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May 31, 2001
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Tina May/One Fine Day (33 Records 33JAZZ 050) ONE of the finest jazz singers (and critics' choice in this year's British Jazz Awards), Tina May continues to produce some stunning albums. Her singing on this disc is faultless whether on the bright, up-tempo Bop People or the wistful of Spring Is Here. She is beautifully supported by one of our most delightful pianists, Nikki Iles, and by the virtuosic Alan Barnes who adds new depth to his playing. Simply flawless.

It's also worth reminding you of Tina's previous album, Jazz Piquant (33JAZZ 042). With Brian Dee and Tony Coe, among others, she demonstrates her flawless, crystal clear French on half a dozen songs. Trs bien.

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