Ted Fetter

Barbara Brussell: The Piano Bench of My Mind (Songs I’ve Been Sitting on For Far Too Long)

Barbara Brussell harkens back to a time when cabaret was really exciting and respected by the general theater and nightclub-going New York public.

Continue ReadingBarbara Brussell: The Piano Bench of My Mind (Songs I’ve Been Sitting on For Far Too Long)

Klea Blackhurst: Autumn in New York: Vernon Duke’s Broadway

Brassy, sassy...Blackhurst truly excelled.

Continue ReadingKlea Blackhurst: Autumn in New York: Vernon Duke’s Broadway

Shirley Crabbe: Bridges

Her clarion-toned, rangy contralto is fueled by elegant phrasing.

Continue ReadingShirley Crabbe: Bridges

Ann Hampton Callaway: Jazz Goes to the Movies

This is a sophisticated jazz CD.

Continue ReadingAnn Hampton Callaway: Jazz Goes to the Movies

Ann Hampton Callaway: Jazz Goes to the Movies

A first-rate musician, imaginative and sophisticated.

Continue ReadingAnn Hampton Callaway: Jazz Goes to the Movies

Craig Cochrane: Craig + 2: An Evening of Jazz Standards

Lulls his listeners into a state of pure pleasure.

Continue ReadingCraig Cochrane: Craig + 2: An Evening of Jazz Standards

Margaret Whiting: Dream-The Lost Recordings

Let the beautiful vocals wash over you.

Continue ReadingMargaret Whiting: Dream-The Lost Recordings

Charles Busch: The Ultimate Playlist

Charles Busch has developed a cabaret act that shows him at his most personal and revealing.

Continue ReadingCharles Busch: The Ultimate Playlist

Jane Monheit: Greatest Hits

I was once again astounded and impressed by her style and skill.

Continue ReadingJane Monheit: Greatest Hits