Tag: Carole King
Harold Sanditen: Flyin’ High
Sanditen’s pleasing voice floated delightfully within music director Michael Roulston’s clever arrangements.
Chicago News: May/June 2015
Hilary Ann Feldman salutes Carol Burnett at Davenport’s 5/9, 16 & 23. Robert Rodi appears 5/10 in The Sound of Music, Man. The Chicago Cabaret Professionals offer Strut Your Stuff 5/11 featuring Helene Alter-Dyche, Anna Besserud, Jenifer French and Sue Susman with musical direction by Nick Sula. Anne Steele brings What’s Mine 5/15 & 17. […]
Steve Tyrell: That Lovin’ Feeling
Everything about Steve Tyrell’s new show will be familiar to his fans
Peggy King: Metropolitan Room
Peggy King Metropolitan Room, NYC, April 4, 2015 Reviewed by Rob Lester for Cabaret Scenes Among the many, many “girl singers” of yore who prettily purred, sweetly singing and swinging in now-gone colorful nightclubs, black-and-white TV screens of the 1950s, and on shiny black vinyl discs, there was Peggy King. There still is. Not rocking/writing/rolling […]
Anika Larsen: Sing You to Sleep
Anika Larsen Sing You to Sleep (Yellow Sound) February 2, 2015 Reviewed by John Hoglund for Cabaret Scenes Tony nominee (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) Anika Larsen debut recording, Sing You to Sleep, is a soft collection of sweet, eclectic songs which are based on her lifelong relationships with adults and children. In lesser hands, […]
Vonda Shepard: Feinstein’s at The Nikko
Singer/songwriter Vonda Shepard has her formula down pat. Mixing hook-driven pop hits with boisterous blue-eyed soul belting
Steve Tyrell: That Lovin’ Feeling
Tyrell, with musicians Quinn Johnson, Jon Allen, Kevin Minard, David Finck, Bob Mann, David Mann, gives his audience That Lovin’ Feelin’ from standard swing and sentiment as well as the happening sounds of the sixties.
Randy Graff: Made in Brooklyn…Revisited
Tony Award winner Randy Graff comes across as a big-voiced tough cookie, but, as she proved in Made in Brooklyn…Revisited, her tribute to Brooklyn-born artists, there are soft, sexy emotions under the surface, rearing to get out.
