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Elli Fordyce: Something Still Cool with Jim Malloy

Read "Something Still Cool with Jim Malloy" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone

by Michael P. Gladstone

Elli Fordyce's Something Still Cool evokes an era when, if you shook a tree, several female jazz singers would fall out. The preponderance and preference for cool woman singers in the 1950s is the raison d'être that has eluded Fordyce over a multi-decade series of misfortunes that have only made this debut album available now.

A New Yorker, Fordyce was always a budding vocalist and was friends with Bobby ("Darin") Cassotto, then a drummer. When Fordyce's ...

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