Cassandra Wilson - I Can't Stand The Rain

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Cassandra Wilson - I Can't Stand The Rain

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  • oh shivers up my spine what a voice even better drunk

  • @vertigospumante The picture here is a cover of an album published by EMI in Poland. It was the first album from a pretty long series. There was "best samba ever", best classics, best movie, love songs, classics, rock ballad and more.

  • Song Of The Day.

  • Cassandra delivers from depths untouched.

  • That's the legend Chris Whitley on guitar there, FYI

  • eyes roll tickle my spine and make this come alive thank u

  • @trigmaiden This is great! They took an R&B standard and turned it into more of a delta blues kinda thing. Brilliant! This CD was platinum at my place back in '94!

  • @pdasaro I think the ambiguity over their ethnicity is part of the point. Who can tell where they're from? Does it matter? No.

  • @trigmaiden wait, what was I saying? lol

    I'm Black, I have always and always will listen to jazz, I have a respectable job and a decent paycheck, and I have a taste for beautiful art, regardless of the artists' ethnicity. I suppose logic dictates that I'm a minority among minorities. :-p

    that said, the "smooth jazz" genre often considered "not real jazz" by many. still, it's hard to tell if that was exactly what went through the illustrator's mind.

    yay marketing!

    cheers

  • @gremz01d without discussing the history of whites appropriating aspects of other cultures as a matter of course for hundreds of years; or its continual socioeconomic impact on EVERYONE; or the subsequent effects on mass media and marketing methods; or how interesting it is to see that the words of ONE Aboriginal artist can be thrown back into the cycle and applied as a blanket statement about ALL "black" consumers and "black" art, including the music of a contemporary African American singer...

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