The photo on her debut CD “
So Sure” shows
Meryl Romer with a knowing, come hither look, deep cleavage, saying she’s got the goods. As a vocalist, she’s new but her sound rooted in jazz traditions makes you think, where has she been? But that is the story of her music. In three original songs, by writer/producer
Casey Collins and composer
Eric Moon, “I’ve Waited Long Enough,” “Right on Time,” and her signature “So Sure,” Romer recounts a personal saga that explains the right turn she took somewhere in her ripe ‘50’s to pursue the passion for music that was lurking within her since childhood. Covering Sinatra-famed standards like “Big Spender” or “Lady is a Tramp,” or Cassandra Wilson’s “Solomon Sang” and Toots Thielemans’ “Bluesette,” Romer suggests her jazzy influences. With “You’re a Big Boy Now” from Dylan’s “Blood on the Tracks,” she spills into rock with a new arrangement. Backed by a first-rate band:
Erik Deutsch on piano,
Bill Kopper on guitar,
Jonti Siman on bass,
Marc Dallo on drums and
Mike McGuinness on tenor sax, Romer knows how to put on a great show. As the packed room at Iridium could hear last week, any time might have been “right on time,” and this time is more than good.
Right on Meryl!!! ;0) This is good, this real good! So yup, moving to NY anytime soon?!... Let me check out the other post... http://www.cabaretexchange.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=809&Itemid=76
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