sophisticated lady

Holly Cole puts a spin on the jazz lexicon

HE JAZZ vocal genre

has always provided

fertile ground for great
female voices. Canada’s
Holly Cole Trio is turning
ears with a winning formula
— tasteful song choice and
arrangements, sophisticated
musicianship and an ar-
resting voice.

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RECORD REVIEW

Singer Holly Cole. with Aaron
Davis on piano and Cavid Piltch
on string bass. appears for two
Vancouver shows, Sunday, Nov. 10
at the Discovery Theatre.

The trio has just released its se-
cond release, Blame it On My

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Youth, The disc includes some
delighifully ironic interpretations
of classic songs like On The Street
Where You Live and {Il Be Seeing
You.

Cole recently spoke with Music
Now.
Music Now: How did you
decide upon Tom Waits’
musica! arranger and bass
player Greg Cohen as producer ©
for Blame ft On My Youth?
Cole: “| decided that | would go
to my record collection and listen
to my records to see what !
thought related to what we did
and what sounded good — | kept
coming up with Tom Waits

albums. His (Cohen's) name is on
most of them. ! decided to aim
high — go for Tom Waits’ pro-
ducer. We sent him our first re-
cord and he loved it.”

Music Now: Was the Tom
Waits’ song Purpie Avenue
written for this project
specifically?

Cole: ‘It was written a long time
ago but it was never released on
anything.”

Music Now: What do you look
for when you choose to record
a song?

Cole : “It seems to be harder to

find lyrics that { agree with. By law

you can change music as much as

you like when you record, but

with lyrics you can’t do a thing.

it's harder to find lyrics.”

Music Now: Can you think of

a song that you might have

wanted to record because of

the melody but personal con-

victions concerning lyrics kept

you from doing so?

Cole: ‘Ya, Someone To Watch

Over Me. That's one of my

favorite songs of all times. That

song is so much something that
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