Home / Music / Shirley Horn sang slow enough to make you lean inMusic linernotes album music shirley-hornShirley Horn sang slow enough to make you lean inHorn’s trademark was unusually slow, intimate phrasing — she’d sing just ahead of or behind the beat, a style that pulls you in rather than pushing the song forward. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesShirley Horn lived her whole life in Washington, D.C.Shirley Horn's I Remember You was released on Verve Records during her late-career renaissanceShirley Horn's rhythm section was a consistent duoAbbey Lincoln's Closer Than Close made a modest chart showingBrothers in Arms sold over 30 million copies by the end of the 1980sExploreCleo Sol's Mother blends neo-soul, orchestral jazz, and gospel into a love letter to unconditional love.Sanación is a 26-minute blend of flamenco guitar and electronic atmosphere.Wooden Shjips build hypnotic guitar-driven rock from krautrock repetition and drone.Soundgarden's 2022 self-titled compilation spans their entire career from 1987 to 2012.The original Catch a Fire cover was a hinged Zippo lighter.Previous Shirley Horn's I Remember You was released on Verve Records during her late-career renaissanceNext Shirley Horn lived her whole life in Washington, D.C.