Jeff Harnar: Jeff Harnar Sings Sammy Cahn—The Second Time Around
Harnar personifies the golden age of the American Songbook. Long may he thrive.
Susan Mack: No More Blues
Her vocals are expansive, and her presentation is open hearted. Mack also brings glamour to the stage.
Sweet Megg: Bluer than Blue
Vocalist Sweet Megg has a thoroughly appealing tone—now crystalline, now molasses, then sandy.
Andrew Walesch and His Orchestra: Sinatra—My Way
He is full of confidence, knows every lyric, and is at home on stage.
Jane Lynch’s A Swingin’ Little Christmas
Lynch and Davis sang about fuzzy Christmas memories, but Flannery focused on the dark side of holiday memories.
Nicole Henry: An Evening with Nicole Henry
Muscular vocals emerged as jazz fusion; rhythmic dexterity offered textured arrangements.
Clint Holmes: Between the Moon and New York City: The Songs of Peter Allen
His warm, muscular vocals and appealing personality swept us up in an exhilarating evening that was over too soon.