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Bobbi and Dolly Baker started their careers in the 30’s and are still performing their hysterical comedy and singing act on the road. |
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My friend Ed Langille and his pals play throughout New England. It’s real old-fashioned blues the way they’re meant to be. See www.bealestreetband.com. |
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Klea captures the essence of Merman in this live concert CD www.kleablackhurst.com |
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This is spoken word story written and produced by my friend John Cacciatore. There really was a pirate named Veale and the story takes place in Lynn, Massachusetts where some say his treasure is still buried. I do the narration by the way. For copies, e-mail the author: j_cacciatore@yahoo.com |
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She is one terrific singer and this is only one her fine CD’s. Amanda does the American Song Book as fine as any singer I know. www.amandacarr.com |
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The history of American popular song in a great era with vocalist and musicologist Bobbi Carrey. www.bobbicarrey.com |
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These amazing teenagers are true jazz messengers. www.the stephenchaplinquartet.com |
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Along with being a nationally recognized voice-over talent, Jill is known far and wide for her sultry smooth interpretation of the American Song Book. For more, visit www.venusintransit.info |
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Tony, who is blind, autistic and a musical savant teams with my good friends Bo and Bill Winiker for a terrific session of standards and jazz tunes from “Body and Soul” to “I Got Rhythm.” www.cdfreedom.com/tonydeblois |
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Linda is a Star Search winner whose voice is dynamic and exciting. She is doing a lot to keep the American Songbook alive and well! |
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Local jazz singer Pamela Enders www.pamelaenders.com |
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Local artist Dan Kirk pulls off some very intriguing acoustic and electronic instrumental sounds. It’s experimental and unique. www.circlerun.com |
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If you love music from the flapper era, you’ll love Lucinda Ellert’s group founded in 1986. Another New England favorite! |
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Another great Boston bluesman with a smooth intoxicating voice. And one heck of a fine guitar player. www.samhooper.com |
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My pals the Winikers love to team up with local favorites and they have done so with the lovely Estelle who croons such standards as “Honeysuckle Rose,” “All of Me,” and “I’ve Got Rhythm.” |
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Eddie Scheer and his pals have loads of fun and you will too. It’s rock, blues, swing, oldies and a whole lot more! www.thelovedogs.com |
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Billy is a listener and occasional caller to my show who has written a beautiful album feature songs of faith and hope. www.billymcallister.com |
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Stan is a New England institution and swings with selections from Bechet, James Johnson, Jelly Roll Morton and Ellington. |
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The incomparable McKenna, one of the Bay State’s great treasures featuring the tune I use as my theme song, “Broadway.” On the Concord Jazz label. |
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James has worked with the best in the biz and he continues to shine as one of the area’s finest all-around musicians, not to mention a great blues player. www.jamesmontgomery.com |
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There are few who can match the musicality and love for jazz than Dick Johnson of Brockton, Massachusetts. Here he assembles a team of local greats in a two CD set. |
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Susan Davenny Wyner, Music Director & Conductor - Selections by Beethoven, Mozart, Liszt, Rorem and more on this 2 CD set |
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Jan is one of Boston’s premiere cabaret artists and this CD features a compilation of romantic standards you’ll love. I was honored to write the liner notes. www.janpeters.com |
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This is spoken word story written and produced by my friend John Cacciatore. There really was a pirate named Veale and the story takes place in Lynn, Massachusetts where some say his treasure is still buried. I do the narration by the way. For copies, e-mail the author: j_cacciatore@yahoo.com |
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Yes, it’s my dad singing a variety of Yiddish classics. He has recorded a lot over the years, this is the first commercially produced CD and if I may say so myself, it’s great! www.chartproductions.com |
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Robin is my favorite local country singer. Yes, she’s from New England but travels the world as a country ambassador. |
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She’s got the voice of an angel sings songs of story and emotion. Jinny hails from South Africa and the CD is a blend of originals, show tunes and timeless classics. www.jinnysagorin.com |
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This CD is based on Tony’s beautiful tribute show to Maurice Chevalier. Visit www.tonysandler.com |
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One of South Africa’s legendary musicians, Charles has worked for years in the states as a performer and teacher. His touch on the piano is superb and this is just one of his dozens of CD’s. Visit www.charlessegal.com |
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Ms. Cybill Shepherd is the consummate actress, singer, model and mom. Find out about her humanitarian work and other CD’s at www.cybill.com |
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Johnny handles brass as well as anybody in Boston. He is one of the jazz good guys with a penchant for swing. |
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Sam Stray, oldies rock singer, a listener friend from New Jersey. www.samstray.com |
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The Lovin’ Touch stories were first told on radio by former WBZ legend Dick Summer. Check him out at www.dicksummer.com |
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He's a New England favorite and loved around the world. One of the singing Taylors, Liv is an outstanding composer, storyteller and jingle writer. |
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John Troy is and original member of the Pousette-Dart Band and a fabulous musician, a fan of the JR show. Visit www.johntroy.com |
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Steve was once a music producer. When the big shots discovered he could put over a song as well as anybody with his work on the soundtrack of "Father of the Bride" there was no stopping him. This Sinatra tribute is heavenly! |
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This spoken word CD is read by the author Marc Widershien. It is a hymn to what is was like growing up in Boston in the 1940’s. www.marccreate.com |
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