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The Scotsman
'...when it's Carol Kidd's voice and Nigel Clark's guitar, the effect can be magical.'
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Edinburgh Evening News
'Kidd's boldest departures, though, involved imaginative interpretations of the standards. Sweeping from a towering falsetto to hushed tones, Kidd delivered her evocative slow account of the Arlen and Koehler classic Stormy Weather over Clark's impromptu playing.'
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Bebop Spoken Here
'...expressed with fresh spin from Carol's unique style.'
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Northern Sky
'...many-shaded vocals and seemingly innate sense of improvisation...'
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Jazz Matters
'musical storytelling at its best'
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In Tune International
"[The album] joyfully reflects the best of both artistes."
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Jazzwise
'...the duo finds the emotional heart of each song with unerring accuracy...'
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MusicWeb International
"The plethora of young hopefuls trying to be jazz singers could learn a thing or two from Carol Kidd."
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LondonJazz
"...an affecting programme of intelligently selected songs, flawlessly presented."
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The Observer
"...harmonically subtle, rhythmically firm, endlessly resourceful..."
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The Scotsman
"...impeccably played and beautifully judged..."
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The Herald
'...delightful...'
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Jazz Rag
'...knowledgeable jazz phrasing that validates everything this lady performs.'
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