The album features an "all-star sextet" and other key contributors who provided a sophisticated backdrop for Allyson's vocals:
The record includes fresh takes on classics such as "One Note Samba," "I Cover the Waterfront," and "In a Sentimental Mood". Reviewers noted her ability to find "fresh melodic variations" on these familiar tunes. Karrin Allyson - 1994 - Sweet Home Cookin' (200...
Released on March 1, 1994, is the second studio album by American jazz vocalist Karrin Allyson . Recorded in 1993, this project solidified Allyson’s reputation as a thoughtful interpreter of jazz standards, a skillful scat singer, and a versatile performer capable of blending traditional bop with more contemporary influences. The album was released through the Concord Jazz label, which served as her musical home for much of her early career. Musical Content and Tracks The album features an "all-star sextet" and other
Alan Broadbent (who also provided colorful arrangements) Trumpet: Randy Sandke Tenor Saxophone: Bob Cooper Guitar: Danny Embrey Bass: Putter Smith Drummer: Sherman Ferguson Critical Reception Recorded in 1993