Nancy Wilson's "I've Never Been To Me" is a captivating journey into the world of vocal jazz, released in June 1977 under the Capitol Records label. This studio album, produced by Gene and Billy Page, showcases Wilson's remarkable vocal prowess and her ability to infuse each track with warmth and sophistication. The album spans a concise yet engaging 37 minutes, featuring 10 tracks that blend jazz and vocal jazz seamlessly.
The album opens with "Flying High," setting a lively tone that carries through to the introspective "All By Myself." "Love Is Alive" and "Car Of Love" highlight Wilson's versatility, while the title track, "I've Never Been To Me," became a standout hit upon its re-release in 1982, reaching number three on the US Billboard Hot 100. Other notable tracks include "Changes," "Patience My Child," and "Nobody," each offering a unique flavor of Wilson's artistic range.
"Here It Comes" and "Moments" round out the album, providing a satisfying conclusion to this collection of timeless jazz standards and original compositions. Whether you're a longtime fan of Nancy Wilson or new to her music, "I've Never Been To Me" is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.