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New Moon Daughter by Cassandra Wilson (CD, 1996)

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Jew's Harp, Percussion – Cyro Baptista. Electric Guitar [Lead] – Kevin Breit. Written-By – Neil Young. Backing Vocals – The Peepers. Written-By – Robert Johnson. Vocals – Cassandra Wilson. Percussion [Washtub, Ashtray] – Dougie Bowne.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelParlophone

UPC0724383718320

eBay Product ID (ePID)18050187427

Product Key Features

LanguageEnglish

Era1990s

Run Time3686 Sec

Release Year1996

FormatCD

FeaturesStudio Recording

TypeAlbum

StyleContemporary Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Vocal, Standards, M-Base, Free Funk

ArtistCassandra Wilson

Release TitleNew Moon Daughter

Additional Product Features

Guest ArtistChris Whitley

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Reviews5 Stars (out of 5) - "Instant classic....A warmly inviting and authentic voice promoting multicultural roots, who imbues all she appropriates with genius far surpassing post-modern gloss, Wilson recasts the American songbook....What's so satisfying is that Wilson's realizations revivify material from within their original intent...", Ranked #15 in the Village Voice's 1996 Pazz & Jop Critics' Poll., "...Treating pop songs without snobbery, unafraid to muddy the perceptions of what a jazz singer should and shouldn't do, Wilson continues her beguiling journey into pop's heart of darkness." - Rating: A-, "...this singer leaps out of nowhere to nail a wide interval or to unerringly navigate a difficult melody....NEW MOON DAUGHTER will continue to win her the big audience she deserves...", 4 Stars (out of 5) - "...this is an album of such elegant melodies and emotion that Wilson should transcend the jazz genre as easily as Alison Krauss has transcended bluegrass..."