The Pacific Northwest is ripe with talent from creative talents that lean towards the avant-garde, to rock-based jazz enterprises, to straight-ahead aficionados, to bluesy chanteuses. Vocalist Jacqueline D. Tabor fits squarely in the latter category.
I've have to be honest here. I've never heard of Jacqueline Tabor before playing this CD for the first time. I listen to a lot of these CDs, from male and female singers trying to present their individual takes on the jazz we all know and love, and it's been a while since I've heard someone handle the challenge with such purity and confidence.
Jacqueline Tabor Celebrates The Joy In Jazz.
As a sharp-witted friend noted recently, singer Jacqueline Tabor is " ruining the dour jazz musician stereotype!" The KNKX studio session audience was certainly drawn into the fun when Jacqueline celebrated her new album with The 200 Trio live on KNKX.
Thursday night, July 18th at 7:30 PM at Tula's Jazz Club is truly the best way to start an early weekend. Please come and start your weekend early with a wonderful evening at one of the top 100 Jazz clubs in the country. It should be a great night!
Sat/11.30.19/ 8:00 to 10 PM Pacific Room Alki with Randy Halberstadt on keys and Drew Baddely on bass
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Tuesday, December 31st 7:30 to Midnight with Chris Symer on Bass and Bill Anschell on Piano what a great evening and we will be back next year~