Erin McKeown - Sing You Sinners

Primary Artist
Erin McKeown
Album Title
Sing You Sinners
Release Date
January 9, 2007 
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Review by Jo-Ann Greene
With the rise of the Hollywood extravaganza and the ensuing decline of vaudeville, American music lost much of its kick and joie de vivre. However, with her album Sing You Sinners, Erin Mckeown sets forth to single-handedly resurrect the wayward cast-offs of Americana and return them to center stage, but with a sparkle and humor that is a poignant reminder of an age long gone.
Today, "Get Happy" is probably the best known song on the set, famously delivered onscreen by Judy Garland, but Mckeown and her backing trio, further buttressed by a horn section, turn the song inside out, threading it through myriad musical styles, from its champagne piano intro across the shifting sands of jazz, into R&B and rock & roll, and out into '60s surf. Read More
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