Rachelle Ferrell
On tour
Listen to, buy or share
Buy
-
223,311
scrobbles
-
37,690 listeners
-

TMoor is listening to
Rachelle Ferrell – I Know You Love Me
Tags
Biography
Biography
Rachelle Ferrell began singing at the age of six, which contributed to the “development of her startling six-and-change octave range.”[2] Her range also includes the ability to reach the whistle register, as stated in an editorial review[3] in which she references her whistle note in “It only took a minute” as “Minnie Riperton-like wailing”. She received classical training on violin at an early age and by the time she was a teen, she was able to play the piano at a professional level. She enrolled in Berklee College of Music in Boston where she honed her musical abilities in arrangement, singing and songwriting.
Ferrell’s 1992 eponymous debut album was released on Capitol Records and had a more contemporary/pop ambience. She, however, was also able to release jazz recordings on Blue Note Records, as a result of her unique contract.
Discography
* 1989: First Instrument (Blue Note)
* 1992: Rachelle Ferrell (Manhattan)
* 1994: Somethin’ Else[4]
* 2000: Individuality (Can I Be Me?) (Capitol)
* 2002: Live at Montreux (Blue Note)
Trivia
In 1999, Rachelle appeared at the “Lady of Soul Awards” to pay tribute to Natalie Cole singing “I’ve Got Love On My Mind.” The audience gave Rachelle a standing ovation.[5] The jazz singer later commented that she was surprised at the reaction, “I came out with no make up, with wild hair…and the people went crazy! It was such a blessing to have people respond that way after being away for a long time…”[6]
Rachelle Ferrell began singing at the age of six, which contributed to the “development of her startling six-and-change octave range.”[2] Her range also includes the ability to reach the whistle register, as stated in an editorial review[3] in which she references her whistle note in “It only took a minute” as “Minnie Riperton-like wailing”. She received classical training on violin at an early age and by the time she was a teen, she was able to play the piano at a professional level. She enrolled in Berklee College of Music in Boston where she honed her musical abilities in arrangement, singing and songwriting.
Ferrell’s 1992 eponymous debut album was released on Capitol Records and had a more contemporary/pop ambience. She, however, was also able to release jazz recordings on Blue Note Records, as a result of her unique contract.
Discography
* 1989: First Instrument (Blue Note)
* 1992: Rachelle Ferrell (Manhattan)
* 1994: Somethin’ Else[4]
* 2000: Individuality (Can I Be Me?) (Capitol)
* 2002: Live at Montreux (Blue Note)
Trivia
In 1999, Rachelle appeared at the “Lady of Soul Awards” to pay tribute to Natalie Cole singing “I’ve Got Love On My Mind.” The audience gave Rachelle a standing ovation.[5] The jazz singer later commented that she was surprised at the reaction, “I came out with no make up, with wild hair…and the people went crazy! It was such a blessing to have people respond that way after being away for a long time…”[6]
Top Tracks
Top Albums
-
Individuality (Can I Be Me?)
12,237 listeners11 tracks
Released:
-
Rachelle Ferrell
7,452 listeners13 tracks
Released:
-
First Instrument
17,191 listeners11 tracks
-
Live In Montreux
2,834 listeners12 tracks
Released:
Events
Add eventListening Trend
37,690listeners all time
223,311scrobbles all time
Recent listeners trend:
Start scrobbling and track your listening history
Last.fm users scrobble the music they play in iTunes, Spotify, Rdio and over 200 other music players.
Create a Last.fm profile






