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By Jim Bessman
Before Nancy LaMott's untimely death from cancer
10 years ago, David Friedman promised the New York cabaret star that he would
not rest until everybody in the world had heard her sing ...
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By JB
Cabaret legend Nancy LaMott, who succumbed to
cancer in 1995, never sounded more vibrant than on this live recording ...
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By Terry Teachout
The best cabaret singer I ever heard never quite
managed to become a celebrity - though she should have, and almost did.
Everything was going Nancy LaMott's way in 1995. She was appearing
regularly at Manhattan's fancies nightspots, from the ...
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By Andrew Gans
"Nancy LaMott: Live at Tavern on the Green," the
new posthumous recording from the late cabaret performer, is currently number 11
on the Amazon.com list of best-selling recordings ...
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By Michael Portantiere
The sad irony of the title of the new CD
Nancy LaMott: Live at Tavern on the Green is inescapable. As her many fans
know all too well, Nancy LaMott died of uterine cancer at age 43 in 1995.
Composer-conductor David Friedman was and continues to be a great champion of
the singer's artistry; indeed, he founded the record company Midder Music
specifically for her. Now, that company has released the first "live" LaMott CD,
recorded in the Chestnut Room at Tavern on the Green just seven weeks before her
passing ...
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By Andrew Gans
I was very happy to learn that LML Music, which
was founded by Lee Lessack, and David Friedman's Midder Music have inked a deal
that will allow LML to distribute the recordings of the late, great singer Nancy
LaMott. LaMott, who lost her battle with cancer in 1995 at the age of 44, was
blessed with one of, if not the, most beautiful voices in the cabaret world ...
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By Andrew Gans
The late cabaret critic Bob Harrington once
wrote, "There is no more beautiful musical instrument than the voice of Nancy
LaMott." And, I might have to agree. LaMott possessed a rich, lush, honey-toned
sound that could be soft, sweet and creamy one minute and big and belty the next
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By Andrew Gans
Fans of the late, great cabaret artist Nancy
LaMott have reason to rejoice this holiday season. After an eight-year
wait, a "new" LaMott recording — taped live at Tavern on the Green just weeks
before her untimely death — will arrive in stores prior to Valentine's Day.
"Nancy LaMott—Live at Tavern on the Green" is set to hit stores around the
country Feb. 1 ...
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By Andrew Gans
The music world lost one of its greatest
performers Dec. 13, when singer Nancy LaMott lost her battle against cancer at
11:30 PM, just two hours after a priest married her and actor Peter Zapp whom
she had met in San Francisco six months ago ...
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"There is no more beautiful musical instrument
than the voice of Nancy LaMott"
– Bob
Harrington,
New York Post
"She was the greatest cabaret singer since Sinatra"
– Jonathan
Schwartz,
NPR
"Nancy LaMott was blessed with one of, if not the, most beautiful voices in the
cabaret world "
– Andrew Gans,
Playbill
"Her unique, intimate way with a ballad is on
heartbreaking display in tunes like "How Deep Is the Ocean?" but her
between-songs patter lets you see the kind of deliciously droll person she was
as well"
– Richard
Ouzounian,
Toronto Star
"Nancy offers the creamy, dreamy vocal tone
for which she was justly treasured -- but when she has to, she belts with a
joyous verve ... Her patter is thoroughly charming throughout"
– Michael
Portantiere,
TheatreMania
"The best cabaret singer I ever heard
... heartfelt, irresistibly appealing"
– Terry Teachout,
Wall Street Journal
"She fully fathoms what a song is about, and
then, rather than merely singing it, lives it"
– John Simon,
The New Yorker
"She brought to everything she sang a clean,
clear sense of line, impeccable enunciation and a deep understanding of how a
good song could convey a lifetime's experience"
– Stephen Holden,
New York Times

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