Michael Lington’s A Song For You delivers soulful interpretations of the next generation of the great American songbook. Rather than delivering a conventional smooth jazz collection, Lington has turned to the great popular songs of his time from artists like Stevie Wonder, Simon & Garfunkel, Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Sting. The project was produced and arranged by Randy Waldman, a brilliant pianist, arranger and producer (Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Burt Bacharach). The result is a heartfelt and classic, yet fresh sound. It’s lush orchestration takes one back to the classic instrumental recording of the ‘60’s. Lington’s A Song For You keeps this legacy alive and vibrant. Michael Lington will next perform on October 10 at the Borders Downtown Seattle store for an in-store performance and signing. Other future performances include: October 21 at the Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas, NV, and from November 4 through 11 on the Dave Koz Cruise 2006 departing from Mexico.
Friday, October 06, 2006
MICHAEL LINGTON’S ‘A SONG FOR YOU’
Michael Lington’s A Song For You delivers soulful interpretations of the next generation of the great American songbook. Rather than delivering a conventional smooth jazz collection, Lington has turned to the great popular songs of his time from artists like Stevie Wonder, Simon & Garfunkel, Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Sting. The project was produced and arranged by Randy Waldman, a brilliant pianist, arranger and producer (Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Burt Bacharach). The result is a heartfelt and classic, yet fresh sound. It’s lush orchestration takes one back to the classic instrumental recording of the ‘60’s. Lington’s A Song For You keeps this legacy alive and vibrant. Michael Lington will next perform on October 10 at the Borders Downtown Seattle store for an in-store performance and signing. Other future performances include: October 21 at the Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas, NV, and from November 4 through 11 on the Dave Koz Cruise 2006 departing from Mexico.
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