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HOLLY COLE


Acclaimed Canadian vocalist Holly Cole isn't an artist who falls into any single category. Her smoky voice is sultry, yet she's ironically humorous and candid while reshaping traditional standards and pop classics. Jazz is her bedrock, but not exclusively. It's a sound that helped build her a loyal fan base after she emerged on the Toronto jazz scene in the 1980s. Working with her trio of bassist David Piltch and pianist Aaron Davis, she earned accolades, including Juno Awards for 1993's Don't Smoke in Bed and 2003's Shade. Her music remains deeply inventive and atmospheric, even when drawing upon the classic traditional pop sound of the '50s and '60s, as she did on 2007's Holly Cole. -MacKenzie Wilson Her recent album HOLLY features "The Golden Apple" hit LAZY AFTERNOON. http://www.hollycole.com/

DEELEE DUBÉ

Deelee Dubé (pronounced Doo-beh, accented “é”) made history by becoming the first British Winner and recipient of the 2016 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition and is one of today’s foremost gifted vocalists to have emerged from the London scene in many years. Embodying a stellar African musical lineage, the eclectic tastes of a London upbringing and a deep love and respect for the jazz tradition, Deelee possesses what Jazz Times called ‘a warm tone, genuine blues feeling and easy rhythmic authority.’ Deelee’s late father was the famed South African jazz pianist Jabu Nkosi. . She formed her first band at the age of 14. She attended the BRIT School for arts and music, and received formal voice sessions under Anton Browne later studying as a music undergraduate at South Bank University and Morley College with vocalist Clare Foster, and forming the first of many musical relationships with jazz pianist Roland Perrin. Look for her album TRYING TIMES with LAZY AFTERNOON.

https://deeleedube.bandcamp.com/album/trying-times-2

Billy Stritch Releases Solo Album 'Billy's Place'

FEATURES JEROME MOROSS’S LAZY AFTERNOON FROM THE CLASSIC MUSICAL GOLDEN APPLE

When live performances stopped, many artists found themselves faced with uncertainty, challenges and a longing to perform. It didn't take long for musicians like Billy Stritch to find a new home online. Billy's Place quickly became a successful weekly online music show that allowed Stritch to entertain from the safety and comfort of his home. Today's release, “Billy's Place”, is a recording of some of Billy's favorites from this series, including JEROME MOROSS’S LAZY AFTERNOON from the classic musical GOLDEN APPLE with lyrics by JOHN LATOUCHE, Recorded for Club44 Records, it is available on all streaming music platforms and distributed by Provident/Sony Distribution. https://billystritch.com

"kaye ballard: the show goes on"

From big bands to Broadway, radio to recordings and television to the big screen, Kaye Ballard did it all in a career that spanned eight decades. Millions knew her best from her comedic TV roles on The Mothers-In-Law and The Doris Day Show - in addition to dozens of music-variety show appearances - but she also enjoyed notable successes on stage including her breakout role as Helen in the JEROME MOROSS/JOHN LATOUCHE musical THE GOLDEN APPLE and during the glamorous era of night clubs. Along with a roster of illustrious friends and associates, Kaye recalls her remarkable life in show business accentuated with extensive rare footage and photographs offering an entertaining glimpse of her rich and varied talents.
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"the war lord" WITH SOUND TRACK BY JEROME MOROSS now on blue-ray

From Franklin J. Schaffner, the acclaimed director of Planet of the Apes, Patton, Papillon and The Boys from Brazil comes this action-packed adventure yarn with great performances and production values. In the 11th century, the powerful Duke William of Ghent sends his most trusted knight, Chrysagon (Charlton Heston, The Big Country, El Cid), and a troop of warriors to guard Normandy’s coastal settlements from plunder and pillage by Frisian raiders. Smitten with Bronwyn (Rosemary Forsyth, What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice?), the foster child of village elder Odins (Niall MacGinnis, Jason and the Argonauts), the War Lord is tempted simply to take her, under the feudal custom of droit du seigneur, but finds he is falling in love. Jerome Moross's rich score is plus.
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