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| Genre | Jazz |
| Label | Coast to Coast |
| Producer | Robert Sadin |
Fire is the third album by vocalist Fleurine.
| Fire | |
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| Studio album by | |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Label | Coast to Coast |
| Producer | Robert Sadin |
Fire is the third album by vocalist Fleurine.
Fleurine and pianist Brad Mehldau had played together on the singer's Close Enough for Love . [1] Fire was produced by Robert Sadin. [1]
The album was recorded in New York City around 2003. [2] Two of the 12 tracks are originals. [1] The other tracks include: "Fire" by Bruce Springsteen; "Show Me the Way" by Peter Frampton; "Fruit Tree" by Nick Drake; and Paul Simon's "Still Crazy After All These Years." [3]
The Los Angeles Times commented on "her warm, enveloping sound and gentle, rhythmic drive transform the songs into something well beyond the original sources." [3]
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