Donjr,
Thanks for the heads up. I'm always on the lookout great artists.
All the best,
Nonoise
Thanks for the heads up. I'm always on the lookout great artists.
All the best,
Nonoise
Melody Gardot coming to Philly
Donjr, I just revisited Gardots site and lo, she is coming to L.A. on 9/22!!! The best I could get were mezzanine seats 3 rows from the edge of the balcony since presellers bought out all the great floor seats. Ticketmaster was good enough at $65 a pop but the resellers are charging as much as $95- $731 for the good seats! Check out the gallery shots of where she's playing at; http://www.laorpheum.com/gallery.html It's the old Orpheum Theater in downtown LA. Quite the looker. Looking forward to this. All the best, Nonoise |
Anyone who poo poos Absence has the taste of the Philistines :-) (with all due apologies to Philistines, present and past) I'm a bigger fan of her two earlier works with her take on what would be considered standards if not for the fact that she penned them herself. (Harry Nillson would have been a great opener for her if only he were still alive.) I love those songs. Absence is great on its own: a beautiful departure into another genre of music that shows how deep and wide her talents are. I didn't know it was Portuguese she was singing and kept thinking it was French with a touch of Spanish of all things. I love it when artists sing in foreign languages that I'm not fluent in (that would be English only) since the voice takes on the air of an instrument. With no understanding of the language, one can fully appreciate the voice (like choir and chant). All of this is really working me up for this. Counting the days. All the best, Nonoise |