#yanick ettiene

[mitjalovse]

We have seen Roxy Music did the majority of their career without Brian Eno's wild participation, this tends to get forgotten quite a lot. Moreover, they remained true to their laissez-faire ethos, though many would claim their swan song, Avalon, abandoned that. However, I have retorted on a multitude of my posts about the record that the disc represents the perfect ending to their opus, i.e. the LP shows a lyrical speaker achieving his happiness, so where could the group go after this? No surprise they didn't augment their reunion with a platter, they knew Avalon's sumptuous soundscapes function as a fine closure to their story. As you can hear on the title track, he's still visiting parties, but this time he locates what he was always looking for in them.

[haitilegends]

" Please support and buy a track my friends. Love and blessings to all." Yanick Etienne Love Songs For You by YANICK ETIENNE. ♫Listen @cdbaby http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/yanick2 Album Notes http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/yanick2 " YANICK ETIENNE Yanick Etienne is no stranger to the music scene. The attractive vocalist started singing professionally since 1979. Her singing style combines #jazz, #soul and Caribbean flavors to make a completely unique sound: her own. Yanick was born in Port-au-Prince, #Haiti and came to the U.S. with her family in 1970. She's from a very artistic family. Two of her brothers are musicians and her younger sister is a dancer. She says that she gets her vocal abilities from her mother, who loved to sing as a young girl and was often complimented on her beautiful voice. She's paid her dues and acquired her experience as a vocalist by doing studio sessions. She's recorded with a wide-range of artists worldwide. Some of her earlier credits include songs such as "TOI" recorded with Haitian singer, Jose Tavernier, "CARIBBEAN GIRLS" with Austin Tuitt from Trinidad, "MIRAGE" with Yvon Andre (Kapi) of Tabou Combo. She's done back-up vocals on singer Ti Manno's very last album, lead and back-up vocals on ELITE ORCHESTRA, and DIFE/ELECTRIC COMPA (albums) in addition to vocal performances on several other musical projects. In 1990, she recorded background vocal tracks for the Italian Rock & Roll group Rocking Chairs, on their album, "NO SAD GOODBYES". Her performance on (one of the UK's best known Rock group), ROXY MUSIC's album put Yanick's name on the international charts with "AVALON", Bryan Ferry's 1982 hit single. Since that time, she's recorded more albums with Ferry including: BOYS AND GIRLS, BETE NOIRE, MAMOUNA and 39 STEPS. In the summer of 1988, Yanick joined Ferry on his world tour, which included concert stops in the U.S., Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Australia and Europe. Yanick's performances were singled-out for rave reviews by the world's most prominent newspapers and magazines such as: The New York Post, Rolling Stone, Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter, and Japan Times. Her various renditions of "AVALON" on the 1988-89 World Tour were described as "spine-tingling", "riveting" "soulful", "angelic", "pure poetry", "gospel-like", "silky", and so on. In March 1989 after her return from the tour, she commenced preparations on her debut album. "I believe that all the studio work that I've done in the past have helped to prepare me for DERNST EMILE PRESENTS: YANICK ETIENNE". Indeed, we can hear from her performance, the maturity that she has developed as a vocalist. She wrote many of the songs on the album which features her signature hit song "MISTE DAMOU", and co-wrote the others with her Husband/Producer Dernst Emile. Dernst Emile II (Dee), who was 4 years old at the time, superbly co-produced. " Continue Reading - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/yanick2 Lanmou Se Pa - YouTube http://bit.ly/1OnH21C

[haitilegends]

Yanick Ettiene  “ At LE CHAT NOIR. Miami, Fl. I was the special guest of Saxophonist Felipe Lamoglia and I met some wonderful Jazz musicians that night.”