David Johnson: A Musical Memoir of Ol’ Manhattan
David Johnson is an utterly charming performer with a deeply resonant lyric baritone voice.
David Johnson is an utterly charming performer with a deeply resonant lyric baritone voice.
She sings with a sound all her own, a strong belt, jazz panache and a top-notch delivery.
His rangy jazz tenor caresses songs with ease.
Barbara Fasano is not just a singer, she is a persuasive storyteller.
Ada Bird Wolfe is a potent jazz singer who packs a big wallop with delicate, gentle vocals and tremendous authenticity in her performance.
Molly Ryan has a naturally creamy voice with back-end vibrato that can leave an airy trail of skywriting or curl back on itself like cursive.
Callaway has the tone and timbre of the later Vaughan style, the sensitive attention to lyric and the emotional showmanship to carry it off spectacularly.
Double your pleasure, double your fun with the jazz delight of cabaret's popular twosome, Eric Comstock and Barbara Fasano.
Pretty Jamie Brady delivered a smorgasbord of songs in Something to Talk About that showed her versatility and vocal color well.
Margaret Whiting & George Shearing…