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Debbie Harry Adds Additional Shows To Sold Out Cafe Carlyle Residency
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Matt Gross
While perhaps best known for her trailblazing 40-year career with iconic Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame band Blondie, Debbie Harry has always staunchly resisted the option of coasting on her laurels. Instead she has followed an idiosyncratic path that has demonstrated her restless creative spirit, wide-ranging interests and diverse skills. She has performed alongside Marina Abramovic's performance art, collaborated with New York avant-garde ensemble the Jazz Passengers; sang on recordings by Nick Cave and Moby, among others; been featured ...
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Columbus Jazz Orchestra & Debbie Gravitte Reunite For "Home For The Holidays," Dec. 4-8
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Scott Vezdos
Columbus, OH – The Jazz Arts Group of Columbus (JAG) returns to the historic Southern Theatre to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in “Home for the Holidays,” December 4 – 8, including a special Wednesday night performance. Tony Award-winning vocal sensation Debbie Gravitte makes a special return engagement to Columbus for the annual holiday spectacular. Each year promises a special yuletide surprise, and this year is no exception! Ms. Gravitte has previously lit up the Broadway stage ...
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Columbus Jazz Orchestra Takes On Broadway With Tony Award Winner Debbie Gravitte, March 14-17
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Scott Vezdos
Columbus, OH – The Jazz Arts Group of Columbus (JAG) returns to the historic Southern Theatre in a night of Broadway magic as the Columbus Jazz Orchestra puts a jazzy twist on your favorite classic show tunes. Tony Award-winning vocalist Debbie Gravitte joins the CJO on this trip down the great white way, March 14 – 17, in “Big Band on Broadway." Debbie Gravitte has had a varied career that has taken her from Broadway to Symphony Hall stages and ...
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The Debbie Winter Quartet Releases New EP
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Vanessa James
British vocalist Debbie Winter has released an EP of six original songs inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper. Working closely with pianist Aidan Shepherd, the songs are evocative, haunting and harmonically rich. She's a poetic lyricist with an intellectual edge and the songs communicate an atmospheric sense of waiting, tension and introspection; themes frequently found in Hopper's paintings. Inspired by Miles Davis, her voice is horn like with a remarkable range and she glides effortlessly through a series complex ...
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Debbie Miller - Fake Love
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Something Else!
By Mark SaleskiMusic obsessives and “regular" folks alike know of the song/memory retrieval phenomenon--you hear a song and instantly remember where you were the first time you heard it. The speed and clarity of detail associated with the song can be quite amazing. There have been claims that odors produce even stronger connections. This is almost true for me, but not quite.Whenever I hear Supertramp's “Give A Little Bit," I'm right back in my buddy's parents' ...
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Debbie Reynolds Still Here, a 1950s Sweetheart Shows Her Dark Side
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Michael Ricci
How could a star with a 60-year show business career and a personal life that has made headlines not take away from the experience a profound sense of the absurd?
As Debbie Reynolds, 77, speed-rapped, did celebrity impersonations and sang (sort of) at Wednesdays opening-night performance of Debbie Reynolds: An Evening of Music and Comedy at the Caf Carlyle, you had the sense of a performer who gave up trying to make sense of it all ages ago. Why bother, ...
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Debbie Reynolds: An Evening of Music and Comedy
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Michael Ricci
Mary Frances Reynolds is back in the old neighborhood. The veteran performer brings her Las Vegas variety show to the Southland.
You know her as Debbie Reynolds. That's the name given to her when, as a 16-year-old, she was first under studio contract. Talent scouts had spotted her in the Miss Burbank beauty contest, which she'd entered despite being a tomboy whose most distinguishing talent was an ability to lip-sync to Betty Hutton records.
For two weeks, Reynolds is performing ...
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Alabama Blues Project Featuring Debbie Bond and Caroline Shines Sept. 29
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All About Jazz
Saturday, September 29, The Alabama Kids' Club at the Alys Stephens Center in Birmingham will be hosting two interactive performances by the Alabama Blues Project featuring blues women Debbie Bond and Caroline Shines at 10am & 11:30am.
These educational performances are open to the public. This program is a mixture of performance, lecture, and participation, through which participants are introduced to the historical and cultural significance of blues music, from its West African roots, through slavery times and Reconstruction, to ...
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Blueswoman Debbie Davies Celebrates "All I Found" at Satalla
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All About Jazz
BLUESWOMAN DEBBIE DAVIES CELEBRATES ALL I FOUND AT SATALLA THURSDAY, AUGUST 25TH at 7:30 PM
Debbie Davies, America’s foremost female electric blues guitarist will celebrate her Telarc debut, All I Found, by performing live Thursday, August 25th at Satalla. Showtime is 7:30pm. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 day of show. Satalla is located at 37 West 26th Street (between Broadway and Sixth Avenue) in New York City. For more information and ticket purchase, please call 212-576-1155 or visit ...
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