MUSIC
Alone Together
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“A must for anyone interested in the art of vocal expression” – Clive Fuller ‘In Tune’ Magazine.
A collection timeless ballads and gentle swing standards all expertly arranged by Andrew Cottee and played to perfection by the John Wilson Orchestra in the famous Abbey Road, studio number 2. (Read more…)
What A Carry On!
Gary sings one track on this album, Carry On Screaming, with Gavin Sutherland conducting the Royal Ballet Sinfonia. (Read more…)
Sing Swing Sing
Big band album with Chris Dean’s Syd Lawrence Orchestra. Featuring some of the many singers who have performed with the SLO over the years. Gary has can be heard on three tracks: Fly Me To The Moon, Let’s Face The Music and Dance, Softly.
Styne and Loesser
Gary sings four tracks for a Reader’s Digest compilation album featuring the work of Frank Loesser and Jule Styne. Other guest artists included Annie Ross, Barbara Dickson and Petula Clark.
Gary’s tracks were:
- Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)
- Money Burns a Hole In My Pocket
- Guys and Dolls (with Gary Wilmot and Andy Brown)
- I Still Get Jealous
This album is no longer available.
Summertime
This album features Gary and his band with a selection of show songs, in a swing style. (Read more…)
CD REVIEWS
June 9th 2011“Let There Be Love” reviewed by Journal Into Melody
Gary needs no introduction to readers of this magazine; his work has been praised by us on many occasions in the past. This time we find him in a sophisticated cabaret setting, with superb arrangements by Andrew Cottee. (Read more…)
May 17th 2011Cabaret Legend Steve Ross on “Let There Be Love”
Finally, I have listened carefully to your marvelous Nat “King” Cole album. The musicians are superb (especially, and of course I would notice, the pianist). I’m so happy you “rescued” this and put it out. (Read more…)
March 16th 2011BBC Radio 2′s Russell Davis review ‘Let There Be Love’
It’s a pleasure to welcome into our library another offering from Gary Williams: His latest – “Let There Be Love – A Celebration of Nat King Cole’ doesn’t disappoint. (Read more…)
February 24th 2011“Let There Be Love” reviewed by In Tune International
“I have often been disappointed with live recordings because somehow they either lack the studio feel or fail to capture the atmosphere of the event. This new CD from Gary Williams which comes from his Nat King Cole show of 2004 does not fail on either score. (Read more…)
September 2nd 2010BBC Big Band Club magazine reviews both new albums
BBC Big Band Club members will know Gary Williams from his many appearances with the band both live and on Big Band Special. He also performs regularly with John Wilson’s and under John Wilson’s baton, with the BBC Concert Orchestra. (Read more…)
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