Young Schenectady jazz singer goes old school on new release
Jazz artist Kimberly Hawkey, Schenectady born and raised, is young but keeps it old...
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Jazz artist Kimberly Hawkey, Schenectady born and raised, is young but keeps it old...
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28 May 2021 In the liner notes on Shannon McNally’s new record, the singer confessed that she’s had a long fascination with Waylon Jennings‘ music. She wrote, “Just the name ‘Waylon’ makes me sit up in my chair and look around like I might see an apparition or a buffalo standing in the living room…. I have always loved his defiantly existential but immediately accessible common man’s music and how it boogies.” That’s an odd way to describe the man and his music, but her reverence is clear. While McNally had performed and recorded a few of Jennings’ songs in the past, she...
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Article Contributed by IVPR | Published on Saturday, April 17, 2021 “I have always loved his defiantly existential but immediately accessible common man’s music and how it boogies,” says Shannon McNally of the man whose timeless music is the subject of her new album THE WAYLON SESSIONS, Waylon Jennings. Upon the album’s completion, McNally’s collection of tunes ended up being not so much a tribute as it is a recontextualization; a nuanced, feminine rendering of a catalog long considered a bastion of hetero-masculinity. “The world has changed a lot since these songs were fi...