Special thanks to:
Bruce Adams: trumpet & flugel horn, Dave McLellan: trumpet, George Kidd: trombone, Frank Pantrini: tenor saxophone, Gordon Cruickshank: baritone saxophone.

In 1998 I was invited to Windsor Castle to a reception for the arts. I bumped into all sorts of people including Eric Clapton, Joanna Lumley, Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French. WHile I was talking to them the Queen herself came along and spoke to each of us. Of course sho knew the others and I thought she wouldn't have a clue who I was. I happened to be standing alongside Mick Hucknall from Simply Red, and the Queen approached me and said, "You are the jazz singer aren't you?" I curtsied and said, "Yes Ma'am." She next went on to Mick Hucknall and she said, "And what do you do?" That was the 'Quote of the Week' in the London Times newspaper the next day.

I must have done something right in my life because I received the MBE for services to jazz in October 1998. Prince Charles presented that day and spoke to me about my music. He then asked me if I would be so kind as to send him a CD. As if! I sent him several CDs, and I received a hand written letter from the Prince thanking me. Of course I have it framed.
Carol Kidd 2004

TRACKS:

1. Nice Work If You Can Get It 02:16
2. Havin' Myself A Time 02:33
3. Isn't It A Pity 04:28
4. Bidin' My Time 01:35
5. Sing For Your Supper 02:51
6. Daydream 04:38
7. I'll Take Romance 02:16
8. New York On Sunday 02:07
9. What Is There To Say 04:19
10. Mean To Me 03:03
11. I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan 03:25
12. Starting Tomorrow 01:48
13. Confessions 02:04

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