
"Portrait of a Gemini" is a legendary bit of jazzy soul recorded by Penny Goodwin, an obscure female singer from Milwaukee. Penny has a warm style that is pretty darn nice on its own, but it's made even better by the great arranger Richard Evan, who helped out a lot on the session, along with Phil Upchurch, and Morris Jennings. The feel is very much in the Chicago sophisti-soul mode and, at times, the record sounds a lot like Marlena Shaw's best work in the '70s, particularly her sides for Blue Note in the early part of the decade.
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Slow Hot Wind
Too Soon You're Old
Today Is The First Day
Rain Sometimes
Trade Winds
Lady Day & John Coltrane
That's All Right With Me
He's Come Back
What's Goin On
Amazing Grace
What's Going On
Lady Day And John Coltrane
What's Going On (Interlude)
Day Dreaming - Live
On a Clear Day - Live
But Beautiful - Live
Where Is the Love - Live
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Live
Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) - Live
Little Girl Lost (Pieces of Dreams) - Live
Midnight Sun - Live
What's Going On - Live
Send in the Clowns - Live
Too Soon Youre Old
On A Clear Day
Too Soon Your Old
Day Dreaming
Too soon you´re old
Little Girl Lost (Pieces Of Dreams)
Too Soon You’re Old
But Beautiful
Send In The Clowns
Inner City Blues(Make Me Wanna Holler)
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Where Is The Love
Portrait Of A Gemini
Midnight Sun
What's Goin' On
Day Dreaming (Live)
Too Soon You`re Old
He’s Come Back
Where is the Love (Live)
On a Clear Day (Live)
But Beautiful (Live)
Too Soon You Re Old
That’s All Right With Me
Little Girl Lost (Peace Of Dreams)
Lady Day John Coltrane
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Live)
Midnight Sun (Live)
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