Tag: Manhattan
Bart Howard
May/June 2015 BART HOWARD by Rob Lester He said that “the song poured out of” him “in twenty minutes,” but it sure has lasted: “Fly Me to the Moon” put composer-lyricist Bart Howard on the map with just that one audience-pleaser. Successful both as an uptempo number and its original setting as a romantic ballad, […]
May 9: Eric Michael Gillett
Gillett uses the wit and wisdom of Lorenz Hart to remind us all that, while love can be experienced with abandon, carelessness of the heart can make for a messy sort of romance.
Eric Michael Gillett: The Journey Begins
Eric Michael Gillett The Journey Begins March 11, 2015 At the end of Winter 1995, Darrell Henline, the founder and original publisher of Cabaret Scenes, made Peter Leavy an offer Leavy eventually could not refuse. Henline was planning the second issue of the magazine and he gave Leavy carte blanche to submit a piece on […]
Klea Blackhurst, Jim Caruso and Billy Stritch: A Swingin’ Birdland Christmas
The mix of Klea Backhurst, Jim Caruso and Billy Stritch in A Swingin’ Birdland Christmas is the perfect recipe for a wonderful way to end a holiday afternoon in Manhattan.
Richard Holbrook: It’s Great to Be Alive
I do treasure even more what I love most in life—my family, friends and my health! It is so great to be back in New York and singing again, but most of all, it’s great to be ALIVE!
