Marilyn Maye
She moved through her songs with sustained energy and a flow that seemed totally spontaneous.
She moved through her songs with sustained energy and a flow that seemed totally spontaneous.
This two-hour cabaret homage to the 1960s had everything a baby boomer could want.
An excellent show was made more intriguing by the evidence of new facets of Carole J. Bufford’s ample talent.
Muscular vocals emerged as jazz fusion; rhythmic dexterity offered textured arrangements.
He has become a star.
You won’t get much better than the jazzy pops of surprises from Pizzarelli on guitar and Molaskey’s theater intelligence.
Bearman is clearly at the beginning of a bright career.