Celia Berk: You Can’t Rush Spring
The many voices of Celia Berk grace her classy new CD, You Can’t Rush Spring.
The Bridges of Madison County: Original Cast Recording
Although the Broadway production of The Bridges of Madison County had a short run, Jason Robert Brown’s score is forever.
Ronny Whyte : Nevertheless…The Kalmar and Ruby Songbook (CD Review)
Ronny Whyte may be one of the last of the old-fashioned piano bar/saloon singers. At best, he’s one of a fading breed. And that makes his every release a happening. This CD is no exception.
Gabrielle Stravelli : Waiting in Vain (CD Review)
It must feel good to be the talk of the town. After years of paying dues, things are paying off for Gabrielle Stravelli. The lady seems perched on the brink of greatness. The last few years have brought her a stream of good reviews saying all the right stuff about a budding jazz artiste who is in a league of her own.
Robyn McCorquodale: Sleep with Angels (CD Review)
In a world of cookie-cutter albums, it’s refreshing to find a major surprise with the potential to break the mold. Vancouver’s Robyn McCorquodale has released her fourth album, Sleep with Angels, with all original songs
Jesse Luttrell (CD Review)
Who is Jesse Luttrell? What is the fuss about? With the release of this self-titled debut E.P., recalling those of other openly gay performers, the public is about to find out. It’s already a hot seller on CD Baby.
Henry Dee: Breaking Through (CD Review)
Anyone up for seeking hidden treasures? How about a pot of gold? Maybe a jukebox musical on a disc? Welcome, Henry Dee
Gary Crawford: In Love with Love (CD Review)
Some people just do things big. Musically, the results are sometimes mixed. And, sometimes, it all somehow works out, thanks to great arrangements, musicianship and a good song list.
