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Karrin Allyson I Didn't Know About You Release Date: 1992 Running Time: 60:09 Label: Concord Jazz Rating:

This CD was the debut of the talented singer Karrin Allyson, a creative scat singer also very capable of holding her own on ballads. She primarily utilizes top Kansas City musicians (including pianists Paul Smith, Russ Long and Joe Cartwright, guitarists Danny Embrey and Rod Fleeman, bassists Bob Bowman and Gerald Spaits, drummer Todd Strait, cornetist Gary Sivils and flugelhornist Mike Metheny) on a variety of bop-based material. Among the highlights are "Nature Boy," Karrin's chancetaking duet with drummer Strait on "What A Little Moonlight Can Do," a rapid version of "'S Wonderful" and a bossa-novatized "It Might As Well Be Spring." Karrin Allyson, who also plays piano on three numbers, shows a great deal of potential throughout her rewarding debut. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	Nature Boy	Ahbez	6:17
2	I Didn't Know What Time It Was	Rodgers, Hart	4:27
3	Chopin Prelude Op. 28 No. 4/Insensatez (How Insensitive)	Chopin, Gimbel, Jobim	6:25
4	(Pack Your) Suitcase Blues	Colette	3:16
5	I Didn't Know About You	Ellington, Russell	4:28
6	Line for Lyons	Mulligan	3:38
7	Jesse	Ian	4:26
8	What a Little Moonlight Can Do	Woods	2:32
9	I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You	Crosby, Washington, Young	5:50
10	'S Wonderful	Gershwin, Gershwin	4:27
11	Save That Time	Long	3:44
12	Guilty	Newman	5:28
13	It Might as Well Be Spring	Rodgers, Hammerstein	5:11

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