By: Sam Graham The opportunity to hear Eric Clapton stretch out in an unusual (for him) setting and in the company of musicians the likes of which he rarely plays with is the principal attraction of Legends – Live at Read more
by Constance Tucker Planet Chill begins with the classic song “Fly Me to the Moon,” a smooth bossa nova arrangement featuring solos by guitarist Richard Forrester and pianist Tony Branco. The overall performance of this song takes the listener back Read more
Lisa Maxwell, Return to Jazz Standards Reviewed By: Steven Harband Return to Jazz Standards is a light airy offering that takes you to a place of feeling at home. A befitting opening to the disc is Cole Porter’s classic, “You’d Read more
Leslie Lewis, Keeper of the Flame Reviewed By: Steven Harband There is something magical about a truly authentic jazz recording with all the trimmings and in this case the trimming or icing is Leslie Lewis, ably supported by Gerard Hagen Read more
Laura Harrison, Now…Here Reviewed By: Steven Harband “My goal as a vocalist is to use my voice as a vehicle to deliver a sincere interpretation of the message of the lyric and to honour the chord changes when I solo,” Read more
by: Joey Sciarra It’s amazing how fast Lady Antebellum has taken over the world of country music, and 2009 was certainly an unbelievable year for them. ‘Need You Now’ is a rock solid sophomore album, which is sure to send Read more
by: Constance Tucker This review is really really easy. If you love Journey you’ll love to watch this anthological dvd and you’ll come back to it again and again even if the production isn’t perfect (anyway it is a selection Read more
by: Constance Tucker Like a shooting star, in a short period of time, Josh Groban went from a talented young vocalist ready to enter college to the crowned new prince of romantic music. With a best-selling debut album and highly Read more
by Kathleen C. Fennessy The word “confessional” is frequently applied to folk of all stripes, including folk-rock and folk-pop, which is where Jewel comes in. Even within the bounds of folk, however, her music is more nakedly confessional than most. Read more
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