Gary Crawford & Barry Levitt: Two of a Kind!
Levitt calls their connection “bashert,” (“destined” or “meant to be”), while Crawford prefers “serendipity,” and continues to pinch himself
Pamela Lewis: New York State of Mind: The Songs of Billy Joel
Lewis is a confident singer who’s created very personal arrangements and a unique interpretation of the Joel songbook.
August 21: Pamela Lewis
She’s got personality to burn and a keen sense of humor with a nice touch of sarcasm and irony, all of which projects her as compellingly sensual.
August 11: Annie Ross
One thing is for certain. You’re not likely to confuse Annie Ross with many other performers you’ve heard.
Mary Bogue: Confessions from the Heartbreak Hotel
The fun does begin as soon as this present-day incarnation of Mae West takes the stage.
Tom Culver: Cole Porter, Uncorked
Tom Culver is a charming old pro who knows how to command the stage, use his hands to great effect and has the ability to insert amusing remarks during and between numbers.
Richard Malavet: Very Good Years: The Intimate Sinatra
Malavet has an easy manner and a bright, engaging smile, which easily reflect his singing style.
July 28: Liz Callaway: For the Record
Liz Callaway has a warm presence that has grown richer with age.