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25
Feb, 2012

The Musical Stylings of Ray Boltz

by Deborah E on February 25, 2012

As I am writing this, I am listening to the musical stylings of Ray Boltz, and in particular, “Another Child To Hold.” That song moved me, way back, when I first heard it, and still continues to move me, I daresay, every time I hear it.

The chords, the words… The lyrics are simple enough to aim straight for the heart, the music has a complexity to its composition enough to stimulate the senses, opening up the heart and mind to the message. Not all musicians can accomplish this. Ray Bolz is a rarity, able to gently speak to the soul, and express the love to and for humanity.

14
Jan, 2012

Valentine’s Day Gift : Wine Baskets

by Deborah E on January 14, 2012

Hey, did you notice that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner? Looking for a thoughtful gift for the couple you love (or yourself!)? How about a Wine Basket!

28
Jul, 2011

Hound Dog – Big Mama Style

by Deborah E on July 28, 2011

Hey, I love Elvis Presley and his version of “Hound Dog” but right now I’m groovin to the Big Mama Thornton belting out “There Ain’t Nothin But A Hound Dog…” It may not be scatting, but this talented lady knows how to but soul into her music. She knows when to put some throaty vocals [...]

15
Jun, 2011

The Glamorous Grit of Old Hollywood

by Deborah E on June 15, 2011

Albumette is a beautiful collection of jazz and blues colored songs that hits every note, melancholic and jubilant, with precision and elegance.

25
May, 2011

…Whatever Song She Chooses To Conquer…

by Deborah E on May 25, 2011

Heralding not only jazz but Broadway and soul influences, Lady D, as she is affectionately called, exhibits a wide array of equally enrapturing vocal styles.

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