Reflections of Rosemary

Jazz · 2005 · 14 tracks

Reflections of Rosemary

A sparse, deeply personal jazz tribute to Rosemary Clooney. Unhurried piano arrangements and intimate vocals create a smoky, late-night atmosphere of remembrance.

2005 · Concord Records

A quiet, reverent, and deeply intimate exploration of memory and loss through the lens of classic jazz standards.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks

01

Blue Skies

3:53

02

I'll Be Home

3:15

03

The Best Is Yet to Come

2:49

04

I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry

4:29

05

Mood Indigo

4:31

06

It Might as Well Be Spring

4:31

07

Van Heusen Medley

5:33

08

You're Gonna Hear From Me

3:07

09

It Never Entered My Mind/In the Wee Small Hours

5:36

10

I've Grown Accustomed to His Face

4:06

11

Time After Time

3:14

12

The Music That Makes Me Dance

4:03

13

You Are There

3:28

14

[unknown]

0:49

Moments Worth Listening For

The transition between the two standards in the Wee Small Hours medley, capturing a specific midnight loneliness.

The unexpected vulnerability in the cover of I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, recontextualized as a jazz lament.

The way the piano accompaniment recedes to a whisper during the final bars of You Are There.

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