Ahead of a new trio album and a show at this year's Acid Horse, Eric Chenaux takes Barnaby Smith through the thirteen albums that changed him, from the avant-garde to hip hop, traditional folksong to ...

You may not immediately recognize the name Blossom Dearie, but this remarkable jazz vocalist, pianist and composer was widely recognized as “a musician’s musician.” Known for her light and airy voice ...

LEXINGTON — Join the Catskill Mountain Foundation on Friday, June 20, at 6 p.m. for an evening at Van Dusen's General Store, 4021 NY-42 Lexington, to celebrate the music of Blossom Dearie, East Durham ...

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Chelsea Table and Stage was packed to the brim last Sunday evening on April 28th for Jaye Maynard’s beautiful Blossom Dearie tribute show, Bird Amongst the Blossom. Entering the room in a strapless ...

Monica marks Blossom Dearie's 100th birthday on this episode. The iconic singer and pianist carved out her own unique sound in an age when jazz vocalists reigned supreme - and we'll hear from some of ...

Born in Upstate New York in 1924, Blossom Dearie wasn't really American. The jazz singer, composer, arranger and pianist was more at home in Paris in the 1950s and London in the 1960s. Classically ...

However, Blossom Dearie (1924–2009) was not just about her voice (or her oft-commented on name). Her father was Scottish, her mother Norwegian. She was a classically trained pianist and, in time, a ...

For Rhode Island’s size, it certainly has inspired a lot of songs. Although our tiny size is primarily what the songs are about. Blossom Dearie sang of “little old Rhode Island,” Guy Lombardo and his ...

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Once upon a time, there were jazz singers and there were cabaret singers, and the twain simply did not meet. But, over the years, cabaret singers began to adopt jazz phrasing and mannerisms, and jazz ...