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Dance With Me review – Pan 360
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For Your review – Roger Knox, Whole Note
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Dance With Me review – Pan 360

By Steve Naud Canadian jazz singer and pianist Carol Welsman’s excellent reputation is no accident.…
Dance With Me review – The JW Vibe

By Jonathan Widran For Canadian born, six-time Juno Award nominee Carol Welsman, one of the deepest…
For Your review – Roger Knox, Whole Note

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Early Reviews

“In ALONE TOGETHER, her eleventh album, the briskly rhythmic swing of Carol’s piano playing, the warm, embracing sound of her voice, combined with her irresistible way with a lyric, brightly illuminate her rising ascendancy to the upper levels of the contemporary jazz vocal world.”

DON HECKMAN - International Review of Music

"Carol Welsman is the beautiful, blonde and altogether superb Canadian jazz singer/pianist who is NOT Diana Krall. She calls this disc [ALONE TOGETHER] her “truest to the jazz art form to date” which, aside from the odd formality of the locution, is inarguable. That’s the kind of thing that will happen when your band is composed of trumpet player Wallace Roney, bassist Rufus Reid, drummer Lewis Nash and guitarist Jay Azzolina. She has her own way around a standard and always has. Her singing won’t remind you of anyone, unlike Krall who sometimes sounds like Joni Mitchell and sometimes sounds like Julie London.) She performs jazz musician favorites like It Might As Well Be Spring, My Ship and the freely conceived title tune, one of the most traditional of “jazz naturals” in the American Song Book. But outside that repertoire she is equally good too. And when she scats, she does it with lusty authority. Three and a half stars."

Review by Jeff Simon