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27 Feb JAZZTIMES, Harvey Siders “an intelligent jazz stylist…”

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Pianist Jimmy Rowles once famously remarked, "Burt Bacharach's tunes sound like third alto parts." Well, don't try to sell singer Carol Duboc on that notion....

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27 Feb ST PETERSBURG TIMES/TAMPABAY.COM , John Fleming “It may just be a summer thing, but I have found myself fixated on a new CD of Burt Bacharach songs by Carol Duboc, a singer from Kansas City (also Bacharach’s hometown)…”

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Duboc, with four other albums to her credit, has a smoky jazz-pop voice that really shines in smoothly swinging numbers like Wives and Lovers...

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27 Feb Jazz Ambassador Magazine, CD Review For the Record “… she’s a monster with a manuscript. I especially loved what was substituted over formerly innocuous pop hit, “Close to You.”

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Personnel: Carol Duboc (vocals); Hubert Laws (flute); Luis Conte (percussion); Joe Cartwright (piano); Danny Embrey (guitar); Bob Bowman (bass); Tim Cambron (drums). ...

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27 Feb TALKIN BROADWAY.COM – SOUND ADVICE, By Rob Lester “For her latest album, vocalist Carol Duboc gives a warm embrace to well-remembered hit 1960s pop songs by the team of composer Burt Bacharach and lyricist Hal David…”

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The attractive-voiced singer sounds far more varied and involved here than she did on her Songs for Lovers CD, an album too often sinking into the sluggish low-energy cool jazz somnambulism. ...

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27 Feb EDGE PUBLICATIONS, Padraic Maroney “… tailored to Duboc’s singing style which welcomes the songs into a new format while still paying homage to the original source material.”

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The jazz singer keeps her vocals firmly planted in the genre that she feels most comfortable and makes a subtle, effortless change to the songs...

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27 Feb JAZZ TIMES, Christopher Loudon “…keenly imaginative Duboc [is] one of the most interesting and dynamic jazz singers of her generation”

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Building on the significant strength of her first two albums, Carol Duboc slows things considerably for her third Gold Not disc, All of You....

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27 Feb L.A. TIMES, Don Heckman “…Duboc’s singing has the strength and originality to quickly move her into the top level of jazz vocalists – regardless of genre”

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Talented singer-songwriter Duboc has followed up her first album, "With All That I Am," with an even more splendid effort. ...

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27 Feb MIDWEST RECORD RECAP, Chris Spector “If you read the small print, you know this songbird has a day job as one of the behind the scenes L.A. top writers and players.”

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If you read the small print, you know this songbird has a day job as one of the behind the scenes L.A. top writers and players. ...

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27 Feb JAZZTIMES, Christopher Louden Opting to invade the arena of blue-eyed soul, Kansas City’s Carol Duboc ably captures the mountain-stream purity and tranquil contentment of Minnie Riperton throughout this change-of-pace fourth album.

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Working with just keyboards (accompanying herself on two tracks, then turning the keys over to producer/arranger Tim Carmon), accented with flute (courtesy of the great Hubert Laws)...

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27 Feb JAZZREVIEW.COM, Bruce Pulver “The concept began when I started looking for a special Valentine’s song.

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EDGE PUBLICATIONS, Adela M. Brito "Songs For Lovers" is a great collection for easy listening and for when you've got romance on your mind and want to set the perfect mood"...

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