Craig Pomranz: Berlin to Dylan to Simon and Garfunkel—It’s All Kosher
This is a show from the point of view of a mature artist—not just in age, but also in terms of life view.
This is a show from the point of view of a mature artist—not just in age, but also in terms of life view.
The artist’s tender heart is as present as is her multifaceted talent. The CD is lovely and honest.
Upbeat and full of personality.
A musician and actor/storyteller.
Jazz singer Marty Elkins swings easy.
He’s a marvelous tap dancer and that his vocals run a close second to his dancing.
Alix Cohen interviews a few of cabaret's top music directors and their clients.
An enjoyable listening experience.
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.