Sandra Kaye: The FINE 50


Trudi Sings Class: I met Trudi online about 10 years ago and we have been like friends ever since. Vocalist Trudi Mann's signature style lends elegance to songs that are uniquely hers. A singer's singer, her extensive repertoire includes lovely ballads, novelty tunes, witty vocalized paraphrases and the all-time favorite standards of the American Popular songbook.
Brad Leali: I first met Brad when Shelley Carrol started his big band at Sambuca in Addison. I was invited to sing with the band and one of my tunes was "You Don't Know What Love Is" and Brand played a solo on his tenor that I will never forget. After the show, I spoke to Brad and asked "What's your name? I haven't seen you around here before." He quickly replied: :What is your name? I haven't seen you around here either."
Brad was our special guest at the South Dallas Cultural Center Saturday night and we were thrilled to see and hear him.
Bess Sings The Blues: Coming Soon!!
The Jazz Bird Lynn Ross: Please check out Lynn Ross: She has a style like no one elses. You must see Risque' Cabaret. Uniquely Hers.
Have You Met Miss Jones: Coming Soon!
The Veranda In East Texas: The Veranda has a wide appeal to Texans and the world. 68 beautiful acres with walking trails, fishing ponds and a scenery that is just breath taking.
Linda Petty and the Main Event: Linda is called a legend because she is. I use to go out to listen to Linda Petty before I got into the business myself and longed for my chance to strut my stuff. Linda owns the stage and makes everyone feel good.
Julie Bonk: Julie Bonk is a special and very talented pianist and teacher.
Norah Jones: Norah's website is very beautiful and informative. Check it out.
Shelly Carrol: Shelley Carrol is my favorite saxophone player. I recorded my first two ensemble recordings with him. I even played a long running gig with him with the Scott Bucklin Band at Sipango in North Dallas. I can honestly say that he was brilliant every night and I will never forget those days. Get his CD, you are going to love it.
Edwin Livingston: There is a buzz going on about Edwin Livington. He is the quiet and demure guy who plays bass in the movie RAY. We know Edwin for the time he played in Dallas bands and was making one hell of a buzz then. Read all about him in the Austin Chronicle.
Margo Reymundo: Margo is one of the most talented singer actresses in the business. Get to know her, you will love her and her music.
Meredith McCoy: Meredith is one of my favorite singers and also an actress. She has a style that reminds me of a bygone era when the lyric was as important as the spoken word. She has it today with much class. I found out after I met her that she is Jon McCoys daughter on KAAM. Well now.
Freddie Jones: Freddie Jones is a first call trumpet player. You will really enjoy his music.
Quamon Fowler: This is one of the very special saxophone players with much sensitivity. You have got to hear a solo from him so that you can sit down and cry.
Arlington Jones: Arlington Jones is a first call pianist in the DFW Metroplex. He has written a music book on piano instruction. I think that if you would like to play piano or you would like for your children to play piano you should pick up Arlington's book.
Mike Carr: Mike Carr has to be one of the very best bass players alive today. He knows his way around anykind of bass put in front of him. Now, that makes for fine accompaniment for any singer or instrumental group.
Scott Bucklin: Scott Bucklin is by far one of the finest piano players who ever lived. Get to know Scott, you will be impressed.
Jangeun "JB" Bae: JB is a native of Korea and a very good jazz piano pianist. She was a huge surprise in the DFW area when she swept through that place like a tidal wave with her real swing.
Keith Anderson: Keith Anderson is a very impressive player and you have got to hear him.
Tony Hakim: Tony Hakim is a very fine guitarist/songwriter/performer and he is great. You have got to hear him to believe him. He is wonderful.
Chuck Smith: Chuck is one of those very talented musicians who can hear everything and set it up right so that you can love it.
Chuck Anderson: Chuck is one of my favorite players. He has a knack for accompaniment and then plays a great solo to prove himself.
Rodrigo Villanueva: Rodrigo is a very fine drummer who watches the singer like a hawk and stays in that pocket.
Sherle Stevens: Sherle Stevens is my friend and mentor. She is a jazz singer with plenty of skill and class.
Lou Cobon: Lou is a singer songwriter with wit and talent to match. You will like Lou.
Alexia Gardner: A British Jamaican Jazz Artist with much style.
Harvey Thompson: Jazz Vocal Ambassador of the United States To Japan.
The Dallas Jazz Orchestra: I have performed with the Dallas Jazz Orchestra since the 90's and I will be recording with them in the very near future.
Joan Cartwright The Grand Dame of Jazz: Joan's new recording, (In Pursuit of a Melody) could be the very best recording to be released in 2006. I have always referred to Joan Cartwright as the diva. Well, Joan is certainly one of the most talented singer songwriters in the business, she can hold her own with the very best.
Bobby Barber: Bobby has finally come out to play. His new CD "The Spirit Is Willing" Is wonderful. Enjoy!!
Deborah Davis Jazz Ambassador 2004: Tour Deborah's site and learn about a great lady in music.
Rusty Johnson: Plays in the idiom of Dave Koz and Kenny G. Check out his site, he is becoming quite the humanitarian.
William Blake: Ladies and Gentlemen. Please meet the talented William Blake. You have to hear him and you will love him. He is one of the very best singers on the scene.
Sandra Kaye with the James Gilyard Ensemble: This is where you can listen to and order my most recent CD "What Will I Tell My Heart"?