Abigail Rockwell: Autumn Noir: Echoes of Jazz
What Rockwell brings to this table of torch is poetry.
Carol Woods: Ain’t We Got Fun: The Richard Whiting Songbook
It was apparent this undertaking was going to be a spectacular winner.
Oct. 1: Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano
They have a vast encyclopedia of popular music and lore, and they know how to deliver it with snap, crackle and pop.
Molly Ryan: Let’s Fly Away
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.
Linda Lavin
Sept. 7: Linda Lavin
Linda Lavin’s singing voice has always been an expressive extension of her speaking voice, probably more so than other singers.
Linda Lavin
Linda Lavin: Starting Over
Linda Lavin’s singing voice has always been an expressive extension of her speaking voice.
Joyce Breach: Moments Like This
Connoisseurs of the best in American popular music already know that the singer to follow is Joyce Breach, a songbird from Pittsburgh.
Gary Lynn Floyd: When Gary Met Harry
Hearing a Harry Warren melody is always a pleasure. Hearing a Harry Warren melody sung by Gary Lynn Floyd adds immensely to the pleasure