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Diana Krall

I was in Fort Lauderdale last Thursday and saw/heard Diana Krall.  Second time, first was in Wilkes Barre PA after Wallflower cd, this one after her recent one.  Two quite different concerts, both outstanding.  This one was "jazzy", an upright bass, a drummer, guitarist, fiddle/violinist (and a pianist/vocalist).  5 great musicians on the stage, and a wonderful singer.  She is wonderful live.  Highly recommended, as equipment reviewers often say.  Worth the price of admission.  
rpeluso
waterzlife
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Another vote for the wonderful"Live in Paris" dvd!
schubert
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+1 for czarivey, seems incredible that anyone  could not hear how much better Julie London was .
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audioman58
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I have several of her Diana's cds .Sometimes you have to be in the mood more on easy listenjng  more relaxing . Sometimes a little snsppier like - 
-  PATRICIA Barber who  is a very creative artist and has s lot twists and turns in her jazz music and excellent musicians.
Cassandra Wilson a lot of people still don't know and has some very good bluesy music.
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phastm3
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rpeluso, are Harry, Ron and Ken your brothers?
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unreceivedogma
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Rpeluso,
- Nyro’s dad was a jazz bass player
- to me, the connection to Krause is obvious and I’ve stated it already. The only thing that I might have left unsaid is that I think of Krauss as a jazz-tinged pop singer, like Nyro, not the other way around. She belongs with Bette Midler, not Billy Holiday or Maxine Sullivan.
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