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Madeline Eastman: The Speed of Life
by Michael P. Gladstone
My suggestion for the cover of jazz vocalist Madeline Eastman's next album is a shot of her poised to dive into an uncharted body of water. This is one lady who is not afraid to take chances with existing material and even from note to note. The San Francisco singer has recorded five albums for her ...
Madeline Eastman: The Speed of Life
by Dan McClenaghan
Have you ever been in a club, or sat listening to a live recording, when a tenor saxophonist blows a solo in the middle of a standard, and it stays pretty much faithful to the theme for a bit, then stretches out into some unexpected – beautifully so – variations of theme, while still hanging onto ...
Evolution
Label: Mad-Kat
Released: 2002
Track listing: Anthropology; I'm Old Fashioned; Evolution; Ancient Footprints; Midnight Sun; Nothing Like You; Please Send Me Someone to Love; You Don't Know What Love Is; Firm Roots; Tristesa de Amar; Gone With the Wind; Someone Else Is Steppin' In; When Lights Are Low; Where Do You Start?
Kitty Margolis: Evolution
by William Grim
This is an amazing album. There are few jazz singers with the range of expression of Kitty Margolis, a singer equally at home in bop, blues and ballads. Possessed of unerring pitch and flawless enunciation, Margolis can also scat with the best of them. Indeed, her versatility brings to mind Ella Fitzgerald and Carmen McRae. In ...
Left Coast Life
Label: Mad-Kat
Released: 2001
Track listing: I Want to Be Happy; It's You; You Just Might Get It; Money; Lonely at the Top; Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year; Devil May Care; Without a Song; Heart's Desire; The Best Is Yet to Come; Take It with Me
Kitty Margolis: Left Coast Life
by Jim Santella
Jazz has a long history in San Francisco. Kitty Margolis, who grew up hangin' at the Keystone Korner, sings about the people who make the Golden Gate city unique. Settled by the Spanish centuries ago and shaken unequivocally by the Gold Rush of 1849, the city has harbored all kinds of people. The last 50 years ...
Kitty Margolis: Left Coast Life
by Dave Nathan
If the major purposes - - or at least some of them - - of a jazz singer are to inject a fresh breath into standards and to make sense of newer material, then San Francisco singer Kitty Margolis sits at the top of the class for achieving these noble goals. The West Coast vocalist is ...
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