Susan Mack: Yesterdays
Her good humor and stage presence were undeniable.
Jami Templeton: The Shape of My Heart
She is soft, gentle, and delicate, with no hard edges; she’s more intimate, more tender, more inward-looking
54 Sings Irving Berlin
Siegel put together an outstanding cast of singers.
Norm Drubner: The Rainbow Connection
Drubner conveys a commitment and a warmth that is inviting and impressive.
Suzanne Petri: Torch, Sass and Swing!
Petri’s voice is nicely supported these days as she offers jazz, burlesque, torch, show tunes and more in an effective mix of styles.
The Real Sinatra
Will Friedwald’s The Real Sinatra took a unique look at the Sinatra songbook by focusing on songs specifically written for Ol’ Blue Eyes.
Nov. 11: Ann Hampton Callaway
Add to all this the power and warmth of Callaway’s singing and stage presence and you can up the odds for the program’s success.