Liz Callaway: The Wizard and I: Liz Callaway Sings Stephen Schwartz
Callaway can sing lightly without fraying and full out without breaking. Her articulation seems as natural as breathing, her control is superb.
Bob Levy: Live, Love & Laugh: The Ronny Whyte & Bob Levy Collaborations
Songs on Live, Love & Laugh are worthy of being added to the Great American Songbook.
Betty Bryant: Nothin’ Better to Do
Betty Bryant and her accomplices are virtuosos. This is a wonderful listen!
Melissa Errico with Tedd Firth: I Can Dream, Can’t I?
It’s all-of-a-piece. Its point of view is calm, grounded.
Renee Katz: Renee Katz Sings Irving Berlin: Lost in His Arms
Renee Katz is the ideal singer to capture the tenderness and sincerity of a Berlin number.
Ann Kittredge: You Sleigh Me
She is in fine voice, and she brings her intelligent interpretation of lyrics to each song.
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Phillip Officer: Phillip Officer Salutes Mabel Mercer: You Fascinate Me So
Officer has always had the ability to make you feel that he’s singing only to you.
Brian De Lorenzo: Toast of the Town: Volume 1
De Lorenzo sings to emphasize the story of each song and makes lyrics and emotional interpretation more important than vocal fireworks.
Ava Nicole Frances: The Dream That I See (Live at The Green Room 42)
A voice that blends classic musical-theater clarity and the ability to belt to the back row.