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Vocalist extraordinaire Linda Eder will perform on Friday, October 2, 2009 at 8 pm at the beautiful Community Theatre in historic Morristown, New...
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Acclaimed as the best ever female British jazz singer in a recent issue of America's leading jazz publication Jazz Times, Claire Martin was born to...
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Louis Armstrong and his manger,a unique partnership. Louis' manager was a former club owner/manager, Joe Glaser. "Glaser had enormous admiration...
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On Tuesday, October 20, at 8:00 pm,one of the most original and gifted male jazz vocalists to perform over the last 50 years, six-time Grammy Award...
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Here is jazz vocalist Diana Krall's touring schedule up to late November; 7/11/2009 Chastain Park Amphitheater ATLANTA, Georgia, United States...
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Eric Slagle of the McKeesport (Pa.) Daily News is the latest to review the touring Diana Krall concert series. Here are a few excerpts;...
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Since, Frank Sinatra was famous for doing things "My Way," this is to remind you that in addition to writing the Swing and Big Band Examiner...
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3. MEL TORME Mel Torme was born in Chicago in 1925, and started singing professionally at the age of four. At 15, he wrote the hit song "Lament...
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2. FRANK SINATRA Francis Albert Sinatra, born in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1915, was one of the greatest of all popular singers, and had considerable...
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