Artist: Bree Klauser
Link:
https://www.facebook.com/BreeAndTheWhatevers
One of the problems I have with jazz
and blues singers of old is that they don't rock the Trash Bar in
Williamsburg. So we happily settled for an attractive blues/jazz/pop
chanteuse, Bree Klauser, who playfully delivered lively melodies with
a skilled combo of guitar/bass/drums/keys. We heard some nice bluesy
guitar on My Cocaine (by another Klauser), jazzy drums on The Strain,
rolling piano on Come My Way, and keyboards sounding a world music
string/piano interplay on Isolde. Bree even unveiled a Christmas
original that could go toe-to-toe with [read: break the monotony of]
dusty standards on heavy mall rotation. Bree has a wonderful voice
that can go anywhere and do anything. Her breathy instrument dances
flirtatiously on jazz/blues-tinged pop songs you'll be adding to your
iPod in time for Christmas shopping.
*** The author of this review, Steve
Henderson, plays the ishakwe for the following band:
http://youtu.be/tMS73-1kCr8
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