Amy London: Women in the Great American Jazzbook
She is an assured vocalist and a fine interpreter of lyrics.
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Frankie Campofelice: Every Night at Seven
Creative arrangements, extraordinary singing, and vibrant accompaniments.
Charles Busch: My Leading Ladies
He seduces a song and coaxes from the lyric meanings that may not have been apparent in previous hearings.”
Delphine Cortez, Hope Morgan, Francine Reed: The Valley Jazz DIVAs Show
One of the hallmarks of the DIVAs show has always been the contrasting vocal styles of the songstresses, and the band was up to every challenge.
Sue Matsuki: The Gals That Make Me Sing
She has the range to keep us interested in her songs and stories, but she never got caught up in vocal prowess for its own sake.
Lisa Kantor: Do Nothin’ Til You Hear from Me
She swung, crooned, and balladeered her way through the Great American Songbook as if born to it.
Women in Jazz Organization: Bessie, Billie, & Nina—Pioneering Women in Jazz
Featuring an immaculate all-female band and a trio of dynamic vocalists
