Party of Four
The Royal Bopsters, Holli Ross (sublyricist), Christian McBride (double bass), Georgie Fame (sublyricist), Dylan Pramuk (sublyricist), Sheila Jordan (vocals), Amy London (sublyricist), Bob Dorough, Jon Hendricks (sublyricist)
The quartet’s mellifluous, light-as-air sound is heard to captivating effect on album opener, ‘But Not for Me’. Arranged by Pramuk and featuring guest bassist Christian McBride, the group singing...
Party of Four
The Royal Bopsters, Holli Ross (sublyricist), Christian McBride (double bass), Georgie Fame (sublyricist), Dylan Pramuk (sublyricist), Sheila Jordan (vocals), Amy London (sublyricist), Bob Dorough, Jon Hendricks (sublyricist)
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The quartet’s mellifluous, light-as-air sound is heard to captivating effect on album opener, ‘But Not for Me’. Arranged by Pramuk and featuring guest bassist Christian McBride, the group singing...
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Contents and tracklist
- The Royal Bopsters, Holli Ross (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Christian McBride, Georgie Fame (sublyricist), Dylan Pramuk (sublyricist)
Dylan Pramuk, Ivory Deek Watson, William Best:
How I Love You (Let Me Count the Reasons)
Work length6:20
- The Royal Bopsters
- The Royal Bopsters, Sheila Jordan, Dylan Pramuk (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Amy London (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Christian McBride, Holli Ross (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Bob Dorough, Holli Ross (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Amy London (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters, Jon Hendricks (sublyricist)
- The Royal Bopsters
Awards and reviews
February 2021
The quartet’s mellifluous, light-as-air sound is heard to captivating effect on album opener, ‘But Not for Me’. Arranged by Pramuk and featuring guest bassist Christian McBride, the group singing on ‘On A Misty Night/The Gipsy’ reaches levels of unfathomable loveliness.
January 2021
Party Of Four is a touchstone for jazz arrangers and vocalists, with bass Dylan Pramuk and tenor Pete McGuinness steering the artful arrangements, while soprano Amy London, alto Holli Ross and Pramuk contribute clever lyrics. The album is dedicated to the memory of bandmate Ross, whose life was cut short in May after a three-year battle with cancer.
