This Could be the Start of Something Big

Marilyn Maye

Maye delivered what she has become renowned for: a powerhouse set of familiar tunes peppered with anecdotes about a life well lived.

Marilyn Maye was beautiful and funny; her smokey, smooth, velvety voice was like an embrace.

She moved through her songs with sustained energy and a flow that seemed totally spontaneous.

Her powerhouse vocals were flawless.

A lovely afternoon.

A strong focus on comedy and fun; the ballads were effective.

Two funny ladies with good rapport and substantial vocals.

Her vocal stamina remains robust, her range impressive, and her final notes land right in the center with dramatic power.

For those of us of a “certain age,” Eydie Gormé resonates as one of the greatest singing stars from the fifties through the turn of the century.

Anthony Nunziata seems to enjoy being a throwback to the era of the Rat Pack.