Photo Coverage: Marilyn Maye Debuts at Birdland
By: Eddie Varley Jul. 30, 2009
Birdland presented the legendary jazz singer Marilyn Maye in "Something Cool" for two shows only, Tuesday, July 28 at 8:30 & 11pm. The event was Maye's debut at the historic music room.
"Something Cool" was a more jazz-infused selection of music than Maye's previous New York outings, in keeping with her jazz surroundings! She was be accompanied by Tedd Firth (piano), Tom Hubbard (bass), and Jim Eklof (drums).
Award-winning jazz singer Marilyn Maye has been named an 'Official Jazz Legend' by the American Jazz Museum and has been onstage with many of the greatest jazz performers, including Count Basie, Charlie "Bird" Parker, and Big Joe Turner. She was dubbed "Super-Singer" by Johnny Carsonand "the greatest white female singer in the world" by Ella Fitzgerald.
Two years ago, after a 16-year hiatus, Marilyn was rediscovered when she appeared as special guest of The Mabel Mercer Society at Rose Hall in Lincoln Center, and has been singing non-stop ever since. She has performed to sold-out crowds at renowned venues such as the The Los Angeles Ford Amphitheater, The Prince Theater in Philadelphia, and the Palm Beach Colony Hotel.
Birdland is located at 315 West 44 Street, NYC contact 212-581-3080 and www.BirdlandJazz.com
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