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29 Jan

James Lloyd

Saturday, 29 January 2011
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Cool is as cool sounds and that is still true over three decades of the contemporary phenomena known as Pieces of A Dream, a jack hammer of hits with sweet sounds filtering through every jazz venue here and abroad. With that said, it was my pleasure to sit and discover the heart of this machine--this personality and creative elixir, Pillow Talk, that has poured out once more from Heads Up Records. Keyboardist James Lloyd took a moment to reflect on many of his thoughts over the year …
29 Jan

Lisa Hilton

Saturday, 29 January 2011
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Lisa Hilton is the candelabrum affixed atop jazz with that everlasting twinkle of class. From the early days to her present spin "My Favorite Things," Ms. Hilton’s gift has that touch and feel of true jazz. Amongst the clutter and nonsense of the industry lie many gems of which she shines brighter than most. The arrangements are fresh, selections thoughtfully designed, and presentation impeccable. Ms Hilton is the next generation of iconic pleasure in the world of jazz! Her career propels war …
29 Jan

Jane Monheit

Saturday, 29 January 2011
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Back in the quaint town of North Hampton, Massachusetts is where I first experienced the sparkle of Jane Monheit, and her lyrical tone and expressions on stage. Almost angelic in nature, this initial encounter captured my total awareness. An eclectic feel in sound and method that redefines the jazz vocalist stereotype and perception. Opinions aside, Ms. Monheit’s energy and talent is foremost in the jazz industry. Ms. Monheit’s fifth studio album, The Season (Epic Records cat. 97221 …
29 Jan

Lisa Bell

Saturday, 29 January 2011
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Inspiration, a incident on which ideas are chiseled. Diversity enters when maturity mixes with confidence, however, innovation only evolves when all the other variables of the talented source are allowed to nurture into a spirit. Creativity is not bought, sold, or birthed with the vocalizing of a note. It just comes from within, requiring no explanation for its existence. Such is the growth of vocalist Lisa Bell and her journey thus far. Ms. Bell is a jazz artist who never turn …
29 Jan

Keely Smith

Saturday, 29 January 2011
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Effervescent always, however graceful to a fault, the life and times of Keely Smith has taken many directions and side streets. From her 1948 introduction of future partner, animated artiste of lyrical brass Louis Prima--to her current jewel box sensation Vegas 58: Today, Keely Smith never compromised her opinions, feelings, and unique demeanor. At 73, she is still Vegas, still flamboyant, still the icon of class entertainment to those who embrace the moments and city she aided in sculpting. …

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