Lovers After All

"Lovers After All," the 1993 debut album by Joyce Breach, is a captivating journey into the world of vocal jazz, showcasing the artist's sultry vocals and a repertoire of timeless classics. Released on the Audiophile label, this album is a testament to Breach's ability to breathe new life into beloved standards and hidden gems. The album features a mix of well-known songs like "Thanks for the Memory" and "It Amazes Me," alongside lesser-known tracks such as "The Half-of-It, Dearie" and "When Do the Bells Ring for Me?," which is a duet with the renowned Sir Richard Rodney Bennett. With a runtime of over an hour, "Lovers After All" offers a rich and varied listening experience. Breach's smooth, velvety voice is the perfect vehicle for these songs, each track a testament to her vocal prowess and interpretive skills. Whether you're a longtime fan of vocal jazz or a newcomer to the genre, "Lovers After All" is sure to enchant and delight.