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The Book of Neil (Young): How the Godfather of Grunge Became an Influencer of Jazz
by Kelley Suttenfield
As a child of the '70s, Neil Young's music was some of the first I heard played on the radio. Heart of Gold must have been piped into every café, truck stop, and grocery store in Central Virginia, where I spent my formative years. And if you were taking a road trip, scanning the stations meant ...
Jacqui Naylor Invites Fans To Rate Songs At Upcoming Yoshi's Concert
Tuesday, November 17th , vocalist and songwriter Jacqui Naylor returns to Yoshi’s in Oakland with new music and the opportunity for fans to vote. Guests will be invited to rate each song on a 1-5 scale and the artist will include the highest rated on her tenth recording, due out 2016, Ruby Star Records, eOne Distribution. ...
Jacqui Naylor Combines Original Compositions, Acoustic Smashing and Fan Choice on 'Lucky Girl'
Jacqui Naylor's latest release, “Lucky Girl" hits stores September 27th. Her fans can purchase a copy ahead of time tonight at Jazz Alley. LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW Singer Jacqui Naylor releases her 8th album, Lucky Girl tomorrow. She is also performing tonight at Jazz Alley in Seattle as she kicks off her international tour. I spoke ...
Jacqui Naylor Special on 1.FM - Adore Vocal Jazz
Jacqui Naylor is known for her interpretative capabilities and wide vocal range, with her signature “acoustic smashing" technique. Jacqui is singing jazz standards over rock classics or vice versa, like Gershwins' “Summertime" over The Allman Brothers' “Whipping Post" or Rodgers & Hart's “My Funny Valentine" over AC/DC's “Back in Black." She's an incomparable singer, delivering top-drawer ...
Jacqui Naylor Special on 1.FM - Adore Vocal Jazz
Jacqui Naylor is known for her interpretative capabilities and wide vocal range, with her signature “acoustic smashing" technique. Jacqui is singing jazz standards over rock classics or vice versa, like Gershwins' “Summertime" over The Allman Brothers' “Whipping Post" or Rodgers & Hart's “My Funny Valentine" over AC/DC's “Back in Black." She's an incomparable singer, delivering top-drawer ...
Jacqui Naylor Special on adorejazz.com
Jacqui Naylor is known for her interpretative capabilities and wide vocal range, with her signature “acoustic smashing" technique. Jacqui is singing jazz standards over rock classics or vice versa, like Gershwins' “Summertime" over The Allman Brothers' “Whipping Post" or Rodgers & Hart's “My Funny Valentine" over AC/DC's “Back in Black." She's an incomparable singer, delivering top-drawer ...
Jacqui Naylor: You Don't Know Jacq
by Guy Zinger
You Don't Know Jacq is all about Jacqui Naylor, exemplifying her vocal range, warm voice, interpretive qualities and style--"Acoustic Smashing," which, in essence, means jazz standards done along rock/pop rhythm lines, or vice versa. The disc features new arrangements of the most requested songs from her previous six albums, as well as new material including the ...
Singer Splices Tunes for Hybrid Jazz Sound
Some jazz singers forge a distinctive identity by finding overlooked tunes, while others put an indelible stamp on familiar standards through the force of their personality. And then there are the rarefied few who weave a new repertoire out of whole cloth, outfitting their book with material transformed by a bracing new concept. Jacqui Naylor, a ...
Jazz Singer Blossom Dearie Remembered
Singer Jacqui Naylor will perform a special show called, “Remembering Blossom Dearie" at Yoshi's in San Francisco on Sunday, April 19th. Blossom Dearie passed away in February at the age of 82. She was jazz singer, best known for her distinct voice on the ABC-TV series, Schoolhouse Rock ("Figure 8" & “Unpack Your Adjectives"). Two shows: ...
You Don't Know Jacq
Label: Ruby Star Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: How Deep Is Your Love; Summertime; Celebrate Early And Often; Losing My Religion; Black Coffee; Dreamin' Big With You; Thank You Baby; Tell Me More And More And Then Some; Miss You; This Is The Spot; Something Cool; Shelter; Rise Up; My Funny Valentine; Ain't No Sunshine; City By the Bay.
