Marlene VerPlanck: I Give Up, I’m in Love
She approaches a song with gusto and defiantly swings into the mood with a grace and a style that is too rare in today’s crazed music world.
Stacy Sullivan: Since You’ve Asked
Stacy’s voice is smoky, manner mysterious and minimalist, masterfully mesmerizing.
The Pro Shop: Is Your Name Holding You Back?
Is your name an asset, merely satisfactory, or a drawback?
Stacy Sullivan: On the Air
Radiant and warm, Stacy Sullivan—following her recent award-winning tribute to Peggy Lee—graced the intimate Brick Room at Don’t Tell Mama with a music-filled reflection on the career of composer and jazz pianist Marian McPartland.
Peggy Lee and the American Popular Songbook by James Gavin
Like all defense mechanisms, fantasizing has its positive and negative aspects.
Karen Mason: Secrets of the Ancient Divas
There were too many great moments in this show to list them all here, so I’ll settle for some that struck me forcefully enough to warrant a hastily scrawled note in the dark.