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ARTIST: SALLY DOHERTY QUARTET
Title: Second Time Around

Label: Tiger Records
Catalogue No: TIG 006CD

Personnel:
SALLY DOHERTY, vocals; With Piero Tucci on piano and accordion, Colin Elliot on double bass and Phil Johnson on drums. Guest musicians on the album include Shez Sheridan on Spanish guitar, Liz Hanks on cello, Donald Grant on violin along with Red Skies String Ensemble.

Track Listing:

1. Chovendo Na Roseira; 2. Gentle Rain; 3. But Not For Me; 4. Second Time Around; 5. Nuestra Ultima Cita; 6. Dindi; 7. Nos E O Mar; 8. The Very Thought Of you; 9. Caminhos Cruzados; 10. La Puerta; 11. IT Could Happen To You; 12. There’ll Be Another Spring
Bonus Tracks; 13. Noche De Ronda

This Sheffield-based latin jazz band fronted by internationally acclaimed vocalist Sally Doherty have just released their new album, Second Time Around, following on from their debut "Foolish Heart".
With Piero Tucci on piano and accordion, Colin Elliot on double bass and Phil Johnson on drums, the playing is excellent. Guest musicians on the album include Shez Sheridan on Spanish guitar, Liz Hanks on cello, Donald Grant on violin along with Red Skies String Ensemble. The songs slip effortlessly from gentle ballads to Brazilian bossa nova and samba, then from swing to Mexican and Cuban boleros with stunning performances throughout. Sally’s beautiful singing slides seamlessly between English, Portuguese and Spanish.

“I defy anyone not to be charmed by the subtleties of her voice”

—John Chalk, Cinnamon Club

Sally has performed as a guest vocalist with Peter King, Neil Yates and with Alan Barnes, and has opened for Cleo Laine and Alex Wilson. This is her second latin jazz release but her ninth album release. Her work has been distributed worldwide. She has also been involved in many collaborations including with Italian dance outfit Planet Funk and she recently sang with the Mercury music prize nominee Richard Hawley on his new album, Lady’s Bridge.