New York, NY, June 15, 2011—In support of her latest successful CD release, Songs Spun of Gold, Elli Fordyce will be performing live for the Jazz brunch at the renowned Jazz venue Garage Restaurant & Café in the heart of Greenwich Village on Sunday, July 3, 2011, from 11:30 AM to 3:30 AM. In her performance at Garage, Elli will be performing songs from her effervescent, Songs Spun of Gold, as well as her previous well-received CD, Something Still Cool. She will be accompanied by talented Jazz veterans Jeff Pittson on piano, Ratzo B. Harris on bass, and a drummer (TBA).
“Elli turns a lyric into something addressed personally to a listener . . . she unfolds the song and it becomes more and more . . . interesting and Something Still Cool." —Talkin' Broadway
To call Elli Fordyce a “singer" would be a gross understatement. Her vocal performance is evocative and inspired, and at 74 she continues to prove that she possesses vocal allure, depth and grace. 2011 is gearing up to be Elli's breakout year. With touring in support of Songs Spun of Gold, and several stage and TV acting roles, Elli Fordyce is a tireless and talented pro. She continues to entrance audiences with her superior interpretive skills and innate ability to inhabit a song with consummate ease.
“Fordyce is someone to behold to the listening ear. It is hard to imagine she is 73 years-old. Her voice is timeless." —The Daily Sun News
Songs Spun of Gold reveals new perspectives on familiar material and shines an elegant light on lesser known songs of the classic Jazz repertoire. It's a sure thing for an intimate evening or a sophisticated social gathering, but seeing this engaging and subtle performer in-person demonstrates just how transcendent a live performance can be. In the meantime, visit Elli on her website at www.ellifordyce.net and be sure to treat yourself to the ravishing sounds of Something Still Cool, along with her latest remarkably compelling Songs Spun of Gold. Also, look for her other upcoming appearances at Garage Restaurant & Café on August 7, September 17, October 30, November 12 and December 1, throughout 2011.
“A must for fans of vocal jazz, this release is indeed spun of gold." —ChicagoJazz.net
Where: 99 Seventh Avenue South (at Grove Street), Greenwich Village, NYC (212) 645-0600
Sunday, July 3, 2011; from 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Admission: No cover, no minimum
“Elli turns a lyric into something addressed personally to a listener . . . she unfolds the song and it becomes more and more . . . interesting and Something Still Cool." —Talkin' Broadway
To call Elli Fordyce a “singer" would be a gross understatement. Her vocal performance is evocative and inspired, and at 74 she continues to prove that she possesses vocal allure, depth and grace. 2011 is gearing up to be Elli's breakout year. With touring in support of Songs Spun of Gold, and several stage and TV acting roles, Elli Fordyce is a tireless and talented pro. She continues to entrance audiences with her superior interpretive skills and innate ability to inhabit a song with consummate ease.
“Fordyce is someone to behold to the listening ear. It is hard to imagine she is 73 years-old. Her voice is timeless." —The Daily Sun News
Songs Spun of Gold reveals new perspectives on familiar material and shines an elegant light on lesser known songs of the classic Jazz repertoire. It's a sure thing for an intimate evening or a sophisticated social gathering, but seeing this engaging and subtle performer in-person demonstrates just how transcendent a live performance can be. In the meantime, visit Elli on her website at www.ellifordyce.net and be sure to treat yourself to the ravishing sounds of Something Still Cool, along with her latest remarkably compelling Songs Spun of Gold. Also, look for her other upcoming appearances at Garage Restaurant & Café on August 7, September 17, October 30, November 12 and December 1, throughout 2011.
“A must for fans of vocal jazz, this release is indeed spun of gold." —ChicagoJazz.net
Where: 99 Seventh Avenue South (at Grove Street), Greenwich Village, NYC (212) 645-0600
Sunday, July 3, 2011; from 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Admission: No cover, no minimum
