Tag: Lew Spence
Tommy Tune: Tommy Tune, Tonight!
He has the appealing charm to bring his music and life into an intimate cabaret.
Marlene VerPlanck: I Give Up, I’m in Love
She approaches a song with gusto and defiantly swings into the mood with a grace and a style that is too rare in today’s crazed music world.
“Such a Wonderful Town”: A Song Is Re-born
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Kurt Elling: Elling Swings Sinatra
To say that Kurt Elling and Frank Sinatra have a lot in common would be an understatement at best.
Celia Berk: You Can’t Rush Spring
Celia Berk proved, once again, that one’s “second act” can be her most satisfying.
