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Jody Sandhaus . . . j a z z s i n g e r |
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A V A I L A B L E C D sP E R F O R M A N C E S C H E D U L E C O N T A C T A N D B O O K I N G Jody Sandhaus' My Space link New York 1 TV program: 24 Hours of Jazz in NYC "Sunday Morning" Video |
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My CDs are also available as digital
downloads on iTunes, CD Baby and other music download sites. “Jody Sandhaus
then came out and sang three songs with the trio. She possesses an
extraordinary vocal instrument and impeccable diction and phrasing, but she
is not limited by her voice’s beauty. She can turn it darkly expressive on a
moment’s notice. Sandhaus sang a definitive “Embraceable You,” a hip, dry,
version of Bob Dorough’s “Small Day Tomorrow,” and a gliding, elegant “Get
Out Of Town.” JAZZTIMES Concert Review, Thomas Conrad Every now and
again a singer comes along who so personally delivers a song that we are ourselves
moved to feel more deeply- to appreciate life more fully, in all its joys and
pain; and to see things as she sees them, as facets of the wonderful gift
that is life. Jody Sandhaus is such a singer. Jody sings so gently and
carefully about love that we are encouraged to imagine and define with
clarity our arrival to love and our continuance in that dream. ”John
Williams, writing in HOT HOUSE NY Jazz Nightlife Guide says, “Jody sings so
gently and carefully about love that we are encouraged to imagine and define
with clarity our arrival to love and our continuance in that dream.” Of course, the
artist must have the craft to bring the art to life, and Jody began to
develop her formidable skills as a child.
Born in She lived in the Jody’s newest CD,“A Fine Spring Morning” was released
October, 2004. This beautiful CD once again features Pete Malinverni and
Leroy Williams. Bassist Todd Coolman joins them on this third album. Listen to Jody
Sandhaus, live or on CD, and you’ll see why you’ll be transported to a place
where life is a trip worth taking.
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