SFJAZZ | SFJAZZ Singles: Jacqui Naylor performs "We'll Shine Through" @sfjazz | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 20 hours ago.
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About this clip:
Vocalist Jacqui Naylor and her band perform her original composition "We'll Shine Through" from the album "Treasures of the Heart" during her concert on March 22, 2024 — part of the 2023-24 Season and broadcast on Fridays Live.
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Vocalist and composer Jacqui Naylor returns with her celebrated twelfth album, Treasures of the Heart, featuring her deeply rich, soulful voice on a signature mix of standards, covers, and original music. Known for her ability to interpret a diverse repertoire, Naylor attributes her unique sound to tight and spontaneous interplay with long-time bandmates. They include pianist, arranger and co-writer Art Khu, bassist Richie Goods, and drummer Josh Jones. What Naylor and her band create on stage together is both sensitive and explosive!
Naylor performs two different shows each night of her residency, featuring music from Treasures of the Heart and her illustrious career. Naylor’s albums have made exclusive "top-ten" lists and her music featured in ad campaigns, television shows, and films, including a documentary made about her. She also gained notoriety for arrangements of jazz standards sung over grooves of well-known rock tunes and vice versa.
Highlights from Treasures of the Heart include an Afro-Cuban inspired take on the Rodgers and Hart classic “I Didn’t Know What Time It Was,” a sensitive interpretation of Burt Bacharach and Hal David’s iconic “This Guy’s in Love with You,” and the uplifting and funky Naylor and Khu original title track “Treasures of the Heart.”
PERSONNEL:
Jacqui Naylor: vocals
Art Khu: piano
Richie Goods: bass
Josh Jones: drums
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***SFJAZZ is a non-profit organization that presents year round jazz concerts, festivals and educational programs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, CA.
Watch weekly live broadcasts from the SFJAZZ Center:
SFJAZZ.org/AtHome
About this clip:
Vocalist Jacqui Naylor and her band perform her original composition "We'll Shine Through" from the album "Treasures of the Heart" during her concert on March 22, 2024 — part of the 2023-24 Season and broadcast on Fridays Live.
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Vocalist and composer Jacqui Naylor returns with her celebrated twelfth album, Treasures of the Heart, featuring her deeply rich, soulful voice on a signature mix of standards, covers, and original music. Known for her ability to interpret a diverse repertoire, Naylor attributes her unique sound to tight and spontaneous interplay with long-time bandmates. They include pianist, arranger and co-writer Art Khu, bassist Richie Goods, and drummer Josh Jones. What Naylor and her band create on stage together is both sensitive and explosive!
Naylor performs two different shows each night of her residency, featuring music from Treasures of the Heart and her illustrious career. Naylor’s albums have made exclusive "top-ten" lists and her music featured in ad campaigns, television shows, and films, including a documentary made about her. She also gained notoriety for arrangements of jazz standards sung over grooves of well-known rock tunes and vice versa.
Highlights from Treasures of the Heart include an Afro-Cuban inspired take on the Rodgers and Hart classic “I Didn’t Know What Time It Was,” a sensitive interpretation of Burt Bacharach and Hal David’s iconic “This Guy’s in Love with You,” and the uplifting and funky Naylor and Khu original title track “Treasures of the Heart.”
PERSONNEL:
Jacqui Naylor: vocals
Art Khu: piano
Richie Goods: bass
Josh Jones: drums
Learn more at SFJAZZ.org
Subscribe to SFJAZZ's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/sfjazz
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/SFJAZZ
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/SFJAZZ
***SFJAZZ is a non-profit organization that presents year round jazz concerts, festivals and educational programs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, CA.
