Patricia Barber sings This Town [DSD Single]

Patricia Barber

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This Town, a song composed by Lee Hazlewood and made famous by Frank Sinatra, is now available to listeners worldwide as the first Single from Patricia Barber’s upcoming album Clique!

Patricia Barber is a performer that is known for boldly blurring the lines between poetry, jazz, and art song.  Her first album on NativeDSD, Higher, has been a best seller in Stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound DSD and DXD since its release.  Her new all-standards album Clique! from Impex Records is due out on August 6th in Stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound DSD and DXD at NativeDSD.

This Town (DSD Single) is available to listeners worldwide from NativeDSD in Stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound DSD (up to DSD 256) and DXD as well as Stereo DSD 512.

Patricia Barber – Vocals & Piano
Patrick Mulcahy – Bass
Jon Deitemyer – Drums

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This Town
04:34

Total time: 00:04:34

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IMP7002DXD1

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5.1 Surround Engineers

Jim Anderson & Ulrike Schwarz

5.1 Surround Mastering

Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering in Portland, ME

5.1 Surround Producer

Jim Anderson

Analog to Digital Converter

Horus with Merging+Clock U, Merging Technologies

Associate Producers

Martha Feldman & Ulrike Schwarz

Audio Cables

AccuSound

Executive Producer

Abey Fonn

Mastering Engineers

Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering in Portland, ME & Tom Caulfield, NativeDSD Mastering Lab in Marshfield, MA (DXD to DSD 512)

Microphones

Sennheiser

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This project was recorded, mixed and mastered in High Resolution DXD (352.8kHz/32bit) using a Horus/Pyramix recording system and the Merging+Clock U

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Producers

Patricia Barber & Jim Anderson

Recording Engineers

Jim Anderson, Jonathan Lackey (Assistant)

Recording Location

Chicago Recording Company, Studio 5 in Chicago, IL during January 2019

Recording Software

Pyramix, Merging Technologies

Technical Producer

Ulrike Schwarz

Release DateJune 8, 2021

Press reviews

Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity

While [Clique!] still has everything that makes a Patricia Barber album all her own, her singing style, piano playing, phrasing, and arranging, it has an undeniable sense of coolness and a consistent infectious groove that just grabs you and doesn’t let go. Yes, the songs are all recognizable standards, but Patricia Barber handily takes them and makes each her own while still keeping it all sounding appealing and approachable for an admitted jazz neophyte like myself.

WBGO Radio

Patricia Barber breathes new life into her latest single, “This Town” — the 1967 song made popular by Frank Sinatra.

Her tender approach to the lyrics of this Lee Hazelwood hit comes juxtaposed with the fiery edge of her piano playing, in signature Barber fashion. Her new album Clique! due out August 6 finds her reimagining standards by the likes of Thelonious Monk (“Straight, No Chaser”), Stevie Wonder (“All in Love is Fair”) and Rodgers and Hammerstein (“Shall We Dance?”).

Her solid cast of players includes Patrick Mulcahy on bass and Jon Deitemyer on drums, who join her on “This Town.” Elsewhere on Clique, she also features Jim Gailloreto on tenor saxophone and Neal Alger on acoustic guitar.

And as on her 2019 album Higher, a product of the same recording sessions, Barber links up once again with multiple Grammy award-winning producer Jim Anderson — who recorded, mixed, and mastered the sessions in DXD.

1 review for Patricia Barber sings This Town [DSD Single]

    For the moment, I can only talk about the first track of the new Patricia Barber album Clique! – This Town.

    It’s a superb recording which exploits very well the high resolution DXD format. The voice is superb.

    I’m waiting for the availability of the full album.

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