Speak Low
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Speak Low his 17th. studio album; a follow-up to 2003's But Beautiful - "a sort of progressive, experimental effort ... along the lines of some of the ideas that Gil Evans explored" says Boz. Songs on the album include Chet Baker's "She Was Too Good To Be True," Johnny Mercer's "This Time the Dream's on Me," the often recorded "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free" and the Kurt Weill/Ogden Nash title track. "I'm a vocalist," Scaggs says. "I come more out of a blues/rhythm & blues background, but this is a different way of using my voice, and much more musically challenging and adventurous for me."
Tracks
| 1 | Invitation - By Bronislaw Kaper |
| 2 | She Was Too Good To Me - by Rodgers and Hart |
| 3 | I Wish I Knew - By Mack Gordon and Harry Warren |
| 4 | Speak Low - By Ogden Nash and Kurt Weill |
| 5 | Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me - by Duke Ellington and Bob Russell |
| 6 | I'll Remember April - By Gene De Paul, Patricia Johnson and Don Raye |
| 7 | Save Your Love For Me - By Buddy Woodrow Johnson |
| 8 | Ballad Of The Sad Young Men - By Frances Landesman and Thomas Wolf Jr. |
| 9 | Skylark - By Hoagy Carmichael and Johnny Mercer |
| 10 | Senza Fine - By Cesarea, Paoli and Wilder |
| 11 | Dindi by - De Oliveria, Gilbert and Jobim |
| 12 | This Time The Dream's On Me - By Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer |
