Results for "Blossom Dearie"

I Like London In The Rain / When I Open My Eyes

By Blossom Dearie

Label: Export Label
Released: 2009

Sophisticated Lady

Featuring the music of Blossom Dearie
Duration: 5:20
December 29, 2009

Kristine Mills: Bossanovafied

by Raul d'Gama Rose
December 27, 2009

Brazil has a very special allure--not only for the Bacchanalian enjoyment of its Carnival in Rio, but for artists as well. Swinging musicians from all over North America have found the rhythmic seduction of the samba and the urbane swish and sway of bossa nova quite irresistible for decades. Lately, however, North American musicians appear to ...

Blossom Dearie's Daffodil Records Partners with Amazon.com

December 16, 2009

Blossom Dearie's Daffodil Records has a very full catalog available Amazon.com's webstore service! Rare products like Blossom's “Positively" LP featuring Grady Tate and Phil Woods, Blossom's 45" single of “Winchester In Apple Blossom Time" with Ron Carter, Jack Sheldon and the Hollywood strings are available in very limited quantities(still sealed!) You will also find special reissues ...

Blossom Dearie's Website and Catalog Available Again!

November 28, 2009

Blossom Dearie's website and record label, Daffodil Records, Inc., are once again live on the internet! Since 1974, Daffodil Records has been the primary source for Blossom Dearie's music. You can find most of Blossom's back catalog along with Verve, Fontana and Capitol Records CDs. Daffodil also has a limited supply of sealed LPs, signed posters ...

Daryl Sherman: Johnny Mercer A Centennial Tribute

by Andrew Velez
November 9, 2009

Choosing “I'm Shadowing You" as the opener on Daryl Sherman's fine Centennial Tribute to composer and lyricist Johnny Mercer inevitably recalls Blossom Dearie. Heretofore that tune has pretty much been the exclusive property of the late vocalist. There are also other, more than passing, resemblances between the two singers, both first-class self-accompanists on piano possessing underage ...

Take Five With Stuart Rosh

by AAJ Staff
October 10, 2009

Meet Stuart Rosh:Stuart Rosh (born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is a songwriter and singer who lives in San Francisco. Over the years he's lived in Italy, Israel and throughout the US. The child of Polish/Ukrainian immigrants and Holocaust survivors, Stuart grew up listening to and performing Yiddish (his first language), Russian and religious music. From ...

Mary Ellen Desmond and Her Quartet at Chris' Jazz Cafe, Philadelphia

by Victor L. Schermer
September 10, 2009

Mary Ellen Desmond and QuartetChris' Jazz CafePhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaAugust 22, 2009 A late August thunderstorm and drenching rain didn't keep the faithful from coming out to hear Philly favorite vocalist Mary Ellen Desmond and her group perform at Chris' Jazz Cafe in Center City, for which they were rewarded with a lively ...

Tierney Sutton: Not a Material Girl

by Carl L. Hager
September 8, 2009

Vocalist Tierney Sutton discovered jazz while immersed in Russian language and literature studies at Wesleyan University. During her college years she also abandoned her earlier atheism and became engaged in a lifelong study of Man's spiritual nature. She has adopted no halfway measures in any of these pursuits. Though she hasn't yet written lyrics, she brings ...

Karrin Allyson: Has Jazz, Will Travel

by Marcia Hillman
August 18, 2009

Karrin Allyson is one of the busiest jazz vocalists on the domestic and international scene these days. Starting her musical journey studying classical piano, Allyson discovered jazz and jazz singing in college and thus claimed her future.Over the years, Allyson has honed her singing, songwriting and piano skills and has recorded twelve CDs, all ...