Thanks for making Song For the Earth a big success! Here are some photos of the benefit.

Every singer of every ability level has room for improvement, according to vocal instructor Laurel Massé.

"In every first performance, there is something that is stunningly good, and it is the teacher's job to bring that out," she said.

"You bring every moment of your lived life with you on stage."

A founding member of the Grammy Award-winning group Manhattan Transfer and a successful solo artist, Massé is currently teaching a course called "Skills for Singers: What Every Performer Needs to Know" in Parsippany with vocalist and artists' consultant Wendy Lane Bailey and composer and arranger Rick Jensen.

The class, which caters to advanced, adult singers, is unique for the area, Bailey said.
Though many performers live in northern New Jersey, Bailey -- a Morris Plains resident -- said most of the courses offered in the area are reserved for children and teenagers. Professional singers must commit a great deal of time and money to travel to New York City in order to take a class at their level, she said, and with rising gas prices, that commitment becomes increasingly more difficult to make.

This course caters to singers of all genres, providing guidance on such topics as song performance and interpretation, communicating with an audience, image and dealing with the unexpected on stage.

Massé said she looks for students who are serious about singing and who really want to improve.
"I think one particular lesson I would like to emphasize for people walking into the class is to know the music, know the melody, know the lyrics," she said. "Then we have something to build on."

As an instructor, Massé said, she and Bailey strive to create a comfortable atmosphere and treat their students with respect.
Bailey said she enjoys seeing new talent, and sharing the things she has learned with them -- lessons that often transcend genre.

"It's not really about what you sing," she said. "It's not about genre. It's about helping performers discover who they are and helping them to put that on stage."
The mark of a great performer is being able to make an audience feel like they know you, Bailey said. It's about communicating with an audience, she said.

Collaborative effort

Jensen, a Morristown resident, instructs and accompanies students in the class on the piano. A successful singer, composer and arranger, Jensen has performed at such venues as Carnegie Hall and London's Savoy Theatre. He is currently recording a follow-up to his debut album, "Spring Harvest."

Of the course's three instructors, Jensen said he has perhaps the most unique perspective because he's playing for his students. It's more of a collaboration, he said, and he tries to help less experienced singers choose songs that will serve them best.
His niece, Tina Jensen, recently took the course. She currently sings at Birdland, a Manhattan jazz club. She said she was impressed by how well the instructors worked together and described their relationship as a great partnership.

She said she appreciated their feedback because they helped her look at one of her favorite pieces with a new perspective. She was accustomed to doing it the same way, she said, and they helped her to try new things with the song. She also said the instructors created a safe environment, where it was fine to make mistakes.

Staci Beth Block of Hackensack recently took the course for the first time, but she said she's hoping to enroll again. The feedback she received helped her to see her song in a different way, she said, and motivated her to delve further into the lyrics.
Block said it was more convenient to drive to Parsippany than to travel to New York City for a class, and she didn't have to worry about paying for parking.

Emily Abraham of Manhattan also took the course recently. She said she thought the instructors worked well together and made everyone feel comfortable. Abraham, who typically sings jazz, said she took the course because she saw it as a good opportunity to get in front of an audience and work with someone new.

For more information on the "Skills for Singers" course, contact Park Road Management at (646) 831-0359 or parkroadmanagement@verizon.net.

Upcoming classes

• May 19 and June 16 -- Skills for Singers: What Every Performer Needs to Know, 7 to 10 p.m. The class, taught by Laurel Massé, Wendy Lane Bailey and Rick Jensen, is for singers of all genres.• May 31 -- Jazz Set Performance Skills for Jazz Singers, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The class is taught by Laurel Massé, Wendy Lane Bailey and Tex Arnold.Classes will be held at the Blackbird Studios, 181 New Road, Suite 305, Parsippany. Preregistration required. To reserve a spot, call Park Road Management at (646) 831-0359 or send an e-mail to parkroadmanagement@verizon.net.

LINK:http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008805070307

Saturday, May 24 at 8 p.m.

Saturday, May 24 at 8 p.m.Laurel Massé, jazz vocalist(Tex Arnold, piano, Tom Hubbard, bass)

The program will include songs by Richard Whiting and Johnny Mercer, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, Dave Brubeck, Jerome Kern and Yip Harburg, Chris Thile, and Tex Arnold

http://www.chamberartsfestival.org/series_2008.html

“Duke Ellington said there’s two kinds of music: good music and bad music. And I think there’s two kinds of spiritual music: overt and covert,” observes Laurel Masse. Her own tastes are eclectic. The Manhattan Transfer, the group Masse co-founded, combined big band, doo wop, pop, and bebop influences. (Their secret model was the Kingston Trio.) But whatever she sings, there is one common element. “I am so heavily steeped in swing, that whether I’m singing a Basie chart or Mozart, it’s going to swing!” she remarks. Masse will appear with pianist Tex Arnold and bassist Tom Hubbard at the Chamber Arts Festival of Marbletown on May 24. She recently lived in Highland, New York for five years, so the concert is a homecoming of sorts for her.

http://www.chronogram.com/issue/2008/5/Arts+&+Culture/Aluminum-Pipes-Amplified-Cactus

REMEMBER WHEN...

European charts:http://laurelmasse2.moonfruit.com/#/chart1/4528688380

Featured and background harmony vocals

Laurel during these years to collaborated in the work of other artists

You can see it in his new web:

http://laurelmasse2.moonfruit.com/#/collaborateswith/4528452713

NEW WEB FOR LAUREL MASSÉ

VISIT:

http://laurelmasse2.moonfruit.com/

Special Event! “SONGS FOR THE EARTH”

Come hear these “Three Graces of Song”Adi Braun—the critically acclaimed Canadian jazz vocalist and her friends, the incomparable Ann Hampton Callaway and Laurel Massé—platinum recording artist.
They will perform an evening of “Songsfor the Earth.” along with the voices ofthe Choir of St. Francis Xavier. Comehear a Spirit-filled musical celebration ofsongs of joy, unity, and enlightenment.Backed by MAC award-winning pianist,Tedd Firth, and bassist Steve Watson—don’t miss what promises to be a magicalevening!

Songs for the Earth
25th Anniversary Benefit Concert
for our parish outreach mission with
Adi Braun, Ann Hampton Callaway &
Laurel Massé
Monday, April 7, 2008 AT 7:30PM
Main Church
Tickets now available at the parish office and onParish Pay. Click here to purchase

http://www.sfxavier.org/music.html

HA NACIDO UN NUEVO GRUPO

El trio ya tiene nombre y este es "JALALA" . Ya están buscando fecha para actuar en vivo ,esto es maravilloso y no os lo perdais .En septiembre Janis grabará un nuevo cd donde Laurel y Lauren participarán en él como solistas y también junto a Janis como trio. Como mi inglés es muy malo no tengo más remedio que copiar esto de la web de Janis para los fans de otros paises que nos visitan.Gracias a todos.

http://www.janissiegel.com/

PIC OF THE WEEK

Skills for Singers

Laurel Massé, founding member of Manhattan Transfer, will join forces with singer and artistic consultant Wendy Lane Bailey, and composer / pianist Rick Jensen to teach an ongoing class for singers every Monday night in Parsippany, NJ. Skills for Singers: What Every Performer Needs to Know is designed for singers of all genres and will cover song performance and interpretation, communicating with an audience, sequencing a set, working with accompanists, arrangers, and sidemen, and dealing with the unexpected on stage. In addition to the onstage skills covered the class will also deal with issues such as creating a visual image, setting goals, networking skills, and basic marketing ideas. Class size will be limited to allow ample personal attention for each participant. At the end of the course students will participate in a performance for an invited audience where they will showcase what they’ve learned.

Massé, Bailey & Jensen are interested in gathering a group of students from a broad spectrum of styles. “What we are teaching can be applied to any genre of music from opera to rock. Between the three of us there is a hardly a style of music that isn’t represented, and we believe that versatility is one of the keys to career longevity. What doesn’t change is how we approach the process of putting a set together,” says Massé. The trio is committed to seeing each of their students succeed both within the classroom and beyond, and as such, they work with each student to help them set and meet individual goals geared towards their level of experience and stated desires.

The class will begin Monday March 24th at 7:00 PM and continue every Monday for six weeks, ending May 5th (there is no class on April 7th). The final performance will be held the weekend following the May 5th class. Tuition is $360. The location for all classes will be The Black Bird Studios 181 New Road, Suite 305 Parsippany, NJ 07054. Students wishing to reserve space in the class or receive further information should contact Lane Middleton at Park Road Management at (646)831-0359 or via email at parkroadmanagement@verizon.net . To find out more about Laurel Massé, Wendy Lane Bailey and Rick Jensen visit their websites www.laurelmasse.com, www.wendylanebailey.com, and www.rickjensen.com .

For Immediate Release
For Further Information Contact Park Road Management (646)831-0359

Skills for Singers: What Every Performer Needs to Know
A Monday Evening Class for Singers
Taught by
Founding Member of Manhattan Transfer, Laurel Masse
Wendy Lane Bailey and Rick Jensen

Mondays March 24th – May 5th
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
The Black Bird Studios
181 New Road, Suite 305Parsippany, NJ 07054

LINK:http://www.jerseyjam.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1260&PID=2275

Miss Massé has an impressive set of pipes – power plus flexibility – and a true jazz feeling.Ira Gitler, Jazz Times

PIC OF THE WEEK

LAUREL MASSÉ IN CONCERT

The Two Lonely People

Already in MP3s
The Two Lonely People By Laurel Massé. LINK:http://www.amazon.com:80/gp/product/B0014HRUCO/ref=dm_mu_dp_trk11

OF INTEREST

Two Well Read
Wide ranging conversation about music and the art of performance with the occasional crack pot theory thrown in. Authored by singers, and arts educators Wendy Lane Bailey and Laurel Massé.

VISIT:http://twowellread.blogspot.com/

Photo By Bill Westmoreland and Heather Sullivan

HALLWAYS

Carol Hall, her recent delight has been the making of her CD “Hallways,” which features many of her most loved and wonderful songs – both old and brand new — such as the hit “Hard Candy Christmas,” as well as the timeless classic “Jenny Rebecca” — and a number of premier performances.

As Carol says in the CD’s booklet, “a song is not a song until somebody sings it…”

And what an array of singers she has here! In addition to Carol, performing on the CD are Amanda McBroom, Johnny Rodgers, Scott Coulter, Tim Dipasqua, Tom Andersen, Lesley Gore, Susannah Blinkoff, Farah Alvin, Steven Lutvak, Laurel Massé, Bobby Gosh, Rick Jensen, Carol Woods and the Broadway Inspirational Voices.

“Hallways” was also co-produced by Tex Arnold, who was its musical director, responsible for the exquisite arrangements.

And it was spectacularly engineered by Bill Moss at the famous NOLA Recording Studios, NYC.

We find to Laurel in:

Hungry For You:

Performed by Lesley Gore

With Wendy Lane Bailey, Laurel Massé, Carol Hall(Music by Lesley Gore)

The Two Lonely People:

Performed by Laurel Massé, piano solo/arrangement by Hubert "Tex" Arnold(Music by Bill Evans)

Link:http://www.lmlmusic.com/bio.php?id=107

WE DO NOT FORGET IT.THANK YOU!

Laurel Massé and Julie Wilson
HeartSong: The Concert for New Orleans
October 16, 2005
With plenty of heart and a marathon of song (nearly four hours, no intermission!), the concert HeartSong could hardly have been more aptly titled. One of many music events to help raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the October 16 parade of talent at Symphony Space featured mostly cabaret performers. To help both musicians and animals affected by the storm, the ticket sales benefitted New Orleans' Contemporary Arts Center and The Andy Kruzich Animal Welfare Fund. In addition to a cross-section of New York entertainers, several New Orleans musicians presented samplings of that city's earthy and jazzy traditional (and new) sounds.
Emceed by Erv Raible, a co-producer, the show was kept lively with variety in tone. Songs specifically about the city or focusing on survival were balanced by lighter moments, including some comedy. Alex Rybeck ably served as Music Coordinator, playing piano for many of the artists.
Between Julie Gold's opening, singing and playing her own "From a Distance" to Brent Barrett's closing "Headin' for New Orleans," there were memories shared about the city and bittersweet moments, but it was mostly an upbeat evening including everything from Broadway songs to "Amazing Grace." With members of New Orleans' music community present in the front row and elsewhere, there was a sense of community, one city helping another....and an audience helping itself to a very satisfying evening of entertainment.















Laurel Massé Ann Hampton Callaway and Janis Siegel

CHOICE PERFORMER AWARD,FINAL NOMINEES

CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE
2008 MEMBERS' CHOICE PERFORMER AWARD
FINAL NOMINEES
CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE is trying to find the MEMBERS CHOICE of the top 10 cabaret performers or acts (revue, duo, etc.) for the year 2007. Nominations were made in January by 2007-2008 members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE. Nominees must have done their shows in the calendar year 2007. Members could only nominate performers/acts they personally had actually seen in performance in 2007. There were no categories, no minimum number of shows, no limit to club location. It had to be a full cabaret performance for which a cover/ticket had to be paid - not a concert, showcase, open mic, festival (Cabaret Convention, etc.) or benefit appearance.

Nominations closed at midnight on Saturday, February 2nd, 2008.

All nominations were tallied according to the number of nominations received for a particular performer/act. A second ballot containing all nominees who have received 3 or more nominations has now been sent by e-mail to all 2007-2008 CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE members of record as of February 2, 2008 for voting on the final 10 choices. The top 10 choices will be announced as quickly as possible after Saturday, March 1, 2008.

THE WINNING TOP 10 MEMBERS'S CHOICES WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE MARCH IS CABARET MONTH CELEBRATION AT BROADWAY BABY BISTRO - Monday, March 10th at 7:00 pm! TICKET ORDER FORM

FULL LIST OF ALL NOMINEES
CHOICE NOMINEES
BARBARA BRUSSSELL
LIZ CALLAWAY
ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY
SUZANNE CARRICO
CYNTHIA CRANE
LAURA LEIGH DAVIDSON
BABY JANE DEXTER
JENNA ESPOSITO
ALICE FRAZIER
TERESE GENECCO
RAY JESSELL
LINDA KOSUT
ROB LANGEDER
BARRY LLOYD
ANDREA MARCOVICCI
LAUREL MASSE
MARILYN MAYE
JOYCE MOODY
KAREN OBERLIN
LESLIE OROFINO
MILES PHILLIPS
BEN RAUCH
MARCUS SIMEONE
CAROL SLOANE
LENNIE WATTS
JULIE WILSON
SUSAN WINTER
KRISTINE ZBORNIK

Friday 2/15/08 (7 – 10 PM)

“Interplay – A holistic Jazz Experience that will change your life!”Interplay Jazz - Vocal Master Class – Application
Concord, MA February 15 – February 18, 2008
Featuring Special Guest vocalist and master teacher Laurel Massé Founding member and former lead singer of Manhattan Transfer!

Friday 2/15/08 (7 – 10 PM) Reception at David and Rosemary
Miller’s home in Concord, MA. This will be a great opportunity to
meet each other and get (re)aquainted. There will be a short
performance by Laurel and Fred.

Saturday 2/16 (9 AM – 6 PM) This will be the heart of the
workshop. We will delve extensively into song performance and
working with a musical director, accompanist or small group.
Special attention will be given to the art of interpreting lyrics and
communicating with the audience. If you can only attend for one
day, this will be the day (see application options).

Sunday 2/17 (10 AM – 5 PM) We’ll be building on Saturday's
work, including how health and personal appearance effects your
performance, handling on-stage mistakes, and how to sequence a
set. Over the course of the two days each participant will work on
preparing songs for performance. Following a late afternoon
break, our evening will consist of a catered dinner and a
performance by workshop participants. Friends and family will be
invited to attend.

Monday 2/18 (10 AM - 1 PM) Taking it home with you: We’ll
work on organizing your practice, setting goals and “What’s
next?” Light lunch served at noon.

PRIMARY INSTRUMENT: VOICE
Vocalist Laurel Massé

For more information about Interplay Jazz visit:http://www.interplayjazz.com/

AND,Laurel’s website:http://www.laurelmasse.com/

During the course of the weekend, Dartmouth Senior Lecturer Fred Haas will offer classes in music theory,basic keyboard skills, chart writing, ear training and scat singing. Throughout the weekend Fred Haas (pianoand saxophone), John Schwartzberg (piano) and Jason Ennis (guitar) will be available to accompany vocalistsas they prepare for the Sunday evening performance.

OPERATOR/PROGRAM STARPARADE OF THE GERMAN TV.

LAUREL MASSÉ,TIM HAUSER,JANIS SIEGEL AND ALAN PAUL EN CONCIERTO. ESTE CONCIERTO SE REALIZÓ EL 26 DE MAYO DE 1977 EN EL AUDITORIO DE PALMA DE MALLORCA.

PIC OF THE WEEK

FOTO:DEZO HOFFMANN

Laurel Massé in the Metropolitan Room.Review .

Laurel Masse

Metropolitan Room New York, NY

Could it be, yes it could, something’s coming... a statuesque redhead and founding member of Manhattan Transfer, Laurel Masse opened her set at the Metropolitan Room with Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondheim’s "Something’s Coming" and at that moment you were enveloped in the musical arms of a great singer. She is a brilliant jazz musician. Yes, some of the songs are familiar but you never heard the transformations this remarkable four-octave vocalist brings to the table. With a relaxed and assured presence, Laurel‘s style is a combination of quiet intensity and playful fun. Tex Arnold, on piano, is also arranger for the show’s songs (except the opening number), with Tom Hubbard on bass and Richard De Rosa on drums. This joyous, soulful and graceful singer gives us Brooks Bowman’s ‘"East of the Sun," scat and all, followed by "Once in a Million Moons" (Jerome Kern/Yip Harburg) paired with Brazilian songwriters Nelson Cavaquinho & Guilherme de Brito’s "Folhas Secas."

Lyricist Jeff Breithaupt was in the audience as Laurel presented his beautiful ballad and new addition to her repertoire "The Right Thing." A Noir Medley consisting of "Blue Pacific Blues" (Lee/Washington); "Pete Kelly’s Blues" (Heindorf/Cahn); "Laura" (Raksin/Mercer) and "I’ll Cry Tomorrow" (North/Mercer) provided love’s lament.

‘What I am is a dreamer of big, heroic, romantic dreams and I think I can conquer the world if I can get someone to open the jars‘- her words leading into Whiting/Mercer’s "Have You Got Any Castles, Baby?" Well, she conquered us!

Favorite ballad "My Ideal" (Whiting/Robin/Case) was next . Tex Arnold’s "Burcham Woods" (an instrumental), was ‘sung’ la, la, la, ah, ah, ah by Laurel who said this music was like Paris, November and a cello which she proceeds to bring to life with her vocal instrument sans words. "Blue Rondo" ( a la Turq ) (Brubeck/Crofut/Masse) brought the house down, followed by "Can’t

Teach My Old Heart New Tricks" (Jerry Herman).

Poised, sure of herself and cuddled in the warmth of an appreciative audience that included Ann Hampton Callaway, Michele Brourman and friend/director Wendy Lane Bailey, she sang Chris Thile’s "Stay Away" – a uniquely personal moment.

The set concluded with Jerry Herman’s "It Only Takes a Moment" to on-going cheers and applause bringing this gracious lady back to encore an Appalachin folk song "Black Crow" acapella. Not enough for this audience, she encored a second time with "Sermonette (Love One Another)."

It’s not too late but if you miss Laurel Masse this time, be sure she’s at the top of your must see list when next she appears here in New York.

Sandi Durell

Cabaret Scenes

January 25, 2008

http://www.cabaretscenes.org/

VOTES FOR LAUREL HERE

CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE is now accepting nominations to find the MEMBERS CHOICE of the top 10 cabaret performers or acts (revue, duo, etc.) for the year 2007. Nominations and voting may only be made by 2007-2008 members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE (click on the MEMBERS button above to see if you are a paid-up member).

Nominees must have done their shows in the calendar year 2007. Members may only nominate performers/acts they personally have actually seen in performance in 2007. There are no categories, no minimum number of shows, no limit to club location. It must be a full cabaret performance for which a cover/ticket had to be paid - not a concert, showcase, open mic, festival (Cabaret Convention, etc.) or benefit appearance.

Nominations will close at midnight on Saturday, February 2nd, 2008.

All nominations will be tallied and listed according to the number of nominations received for a particular performer/act. A second ballot containing all nominees who have received 3 or more nominations will be sent by e-mail to all 2007-2008 CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE members of record as of February 2, 2008 for voting on the final 10 choices. The top 10 choices will be announced as quickly as possible after Saturday, March 1, 2008
VOTES FOR LAUREL HERE:http://www.cabarethotlineonline.com/MemberPerformerNom08.shtml

LAUREL MASSE - Metropolitan Room, NYC, NY - January 26, 2008 (Photos by Chris Cafiero)

Visit this page and the Slideshow:http://featphotos.com/lmasse-2008-01-26/indexss.htm
Thanks to Laurel Massé and Chris Cafiero.
LINK:http://featphotos.com/Feat_Photos_2008.html

INTERVIEW / SOUNDS MAGAZINE - MAY,1976 / Just click over the photo in order to read the interview

Luck for these five concerts!!!

Peripatetic world traveler and founding member of Manhattan Transfer, Laurel Massé makes an extended stop at the Metropolitan Room January 23 to 27. Dubbed “the thinking man’s chanteuse” for her literate and witty blend of jazz-infused tunes from around the globe, she has long been recognized as one of the foremost song interpreters working today. Her latest Metropolitan Room outing takes audiences on an extraordinary trip through some of the finest songs of the twentieth century with a few detours into uncharted territory which could hold anything from a Bach cello suite to a classic French chanson.

Her inimitable style has been greatly influenced by world travels which began in her earliest childhood. “Because of my father’s work, my family moved frequently, and we lived in some wonderful places including France and Belgium. Then, touring the Transfer, I got to experience even more exotic locales, and all of this reinforced my love of travel and enthusiasm for music from every spot on the globe. Every place I’ve gone has had its own musical culture, and each one has had a definite effect on me.” That effect manifests as an utterly unique ability to blend seemingly disparate elements into a harmonious whole, combining elements of jazz, classical, pop, accapella singing, and world music to unforgettable effect.

The Metropolitan Room engagement runs Wednesday, January 23rd through Saturday, the 26th at 7:30 PM, with an additional show on Sunday January 27th at 7 PM. There is a $25 cover and a two-drink minimum. Reservations are strongly encouraged and may be obtained by calling 212/206-0440.

Link:http://eventful.com/events/new-york/music-laurel-mass%C3%A9-founding-member-of-manhattan-transfer-at-nycs-metropolitan-room-/E0-001-008411392-3@2008012319#box-details

LAUREL MASSÉ TOP 20

1-CRAZY

2-MY ROMANCE

3-COW COW BOOGIE

4-JACKIE

5-WE'LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN

6-IT'S A GIRL

7-DINDI

8-LOVE FOR SALE,with Vinnie Martucci and Steve Rust

9-YOU DON'T KNOW ME

10-RUBY,MY DEAR

11-THE PLACE WITHIN

12-THE NEARNESS OF YOU

13-HEART AND SOUL

14-YOU GO TO MY HEAD

15-SONG OF A BROKEN WORD

16-MISS NEW ORLEANS

17-DOODLIN'

18-COMES LOVE,withVinnie Martucci, Mark Dziuba, Steve Rust

19-PAPER MOON

20- BODY AND SOUL(I FEEL SO GOOD)

LINK:http://www.ghxport.com//index.php?manufacturers_id=8&osCsid=dqak6j6glu15pa6f54h1i4bpj2

BIG SHOW IN THE METROPOLITAN ROOM OF NEW YORK

Big songs!
Style!
Elegance!
From the Metropolitan Romm
Enjoys with Laurel and his personal style!
Sits the magic of an unforgettable evening!

The big show of Laurel Masse Accompanied for The fantastic pianist Tex Arnold , Tom Hubbard on bass and Richard de Rosa on drums.

Laurel Massé is widely-recognized as one of the finest song interpreters working today. In her third extended run at the Metropolitan Room she takes you on an extraordinary trip through the finest songs of the twentieth century with a few unexpected detours along the way. Guided by her distinctively lustrous voice which cuts to the heart of a lyric with exquisite precision, you may not know where you'll end up, but with this trustworthy guide you are sure to enjoy the journey.

A good Equipment for a wonderful Artist:
TEX ARNOLD LAUREL MASSE___________TOM HUBBART

Laurel Massé in the Metropolitan Room:

Wednesday, January 23- Saturday, January 26 @ 7:30
Sunday, January 27 @ 7:00

About Metropolitan Room:
The Metropolitan Room is housed in a landmark 1898 building. This vintage space now plays host to an updated take on the idea of a music club, combining state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems with old-world charm and style. Similar to the high-end equipment used in concert halls, these systems fill the room with crisp, clear sound to generate unparalleled cabaret and jazz performances.

GOLDSTAR:http://www.goldstar.com/events/new-york-city-ny/vocalist-laurel-mass.html

METROPOLITAN ROOM:http://metropolitanroom.com/index.php?option=com_jcalpro&Itemid=98&extmode=flat

CABARET EXCHANGE:http://www.cabaretexchange.com/index.php?option=com_gigcal&Itemid=148

THEATERMANIA:http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/140245

I love coffee, I love tea I love the java jive and it loves me, Coffee and tea and the java and me A cup, a cup, a cup, a cup (boy!)

SWEDISH CHARTS:ALBUMS-1978-02-24/PASTICHE THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Nº1

YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME

LAUREL MASSE' AT NYC'S METROPOLITAN ROOM

World traveler and founding member of Manhattan Transfer, Laurel
Masse' makes an extended stop at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street,
NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/ ) Wednesday through
Sunday, January 23rd through 27th at 7:30 pm (Sunday show at 7:00 pm). Known
for her literate and witty blend of jazz-infused tunes from around the
globe, she has long been recognized as one of the foremost song interpreters
working today. Her latest Metropolitan Room outing takes audiences on an
extraordinary trip through some of the finest songs of the twentieth century
with a few detours into uncharted territory which could hold anything from a
Bach cello suite to a classic French chanson.

GUIDED MISSILES/CAMERA THREE/1-12-1975

On a Little Street in Singapore/Manhattan Transfer/1978.

HEART'S DESIRES-LAUREL MASSÉ

The album Ballads and many other songs in GHXPORT.COM

Finally this great album called Ballads already you can obtain it in:GHXPORT.COM.

Link:https://www.ghxport.com//login.php?osCsid=4pf74lpafdn59uqjmshjh0al05

Lo que nos queda...Lo que vendrá....

Hola queridos amigos, gracias por visitar el fan club de Laurel durante este 2007. Un año que nos ha regalado canciones nuevas, como It's A Girl,Song of a Broken Word o