Barbara Brussell: The Piano Bench of My Mind (Songs I’ve Been Sitting on For Far Too Long)
Barbara Brussell harkens back to a time when cabaret was really exciting and respected by the general theater and nightclub-going New York public.
Aaron Valentine: Who Are You Again?: Learning to Sing Through Life
His towering voice evoked the youthful Brian Stokes Mitchell and Norm Lewis and added up to a truly thrilling debut.
Meg Flather: Epiphany
The wide range of characters created by Flather is one of the hallmarks of her work; her wonderful and varied vocals are another.
Jeff Harnar Blame It on My Youth: Our 1980’s Don’t Tell Mama Songbook
He is a superb interpreter of the “bible” on which many of us thrive: the Great American Songbook.
Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano: Painting the Town
Solos and duets performed with original arrangements on which this talented couple left their stamp.
Backstage Babble: Beyond the Walls of Joe Allen Restaurant
Charles Kirsch, creator of the podcast Backstage Babble, worked his magic again at 54 Below.
Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano: Painting the Town
This, their first CD together, is a testament to how their union benefits everyone who loves thoughtful interpretations of beautiful songs.
Christopher Collette: Life of the Party?
At times, an evening of sophisticated and slightly campy fun.
