Artist: Diana Krall
Album: Stepping Out (Remastered)
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 1993/2016
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:04:28
Total Tracks: 13
Total Size: 1,20 GB

Tracklist:

01. Diana Krall – This Can’t Be Love (04:30)
02. Diana Krall – Straighten Up and Fly Right (03:54)
03. Diana Krall – Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (04:02)
04. Diana Krall – I’m Just a Lucky So and So (04:20)
05. Diana Krall – Body and Soul (05:34)
06. Diana Krall – 42nd Street (06:18)
07. Diana Krall – Do Nothin’ Till You Hear from Me (04:30)
08. Diana Krall – Big Foot (07:04)
09. Diana Krall – Frim Fram Sauce (04:06)
10. Diana Krall – Jimmie (05:24)
11. Diana Krall – As Long as I Live (04:42)
12. Diana Krall – On the Sunny Side of the Street (04:52)
13. Diana Krall – Summertime (Bonus Track) (05:08)

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Stepping Out launched the career of one of our generation’s greatest Jazz artists. Diana Krall’s 1993 debut shows that she had the goods right from the get-go. Krall sings with honesty, subtlety, and persuasion while playing the piano with head-shaking authority, both as accompanist – she offers amazing asides in between vocal phrases – and as an absolutely A-one improviser. The Justin Time Essentials Collection introduces the album to a new generation of fans, but this time with an added bonus track from the original sessions – Diana’s incredible arrangement of “Summertime”.For years singer-pianist Diana Krall has been bringing new lifeblood to jazz via her dual knockout talents. And while her later recordings reveal a consistently maturing artist, this 1992 debut album shows that the Nanaimo, British Columbia, native had the goods right from the get-go. In her mid-20s here, Krall sings with honesty, subtlety, and persuasion while playing the piano with head-shaking authority, both as accompanist–she offers amazing asides in between vocal phrases–and as an absolutely A-one improviser. Indeed, it is remarkable to hear her weave her gifts into a wondrous whole. Working with bass ace John Clayton and the superb drummer Jeff Hamilton, Krall presents one winner after another. –Zan Stewart