Editorial Reviews b. 10 June 1945, Brooklyn, New York. Nanette Natal's singing career began as a teen in the 1960s with the Helen Hayes Young People's Theater Guild. She then went on to work the Bitter End Coffee House Circuit and such venues as the Gaslight, The Orpheum Theatre, Bottom Line and the Cafe Au Go Go, and recorded with Vanguard and EVOLUTION records. Performing her own material, which developed into blues and rock, she accompanied herself with a guitar and toured universities and concert halls throughout the country. In the late 70s while singing Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady" during a pop recording session at Columbia Records, she changed the phrasing dramatically and subsequently was told by a prominent engineer that she had the soul of a jazz singer. This moment was a turning point in Nanette's musical life. Stifled creatively by a string of recording contracts, Nanette set out on a path of developing her own production company, Benyo Music Productions. In the early 80s, she became a strong influence on the New York Downtown jazz loft scene, with long stints at the Tin Palace and Seventh Avenue South. Compared all the time to Sarah Vaughn and Ella Fitzgerald for an incredible vocal range and scatting ability respectively, she is one of the most extraordinary singers and live performers today. The measure of her success has always been about the integrity of the art. Her main inspirational sources have been Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Henry Mancini and Duke Ellington. Nanette Natal is also a composer of considerable merit. DISCOGRAPHY: My Song of Something (1980/reissue 2003), Wild in Reverie (1982), Hi Fi Baby (1986), Stairway to the Stars (1992), Lose Control (1999), Is Love Enough? (2001) and It's Only a Tune (2004).
Lose Control, Music, Nanette Natal, Jazz, Mainstream Jazz, Pop, Pop Vocals, Popular Music, Vocal Jazz
About the Artist
Biography Nanette Natal
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This release culls selections from two of Natal's previous four albums, Wild in Reverie and Hi Fi Baby, recorded in 1982 and 1986, respectively. All but two of the ten selections are Natal-composed originals, and an assorted playlist they do make. Her style utilizes influences covering a wide rhythmic range from Afro-Cuban to bop, swing, and the blues, as well as a couple of ballads by Natal. She is an extraordinary, multifaceted singer with a range like Sarah Vaughan's and an ability to sweep and swoop, stretch the words, and be at home with several types of singing styles. Her scatting skills approach those of the scatting mistress, Ella Fitzgerald. The first cut, "Ice Fire," testifies to this singer's suppleness, imagination, and energy. Buttressed by excellent piano playing from the late bop great Walter Bishop, Jr. and by premiere bassist Todd Coolman, together they undertake an in-depth exploration of the intricacies of Afro-Cuban rhythms. Along the way, Natal accentuates the melodies with matchless, wordless vocalizing. Usually one saves the best for last, but not here, as this cut is one of the highlights of the album. Afro-Cuban rhythm is also the basis for the album's coda and title song "Lose Control." Natal's blues skills take center stage on "Sweet Vanities." Bishop's funky piano and Joel Helleny's trombone are prominent here. The Everley Brothers' hit "Be Bop a Lu La" is further evidence of Natal's arranging skills, as she has a lot of fun with this rhythm & blues classic. Showing supreme confidence in her ability, she has only Andy Potter's drums along with her for "Hi Fi Baby," punctuating Natal's rocking, swinging dexterity. She is backed by the full ensemble with Tony Cimorosi's electric bass and Ritchie Hart's very down-and-dirty guitar, making for an exceptional performance. Elvis Presley is recalled with one of his early big hits, "Blue Suede Shoes." Natal's rendition is wisely different in that it's somewhat more subdued, but it still swings with Chuck Fishers tenor in attendance. Natal shows that she has the sensitivity and poignancy to get her vocal chords around a ballad in another one of her compositions, "Gone the Midnight Sun." This album is an excellent, entertaining, and recommended release. AMG
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Lose Control
Silk Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002HBO Release Date: 1992-11-17 |
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Helpless.......2006-07-17
Freak Me Baby..........2004-06-23
Why you should buy this CD............2004-02-21
My personal favorites are "Happy Days", "Girl U for Me", "Freak Me", which is sensual without being tasteless, and "Lose Control".
heavy.......2004-01-19
Silk's Lose Control is a perfect record........2003-10-14
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Lose Control! Cheer Mixes Music Vol. 5
Jump City All-Stars Manufacturer: Hot Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000LC3S8I Release Date: 2006-07-01 |
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CHEER MIXES MUSIC CDs are packed with 25 different edits to use in your cheerleading routines + get the full length version of the song for fun listening! Featuring the most popular hits made famous by top artists like Rhianna, Missy Elliot, B5, Gorillaz, Pussycat Dolls, and Kelly Clarkson!
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Make Me Lose Control
Eric Carmen Manufacturer: Rajon ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000H5VDVS Release Date: 2006-08-21 |
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New title in the Rajon Black & White Series of 2CD sets slipcase packs. One of the most influential artists of the 1970s and 1980s, Eric Carmen has brought us an amazing variety of music, from power pop songs to stunningly introspective, classically influenced blockbusters. In 1972, Carmen formed The Raspberries and over the next three years the band enjoyed hit after hit in the US and made quite a splash all over the world. After the Raspberries split, he made a name for himself as a songwriter and performer, scoring several Top 20 hits and writing chart-toppers for many of his contemporaries. Of particular note is the epic All By Myself.Album Details
Special Double CD Collection from One of the Most Influential Artists of the 1970s and 1980s. Eric Carmen Has Brought Us an Amazing Variety of Music, from Power Pop Songs to Stunningly Introspective, Classically Influenced Blockbusters. In 1972, Carmen Formed the Raspberries and Over the Next Three Years the Band Enjoyed Hit after Hit in the Us and Made Quite a Splash all Over the World. After the Raspberries Split, He Made a Name for Himself as a Songwriter and Performer, Scoring Several Top 20 Hits and Writing Chart-toppers for Many of his Contemporaries. Includes the Chart Topping Hit "All by Myself" Along with "Tonight You're Mine", "That's Rock N Roll" and "Make Me Lose Control".
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Lose Control
Nanette Natal Manufacturer: Benyo Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005YG9N Release Date: 2002-01-08 |
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This release culls selections from two of Natal's previous four albums, Wild in Reverie and Hi Fi Baby, recorded in 1982 and 1986, respectively. All but two of the ten selections are Natal-composed originals, and an assorted playlist they do make. Her style utilizes influences covering a wide rhythmic range from Afro-Cuban to bop, swing, and the blues, as well as a couple of ballads by Natal. She is an extraordinary, multifaceted singer with a range like Sarah Vaughan's and an ability to sweep and swoop, stretch the words, and be at home with several types of singing styles. Her scatting skills approach those of the scatting mistress, Ella Fitzgerald. The first cut, "Ice Fire," testifies to this singer's suppleness, imagination, and energy. Buttressed by excellent piano playing from the late bop great Walter Bishop, Jr. and by premiere bassist Todd Coolman, together they undertake an in-depth exploration of the intricacies of Afro-Cuban rhythms. Along the way, Natal accentuates the melodies with matchless, wordless vocalizing. Usually one saves the best for last, but not here, as this cut is one of the highlights of the album. Afro-Cuban rhythm is also the basis for the album's coda and title song "Lose Control." Natal's blues skills take center stage on "Sweet Vanities." Bishop's funky piano and Joel Helleny's trombone are prominent here. The Everley Brothers' hit "Be Bop a Lu La" is further evidence of Natal's arranging skills, as she has a lot of fun with this rhythm & blues classic. Showing supreme confidence in her ability, she has only Andy Potter's drums along with her for "Hi Fi Baby," punctuating Natal's rocking, swinging dexterity. She is backed by the full ensemble with Tony Cimorosi's electric bass and Ritchie Hart's very down-and-dirty guitar, making for an exceptional performance. Elvis Presley is recalled with one of his early big hits, "Blue Suede Shoes." Natal's rendition is wisely different in that it's somewhat more subdued, but it still swings with Chuck Fisher's tenor in attendance. Natal shows that she has the sensitivity and poignancy to get her vocal chords around a ballad in another one of her compositions, "Gone the Midnight Sun." This album is an excellent, entertaining, and recommended release. - AMG
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Lose Control/Descontrolate
Yohany Manufacturer: Orpheus Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000636C7 Release Date: 2002-03-26 |
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Lose Control
Ricky J Manufacturer: Warner Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000F2GIZ4 |
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1. 0:15 Intro: RJ Live Show ||| 2. 3:21 Gotta Get Up ||| 3. 2:40 Follow Me ||| 4. 1:35 Interlude:Stephen Baldwin and Mom ||| 5. 3:15 No Means No Feat. Carl Henry ||| 6. 0:16 Interlude:Live No Means No ||| 7. 2:53 I Just Can't ||| 8. 3:57 79 ||| 9. 3:33 Lose Control ||| 10. 4:09 Loot ||| 11. 1:42 Interlude:Tarzan Dan ||| 12. 4:10 Let It Go ||| 13. 4:38 Partyin' Now ||| 14. 0:48 Interlude:The Message f. Trisha Campbell ||| 15. 3:01 Rick What? ||| 16. 2:59 Lollypop ||| 17. 0:12 Interlude:Backstage ||| 18. 4:06 My Life ||| 19. 5:21 Outro: RJ Live Show
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Lose Control
Robbie Wyckoff Manufacturer: Compression Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000OG6ZH2 |
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10 Original tracks released in 2006
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Lose Control
Idris Manufacturer: Produced by Artist(s) ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000NRE9R0 |
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1 Lose Control 2 Image 3 Sacred 4 Brightest Star 5 Spoken 6 Rescue 7 Glorious 8 Separate 9 Telescope 10 Divine 11 Delicate
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Don't Lose Control
George Adams Manufacturer: Soul Note Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000003ZWP Release Date: 1993-09-11 |
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Lose Control
Missy Elliott ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000GI3PKI Release Date: 2005-08-23 |
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