Melba Moore
A generous and courageous Melba Moore celebrated her 54 Below debut with lots of vocal pyrotechnics.
Judy Collins
She still sounded like the young folk singer she was, with a voice clear and strong all the way up to the high notes.
John Pizzarelli with Daniel Jobim: Strictly Bossa Nova II
Daniel Jobim, grandson of the bossa nova giant Antonio Carlos Jobim, added true Brazilian flavor and lent a voice that blended well with Pizzarelli’s mellow baritone.
Ron Dabney: What You Need
Ron Dabney brought his warm, mellow voice, his magnetic stage presence to the Metropolitan Room.
Rosemary Loar: STING*chronicity
Rosemary-Loar-Stingchronicity-Cabaret-Scenes-Magazine_212Rosemary Loar staged a paean to and a rethinking of the songs of Gordon Sumner, known to the world as Sting.
Dee Dee Bridgewater with Theo Crocker’s DVRK FUNK Band
Once Bridgewater joined in with Mongo Santamaria’s “Afro Blue,” the group coalesced in a big way.
Sarah Kimball: Demon Lover & Songs of Other Dimensions
“My time of day is the dark time,” Kimball began, setting the tone for a performance that showed off her considerable dramatic skills as well as her impressive vocal range