Sheppard, Helen: Hello Tomorrow
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| Management number | 205589612 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $67.50 | Model Number | 205589612 | ||
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Title: Hello Tomorrow
Artist: Sheppard, Helen
Label: Feet First
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5024792500123
Genre: Jazz Vocals
This is an eclectic collection of smoky ballads and swing numbers, which co-exist quite happily alongside more soulful songs and others which could easily live on a superior pop album. It also suits vocalist Helen Sheppard's humor - there are some cheeky little touches to make you smile, and at 25 seconds, "All the Best Men" must be the shortest album track ever. "Hello Tomorrow" was recorded live with no overdubs in 2003 at Trident West (Malcolm Toft's new studio in Torquay) with local players: Gary Evans - drums, Riaan Vosloo - bass, Tom Unwin - piano, Mick Green - sax, Martin Holland - trumpet with special guest Marc Walpot on accordion. Recorded and produced by Leo Feigin, owner of Leo Records.
Tracks:
1.1 Don't Say Goodbye
1.2 You Don't Love Me
1.3 In Your Eyes
1.4 Lazarus
1.5 Reeling
1.6 All the Best Men
1.7 Hello Tomorrow
1.8 Troubles Inside
1.9 Three O'Clock
1.10 Walk Ten Miles
1.11 Never Too Late
1.12 One in a Million
Artist: Sheppard, Helen
Label: Feet First
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5024792500123
Genre: Jazz Vocals
This is an eclectic collection of smoky ballads and swing numbers, which co-exist quite happily alongside more soulful songs and others which could easily live on a superior pop album. It also suits vocalist Helen Sheppard's humor - there are some cheeky little touches to make you smile, and at 25 seconds, "All the Best Men" must be the shortest album track ever. "Hello Tomorrow" was recorded live with no overdubs in 2003 at Trident West (Malcolm Toft's new studio in Torquay) with local players: Gary Evans - drums, Riaan Vosloo - bass, Tom Unwin - piano, Mick Green - sax, Martin Holland - trumpet with special guest Marc Walpot on accordion. Recorded and produced by Leo Feigin, owner of Leo Records.
Tracks:
1.1 Don't Say Goodbye
1.2 You Don't Love Me
1.3 In Your Eyes
1.4 Lazarus
1.5 Reeling
1.6 All the Best Men
1.7 Hello Tomorrow
1.8 Troubles Inside
1.9 Three O'Clock
1.10 Walk Ten Miles
1.11 Never Too Late
1.12 One in a Million
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