Peggy Lee and the American Popular Songbook by James Gavin
Like all defense mechanisms, fantasizing has its positive and negative aspects.
Like all defense mechanisms, fantasizing has its positive and negative aspects.
With just a smattering of patter, she showcases her liquid voice, stirring lyrical perception and a keen ear for good songs.
Maye Cavallaro is a well-kept jazz secret here in the Bay Area due to her limited performance schedule, but based on her considerable concert skills, she should get out more often.
René Marie celebrates the release of her latest CD, I Wanna Be Evil: With Love to Eartha Kitt at Boston's Scullers Jazz Club.
Oleta Adams “is a true hybrid—part soul, smooth jazz, gospel and R&B... all coalescing around her rich, perfect-pitch alto.”
Jazz’s new wunderkind, the ridiculously talented Cecile McLorin Salvant, can blow your mind in just her opening number.
Marilyn Maye! Bucky Pizzarelli! Together for the first time!
Hilary Kole has one of the great contemporary jazz voices.