Tag: Paul WIlliams
Oct. 5 & 6: John Pizzarelli
Pizzarelli’s engaging patter included a description of a letter from McCartney suggesting the project.
Sept. 5: Steven Brinberg
It’s a testament to his creative talents that he’s able to tackle an entire show and persona of one of the greatest divas of our time
Sally Kellerman: A Little Jazz, A Little Blues, A Little Rock and Roll
Behind the unhurried approach is a master romantic balladeer and singer of the blues.
John Pizzarelli: Midnight McCartney
Between numbers, Pizzarelli’s engaging patter included a description of a letter from McCartney suggesting the project.
Freddy Cole
Freddy Cole SFJAZZ, San Francisco, CA, July 19, 2015 Reviewed by Steve Murray for Cabaret Scenes Revered by his peers, Freddy Cole is reserved a seat at the table of jazz giants and continues, five decades into his career, to be a standard bearer of the swinging romantic balladeers. A master of the judicious, never […]
Steven Brinberg: Simply Barbra
It’s a testament to his creative talents that he’s able to tackle an entire show and persona of one of the greatest divas of our time.
Wendy A. Russell: Where Have I Been All My Life?
She has a clear, direct soprano voice, capable of going big and bold when necessary.
Tim Hockenberry: Feinstein’s at the Nikko
Who else but Tim Hockenberry, the Bay Area’s greatest male troubadour, could wring the wistful longing out of “Rainbow Connection,” Paul Williams and Kenneth Ascher’s theme from The Muppet Movie.
