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Under The Moon
Label: A440 Music
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Stardust 2. I've Grown Accustomed To His Face 3. Mood Indigo 4. You've
Changed 5. It Might As Well Be Spring 6. Under The Moon and Over The Sky 7.
Sophisticated Lady 8. Prelude To A Kiss 9. Never Walk Away 10. Every Grain of
Sand
SFRAGMENTS:* Notes on Barbara Sfraga's CD Party/Love-In
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
One of the primo advantages of living near New York Cityï"aside from having a front seat at the Rudy and Hillary showï"is the infinite range of jazz venues. I've climbed up to the boxes in Carnegie Hall and the nosebleed seats at the Y, and down the vertical steps to the underground Village Vanguard. I've been ...
Barbara Sfraga: Under the Moon
by Elliott Simon
Singer Barbara Sfraga's sophomore effort draws from the artist's strength: retooling well-worn classics into lean arrangements that highlight her mastery of phrasing and rhythm. Although guitarist John McLean adds a bit of spice to several cuts, Sfraga is most at home riffing off her rhythm section that includes drummer Paul Wertico, percussionist Kevin Patrick and bassist ...
Barbara Sfraga: Under The Moon
by AAJ Staff
Barbara Sfraga is one of those rare artists who is developing her own voice and style more and more with each recording. Her vocals contain elements of two of my favorite vocalists: Mark Murphy and Kitty Margolis. She is a risk taker that has established her own group sound on this new release. Each member of ...
Barbara Sfraga: Under the Moon
by C. Michael Bailey
I first encountered Barbara Sfraga on Oh, What a Thrill (Naxos Jazz), where I reflected upon the singer's remarkably broad-ranging, sensual, evocative voice. Under the Moon does not change that impression at all. Sfraga was more than bold on Oh, What a Thrill by coupling “Angel Eyes" with “Sunshine of Your Love." She has nothing so ...
Barbara Sfraga "Under the Moon" at Joe's Pub
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
Barbara Sfraga was finally exposed on August 26. After years of performing in wafting coverups, she wore a bustier at her CD release party, revealing a beautiful expanse of creamy skin. Matched with a floor-length, flowing skirt, her long blonde curls, and a hint of sparkle, she looked like a fairy princess. Her new exposure was ...
Barbara Sfraga: Under The Moon
by Franz A. Matzner
In most cases standards either serve as magnifying glasses, quickly revealing technical deficiencies, or as buoys offering support for performers gifted with technical skill but little creative ingenuity. In the rarest of cases, however, standards can act as reflecting pools for an artist’s full range of abilities, and such is the case with ...
Oh, What A Thrill
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Released: 1999
Track listing: Introduction; Great Balls of Fire; Miss Harper Goes Bizarre; Livin
Barbara Sfraga: Oh, What A Thrill
by C. Michael Bailey
More Vocals. Gail Wynter's My Shining Hour and Jackie Allen's Which? precede Barbara Sfraga’s addition to the Naxos Jazz Vocal Jazz coffers. All of these vocal collections have their charm. All are quite different. Sfraga begins her disc in a most unorthodox way: by setting the Jerry Lee Lewis chestnut, “Great Balls of Fire” ...
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