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Zan Gardner: Here's My Heart
by Gina Vodegel
Vocalist Zan Gardner was tragically killed in an accident on May 1, 2007, just one day before her 59th birthday. Listening to Here's My Heart after so many months now is a weird but transcendent experience. After having heard her rendition of the classic “As Times Goes By" back when the album was just released, her ...
Stephen Bishop: Saudade
by Gina Vodegel
Once in a while, listening to a new CD can persuade you to take a long look in the mirror and think things over. Sometimes music's more than just an art to enjoy whenever the moment suits you, it can also transform into a conveyor of long forgotten sentiments and peel down the callus wrapped around ...
The Ed Palermo Big Band: Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance
by Gina Vodegel
If two is company, would three be a crowd? In addition to an already published pair of positive reviews of this homage to Frank Zappa, this third review will hopefully sail off as a good luck charm for Ed Palermo's future enterprises. Not that he really needs it, given the fact that NPR featured Palermo and ...
Madeleine Peyroux: Half The Perfect World
by Gina Vodegel
Madeleine Peyroux co-wrote four of twelve songs on Half The Perfect World. Leonard Cohen/Anjani Thomas connoisseurs will recognize the title, but not the track itself. Peyroux stripped it from Anjani's stilled elegance and turned it into a soft tropical breeze, a melancholy bossa nova with a sense of longing and desire that makes you wonder whether ...
Mark Sholtez: Real Street
by Gina Vodegel
Australian singer/songwriter Mark Sholtez and this debut album have been a buzz since March of 2005. At first, Real Street was scheduled to be released in September of 2005, but after a long delay, it was set for April Fool's Day of 2006, no less. The album, however, is everything but a joke! For the recording, ...
The Witchcraft of Rosanne Agasee
by Gina Vodegel
She came to our attention out of the blue. An unknown singer with a debut album named Home At Last, after the illustrious Steely Dan classic. Rosanne Agasee resides in Toronto, Canada and is a familiar face in many households. After completing an English degree at university, Rosanne pursued an on-air career as host of various ...
John Beasley: One Live Night
by Gina Vodegel
Labels aren't really relevant to John Beasley's new release. His music ranges from modern jazz to free improvisation and fusion, with a funk groove at times. As a musician/composer/arranger and producer he likes to work in various areas, whether it's producing American Idol or nailing down the sound for a less conspicuous project he's got going. ...
Urban Folk & Jazz from a Girl like KJ Denhert
by Gina Vodegel
KJ Denhert is a regular performing artist at the New York 55 Bar, the club where guitarists Mike Stern and Wayne Krantz also love to entertain their guests in the club's intimate ambiance. To see KJ Denhert live is a vibrant and enchanting experience; she's accompanied by outstanding musicians, and turns standards and covers into gems ...
