"Stormy Blue" genre: Jazz Vocals
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	Stormy Blue is a beautiful old-school Duke Ellington style tune. A GREAT Jazz allstar Band, and Josephin’s fluty full-bodied voice carries every melodic line directly into ones heart. Billy Holliday, Shade, Nina Simon and Betty Carter come to mind. This young lady is definitely going places.
	CD: CONNECT THE DOTS- CD1 by Josephin   Label: JO RECORDS Credits: The Band: Josephin (vocals) Brad HatfieldPiano and synth) John Lockwood (A.Bass) Rick Peckham (E.Guitar) Yoron Israel (Drums)
	Story Behind the Song Josephin was caught in a rainstorm on a real gloomy day when this song was conceived inside her head. It is dedicated to the one and only the late Duke Ellington. Lyrics Stormy blue What am I to do? To show you Just how much I’m blue? So blue, that the waves (are) still rolling. So blue, that the rain’s still falling. So blue, that I can’t even find the Right light that might fright My blues Away Stormy blue… Stormy blue… A tornado of blue spins me around North winds toss me with a sharp pitch sound, Like a sock in a drier- Round and round ‘Till I’m found in the Light that might fright My blues Away Stormy blue… No more Stormy blue.

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