Scott Coulter, Carole J. Bufford, Christina Bianco:11 O’Clock Numbers at 7 O’Clock
The original cast of Scott Coulter, Carole J. Bufford and Christina Bianco amusingly provided the context of each of the 14 songs and performed them with great energy
The original cast of Scott Coulter, Carole J. Bufford and Christina Bianco amusingly provided the context of each of the 14 songs and performed them with great energy
Many of the American Songbook’s most beloved songs were created for the movies.
Fifty-seven years since Chita Rivera starred in West Side Story? Impossible.
All was not copasetic in the “World of Kurt Elling” to my ears, although his voice, probably the best in the business of jazz, was as healthy as ever.
Kat Gang is among the best and most beautiful of today’s young female jazz vocalists. She had her unique take on each of the 12 numbers that she delivered at Birdland.
Natalie Douglas is the perfect cabaret performer to do justice to four fabulous female vocalists—Billie Holiday, Lena Horne, Nina Simone and Abbey Lincoln—all of whom knew, loved and admired each other.
Like drumrolls and colored lights, Marilyn Maye is pure Show Biz. She electrifies the room from the moment she steps on the stage.
Nobody is more suited to perform the great music of the 1920s and 1930s than Molly Ryan.
Today’s best husband-and-wife musical team, Eric Comstock and Barbara Fasano, celebrated their 10th anniversary by performing a delightful collection of love songs, perfect for a summer afternoon in New York.
Tierney Sutton Quartet After Blue:…