What makes Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire by Stacey Kent notable?

'Let Yourself Go' received critical acclaim for its fresh arrangements and Kent's vocal delivery, further solidifying her status in jazz. The album helped revitalize interest in Astaire's music during a time when traditional jazz standards were experiencing a resurgence. By 2000, Stacey Kent had already established herself in the jazz scene with her debut album released in 1997. 'Let Yourself Go' was a pivotal moment, as it showcased her ability to interpret standards and pay homage to legendary figures like Fred Astaire, following her growing recognition in the international jazz community.

Who is Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire for?

Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire works well if you're into steady pacing for relaxed listening, celebratory mood for joyful moments and for intimate gatherings.

How many songs are on Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire?

Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire has 13 tracks, running approximately 54 minutes.

Let Yourself Go – Celebrating Fred Astaire

Stacey Kent · 2000

54 min · 13 tracks · jazz

A shimmering tribute where jazz elegance meets the classic charm of Fred Astaire's timeless songs.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady pacing for relaxed listening
celebratory mood for joyful moments
for intimate gatherings
elegant background for dinner parties
nostalgic charm with timeless appeal

Maybe skip if you want

prefer high-energy, fast tracks
seek modern sensibilities

Where this album fits

Career context: By 2000, Stacey Kent had already established herself in the jazz scene with her debut album released in 1997. 'Let Yourself Go' was a pivotal moment, as it showcased her ability to interpret standards and pay homage to legendary figures like Fred Astaire, following her growing recognition in the international jazz community.
Stylistic neighbors: Cassandra Wilson· Diana Krall· Madeleine Peyroux