Stevie Holland
Her new CD Life Goes On, is a collection of original songs, standards, and Stevie’s trademark picks of lesser-known gems from the pop world and American Songbook. Stevie's trio is Randy Ingram, piano, Peter Brendler, bass, and Jeff Davis, drums. Also joining Stevie is Nicholas Payton on trumpet, and a string quartet on select tracks.
Arrangements are by award-winning composer Gary William Friedman, and Grammy-winning producer Todd Barkan joins Holland, once again.
Her previous CD Before Love Has Gone, received acclaim from jazz, pop and cabaret critics, and made the critic’s list as a Top CD of the Year at USA TODAY. Esteemed jazz journalist Gary Giddins penned the Liner Notes (http://stevieholland.com/discography/before-love-has-gone-liner-notes/)
Stevie’s sense of humor, vulnerability, swinging jazz phrasing and sheer vocal beauty shine through on her upcoming release, Life Goes On, which will be available June 30th, 2015.
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- Restless Willow by Jim Santella
- Restless Willow by Michael P. Gladstone
- Restless Willow by C. Michael Bailey
- More Than Words Can Say by Jim Santella
- Life Goes On by C. Michael Bailey
July 09, 2015
Stevie Holland Releases "Life Goes On"
November 13, 2008
The Jazz Session #50: Stevie Holland
July 01, 2008
Stevie Holland Releases "Before Love Has Gone" on June 24, 2008
April 25, 2007
Stevie Holland Begins Her Run of Encore Performances at the...
January 05, 2007
Stevie Holland Appearing at the Metropolitan Room January 17th, 9:30...
November 21, 2006
Stevie Holland Appearing At The Metropolitan Room January 17th, 9:30...
May 04, 2006
Stevie Holland In A Special Release Performance At The Iridium Jazz...
May 30, 2006
Stevie Holland Releases "More Than Words Can Say" on 150 Music
November 04, 2004
“Effortless swing and a radiant wit…a self-possessed tour de force.”
- Gary Giddins
“It just doesn’t get any better than this…I hear Stevie Holland and I get goose bumps. Need I say more?”
- Scott O'Brien, SMOOTHJAZZ.COM
“Before Love Has Gone shows that Holland’s brilliantly captivating More Than Words Can Say was no fluke…I could go on and on, but instead, I will abbreviate in conclusion by emphasizing that I could listen to this lady all day.”
- George Harris, ALL ABOUT JAZZ,
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