Liz Callaway
With her honeyed voice and her ability to connect with her audience and her material, proved once again what a national treasure she is.
With her honeyed voice and her ability to connect with her audience and her material, proved once again what a national treasure she is.
O’Hara, like Streisand, is first and foremost an actor who sings from the perspective of a character. She endowed her classically trained, glorious legit voice (rare among current Broadway stars) with physical comedy or pathos depending on the lyric.
A powerful high baritone that zooms up seamlessly into a supernatural falsetto and blitzkrieg charm.
The first complete recording of Anyone Can Whistle.
The recording is an incredible document of their love story and careers
The pre-recorded virtual cabaret had a very spontaneous feeling.
Cross Carol Burnett with the comedic Kaye Ballard, and add a dash of Ed Sullivan and the result is bound to be singer-actress-emcee Susie Mosher.
Has a voice that is secure and strong, easily flowing from lower depths to falsetto.