| 1. Lazy Monday Afternoon |
| 2. Let's Have It All |
| 3. Shakin' That Jazz |
| 4. Wanna Be Where You Are |
| 5. So Far Away |
| 6. First Time |
| 7. Second Nature |
| 8. You Are The One |
| 9. Special My Love |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Lisa Deveaux has crafted a sophisticated style of contemporary, pop jazz that reflects as much depth and flavor as her rich ethnic heritage-a mix of African American, Creole, Native American and Czech ancestry. Her brand of music blends Brazilian, Smooth, and R&B sounds that captue jazz's versatility. Deveaux's deep passion for her music makes the release of her debut CD,"Shakin' That Jazz" one of the most gratifying moments of her career. Singing background with Phyllis Hyman (her mentor) and Barry White, taught Deveaux about the commitment and discipline necessary to sustain in the business. She describes the album as a "smooth and mellow reflection of romantic love with a sultry approach, reminscent of Sade and Natalie Cole". The title track, "Shakin' That Jazz", which Deveaux wrote, is a sassy rendition that pays homage to several great legends of jazz. "Lazy Monday Afternoon, which she also wrote, represents her unique musical style infused with Latin and island undertones. Also featured on the CD is "So Far Away", a Carole King hit which Deveaux sings in memory of her father. A native of Chicago, she attended Florida A&M University and Herbert Burghoff Studios in NY, and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in entertainment management and musical theater from Columbia College in Chicago.
Product Description
Lisa Deveaux's sultry vocal style blends Brailian, Smooth, and R&B sounds that capture jazz's versatility while "Shakin' That Jazz" exemplifies romantic love with a unique combination of latin and island undertones.
Lisa Deveaux has crafted a sophisticated style of contemporary, pop jazz that reflects as much depth and flavor as her rich ethnic heritage-a mix of African American, Creole, Native American and Czech ancestry. Her brand of music blends Brazilian, Smooth, and R&B sounds that captue jazz's versatility. Deveaux's deep passion for her music makes the release of her debut CD,"Shakin' That Jazz" one of the most gratifying moments of her career. Singing background with Phyllis Hyman (her mentor) and Barry White, taught Deveaux about the commitment and discipline necessary to sustain in the business. She describes the album as a "smooth and mellow reflection of romantic love with a sultry approach, reminscent of Sade and Natalie Cole". The title track, "Shakin' That Jazz", which Deveaux wrote, is a sassy rendition that pays homage to several great legends of jazz. "Lazy Monday Afternoon, which she also wrote, represents her unique musical style infused with Latin and island undertones. Also featured on the CD is "So Far Away", a Carole King hit which Deveaux sings in memory of her father. A native of Chicago, she attended Florida A&M University and Herbert Burghoff Studios in NY, and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in entertainment management and musical theater from Columbia College in Chicago.
Product Description
Lisa Deveaux's sultry vocal style blends Brailian, Smooth, and R&B sounds that capture jazz's versatility while "Shakin' That Jazz" exemplifies romantic love with a unique combination of latin and island undertones.
Shakin' That Jazz,Lisa Deveaux,Island Girl Music Inc.,Her sultry vocal style blends Brazilian, Smooth, and R&B sounds that capture jazz's versatility while "Shakin' That Jazz" exemplifies romantic love with a unique combination of latin and island undertones.
Jazz Music:
- Sings for Playboys
- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes [Import]
- Solo [Hybrid SACD]
- Spiritual
- Takeoff
- Tenderly [Limited Edition] [Import]
- That Man of the Blues
- The Best of Bebo Valdes
- The Best of Women in Jazz
- The Commission Project
Jazz Music
American Blues Is Here [Import]
Symphony 5 in E Minor Op 64 / Capriccio Italien
Time to Grow Pt.2 [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
The Good the Band & the Ugly [Import]
The Glenn Gould Edition - Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I