Legendary singer/guitarist Frank D'Rone debuts on WCS with 'Double Exposure'--a must-hear gem of the Great American Songbook.

Frank D'Rone makes a celebrated debut on Whaling City Sound with 'Double Exposure,' a project long envisioned with conductor Phil Kelley. This album is a testament to D'Rone's enduring artistry and his deep connection with Kelley, reflecting years of musical synergy.

D'Rone, renowned for his impeccable interpretation of the Great American Songbook, delivers a collection of classic standards with his signature elegance and emotional depth.The collaboration between D'Rone and Kelley has been highly anticipated. Tony Bennett, a notable admirer, praises D'Rone for his exceptional consistency, asserting that 'he has never sung a bad song.' This endorsement highlights D'Rone's reputation as a leading figure in jazz and vocal performance.

'Double Exposure' features a remarkable lineup of musicians:Frank D'Rone - Vocals, GuitarRandy Halberstadt - PianoChuck Deardorf - BassGary Hobbs - DrumsGerald Stockton - Percussion, EFX, Fretless BassBrad Allison, Paul Baron, Jay Thomas, Steve Mostevoy - TrumpetsGary Shutes, Dan Marcus, Dave Marriott, Nelson Bell - TrombonesTravis Ranney, Mark Taylor, Alexey Nikolaev, Jim Coile, Jack Klitzman - Saxophones.

The album's tracklist includes timeless standards such as 'When the Sun Comes Out,' 'Pure Imagination,' 'Pick Yourself Up,' and 'Lover Come Back to Me.' Each song is delivered with D'Rone's characteristic warmth and finesse, supported by sophisticated arrangements and a talented ensemble.'Double Exposure' is not just a recording but a musical journey through cherished classics, executed with the high level of artistry that D'Rone and Kelley are known for. This release is a significant addition to the canon of jazz and vocal music, celebrating the beauty and depth of the Great American Songbook with both reverence and innovation.

Additional Details

Label: Whaling City Sound

Genre: Jazz

Run Time: 52 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 01/10/10

UPC: 687606005624