Carr Toons

Carr Toons

ASIN: B000056IC1

Track Listings

1. It Ain't the Meat It's the Motion

2. Watch What Happens

3. We'll Be Together Again

4. Maybe

5. Lullaby of Birdland

6. Scotch and Soda

7. Someone to Watch Over Me

8. Mean to Me

9. Just Another Spring

10. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree

Tracks:

It Ain't the Meat It's the Motion
Watch What Happens
We'll Be Together Again
Maybe
Lullaby of Birdland
Scotch and Soda
Someone to Watch Over Me
Mean to Me
Just Another Spring
Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree

Customer Reviews:

Great Music.......2004-01-03

I bought this CD and gave it as a Christmas gift. It was so well recieved that I bought another one for myself. Great Jazz standards sung beautifully. Amanda's original songs are also beautiful. Thank you so much!

No words.......2003-07-12

Lots of anticipation after reading about her on her site. Then I got the album and it didn't really live up. But, I did like the picture on the front.
Next time, I'll listen to the samples before investing the money.

Average customer rating:

Terrible pun

Carr Toons
Amanda Carr
Manufacturer: Original Music Svc
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Jazz | Styles | Music

Vocal Jazz General | Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music

General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000BHN7JI
Release Date: 2005-10-11

Tracks:

It Ain't The Meat It's the Motion
Watch What Happens
We'll Be Together Again
Maybe
Lullaby of Birdland
Scotch and Soda
Someone to Watch Over Me
Mean To Me
Just Another Spring
Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree

Customer Reviews:

Terrible pun.......2007-02-27

I was an intern at a Boston studio around a year ago, and was told to send out emails to local Boston musicians, offering them free studio time. I checked out Amanda's website and sent her a kind email, telling her I was admirable of her voice. Instead of getting a thank you, I got the most RUDE and CONDESCENDING email that I could ever imagine. She sarcastically mocked the integrity of the studio I interned at ("What do you have, Pro Tools?"), and not only pointed out my misspelling of a word, but went into a long sarcastic tirade of my misspelling ("What about your costumer service? I don't see any costumes"). Jeez, mistakes happen. Build a bridge and get over yourself. Being a musician myself, I've never been so insulted by a self-proclaimed "diva". She brags about being in the music business for 30 years, yet nobody outside of a 30 mile radius of Boston has ever heard of her. (Trust me, I graduated from the top jazz school in the country and I don't see her CD's in the school music library). Her career is limited to gigging in small jazz clubs around the Boston area. Call me crazy, but that doesn't sound very diva-like, and certainly doesn't call for the attitude.
I mean wow, she sang on a Jordan's Furniture commercial. Whooptie do! Oh and she sang the National Anthem at Fenway Park a few times. Let me tell you something dear. Unless you're a famous singer (and trust me, you aren't), you will be forgotten once that first pitch is pitched.
While she may have a nice voice, she's no Ella, Billie, or Nina. Buy her CD if you want, but don't send her an email complimenting her! She clearly already knows that she's the world's gift to everything ever.

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