Raymond Hubbell
Date of Death: December 13, 1954
Birth Place: Urbana, OH, USA
Latest News on Raymond Hubbell:
La Tanya Hall to Release New Full-Length Album 'Say Yes' (Sep 25, 2019)
CABARET LIFE NYC: Running Out of Superlatives to Review Ann Hampton Callaway's Recent Sarah Vaughn Tribute Run (May 19, 2013)
La Tanya Hall to Release New Full-Length Album 'Say Yes' (Sep 25, 2019)
CABARET LIFE NYC: Running Out of Superlatives to Review Ann Hampton Callaway's Recent Sarah Vaughn Tribute Run (May 19, 2013)
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La Tanya Hall to Release New Full-Length Album 'Say Yes'
There's something beautiful about an artist finally embracing and taking command of her own musical vision and deeper artistry after years of bringing vocal perfection to the music of legends. After enjoying accolades while singing, performing and touring with icons in numerous genres as a support artist, La Tanya Hall re-emerges as a multi-faceted jazz vocalist and interpreter extraordinaire with her new full length album, Say Yes, set for release November 8th, 2019.
There's something beautiful about an artist finally embracing and taking command of her own musical vision and deeper artistry after years of bringing vocal perfection to the music of legends. After enjoying accolades while singing, performing and touring with icons in numerous genres as a support artist, La Tanya Hall re-emerges as a multi-faceted jazz vocalist and interpreter extraordinaire with her new full length album, Say Yes, set for release November 8th, 2019.
CABARET LIFE NYC: Running Out of Superlatives to Review Ann Hampton Callaway's Recent Sarah Vaughn Tribute Run
It's taken me two weeks to write this review of Ann Hampton Callaway's recent 8-shows-in-four-days run at Dizzy's Jazz Club at Lincoln Center, where she paid musical tribute to the late, great Sarah Vaughan, and I hope you buy the reason for such procrastination. Since late September last year, I've now seen four different Callaway cabaret shows at three different venues and reviewed two of them and, well, writing about how terrific Ann is on a cabaret/nightclub stage is getting a bit difficult as well as boring. I mean, I'm running out of words in my personal thesaurus to describe Callaway's consistent excellence, not to mention how she seems to provide a periodic master class in cabaret performance. But the more I thought about it, the more I felt I needed to prove I was up to this reviewing challenge, and a show as wonderful as From Sassy to Divine: A Celebration of Sarah Vaughan deserved more kudos on what Rachel Maddow calls, 'The Internet Machine.'
It's taken me two weeks to write this review of Ann Hampton Callaway's recent 8-shows-in-four-days run at Dizzy's Jazz Club at Lincoln Center, where she paid musical tribute to the late, great Sarah Vaughan, and I hope you buy the reason for such procrastination. Since late September last year, I've now seen four different Callaway cabaret shows at three different venues and reviewed two of them and, well, writing about how terrific Ann is on a cabaret/nightclub stage is getting a bit difficult as well as boring. I mean, I'm running out of words in my personal thesaurus to describe Callaway's consistent excellence, not to mention how she seems to provide a periodic master class in cabaret performance. But the more I thought about it, the more I felt I needed to prove I was up to this reviewing challenge, and a show as wonderful as From Sassy to Divine: A Celebration of Sarah Vaughan deserved more kudos on what Rachel Maddow calls, 'The Internet Machine.'
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How many shows has Raymond Hubbell written?
Raymond Hubbell has written 34 shows including The Runaways (Composer), Fantana (Composer), Mexicana (Composer), About Town (Composer), Mamselle Sallie (Composer), A Knight for a Day (Composer), The Midnight Sons (Composer), The Silver Star (Composer), The Jolly Bachelors (Composer), The Bachelor Belles (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1911 (Composer), The Three Romeos (Composer), The Man from Cook's (Composer), A Winsome Widow (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1912 (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1913 (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1914 (Composer), Fads and Fancies (Composer), Hip! Hip! Hooray! [1915] (Composer), The Big Show (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1917 (Composer), Cheer Up (Composer), The Kiss Burglar (Composer), Hitchy-Koo [1918] (Composer), Happy Days (Composer), Miss Millions (Composer), Good Times (Composer), Sonny (Composer), Some Party (Composer), Better Times (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1924 (Composer), Ziegfeld Follies of 1925 (Composer), Yours Truly (Composer), Three Cheers (Composer).
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