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Mazzie, Daniely & Caruso Featured in November's Any Wednesday Line-Up

By: Oct. 26, 2005
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Tower Records Lincoln Center and Faust Harrison Pianos are presenting Any Wednesday at Tower Records, a series of live free performances celebrating the best in cabaret, jazz and Broadway performers every Wednesday evening at 6:00 p.m. New shows have been lined up for the month of November.

On November 2nd, international recording artist and club performer Julie Budd will introduce songs from her new album, The New Classics, on Ruby Star Records. "Julie celebrates newer songs and songwriters, with a program of selections she has never performed before. The artist's enthusiasm, great voice and winning personality has made her a star for many years," state press notes.

On November 9th, Broadway couple Marin Mazzie (Ragtime, Kiss Me Kate) and Jason Daniely (The Full Monty) will share a new collection of romantic theater songs on their album Opposite You, which will be released on the PS Classics label. "Romance is always in fashion, so bring someone you love to enjoy this evening, or come alone and meet someone."

Cabaret veteran Jeff Harnar will perform on November 16th. The singer "brings his mellow style and beautiful voice to a cavalcade of Broadway songs on his new album Dancing in the Dark, also from PS Classics. He will be sharing selections from the CD with the audience.

There will be no show on November 23rd, due to Thanksgiving.

Jim Caruso will be featured on November 30th. "The rollicking singer/comedian/producer has had his recording, Live and In Person, recently reissued from LML Records. Jim brings his energy, sardonic humor and good spirits to the store. Some of you may know Jim from his own highly acclaimed Monday night series where he is always offering up top talent, but tonight he will take center stage himself, accompanied by the celebrated jazz pianist/singer Billy Stritch."

Call (212) 799-2500 x195 for more information.




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