Suzy Williams - Press, photos & news!

 

For updated SUZY WILLIAMS info visit www.laughtears.com

for immediate release contact: Norman Zamcheck 718-938-1546 zamcheck@aol.com and Gerry Fialka 310-306-7330 pfsuzy@aol.com

STORMIN' NORMAN & SUZY play live music Friday, July 31 at 8pm at Third Life Studio, 33 Union Square (Somerville Ave), Somerville, MA 02143 617-628-0916 srlibana@gmail.com www.thirdlifestudio.com For detailed directions/map: http://www.thirdlifestudio.com/directions.html

Admission $15, More info: Phone Norman at 718-938-1546 (He also has info on the Berkshires July 30th show, 2009)

Please join SUZY WILLIAMS & NORMAN ZAMCHECK for this VERY SPECIAL show. At eighteen years old, Suzy met “Stormin’ Norman” Zamcheck, a Yale graduate in literature and “damn good boogie woog ie piano player”. Partnering with Stormin Norman, she cut two albums with him (Fantasy Rag, 1975 and Ocean of Love, 1978) and toured the east coast for 12 years. In 1976, the great jazz pianist and composer Eubie Blake paid Suzy an ins piring compliment in the form of a handwritten letter,20"I heard alot of white women try to imitate negroid singing, but you are the only one who has it down pat." With their own unique rag'n'roll, Stormin’ Norman & Suzy eventually played Carnegie Hall. They received lots of critical praise: "Suzy's voice is vibrant and lusty...great gusto and bold emotion." - Nat Hentoff. "Williams' energy must be seen to be believed...a natural performer." - Robert Palmer, The New York Times. They continue to do amazing shows together every year.

Here's the link to a press ready 300dpi hi-res beautiful photo of Suzy & Norman http://www.puddingbench.com/suzy/hs_7.jpg

MORE INFO on this amazing DUET20that blew MANHATTAN TRANSFER off the stage at Carneige Hall. http://www.puddingbench.com/suzy/cartoon.jpg

More info:310-306-7330 pfsuzy@aol.com Visit: http://www.puddingbench.com/suzy.htm

"Suzy's voice is vibrant and lusty...great gusto and bold emotion." - Nat Hentoff.

Read why Jay Levin's new magazine praises Suzy Williams: Local Music Hero http://www.realtalkla.com/articles/show/265-Suzy-Williams-Local-Music-Hero

Suzy Williams has played Carnegie Hall with Stormin' Norman Zamcheck, performed with Moses Pendleton's Pilobolus dan ce troupe, and has worked with Van Dyke Parks, Buster Poindexter, Marc Shaiman, Nicholas Ray among many others. Bette Midler, Horace Silver, Roosevelt Sykes, Ann Magnuson, Eubie Blake, Odetta and Hadda Brooks have praised her passionate singing and vibrant energy.

"Williams is an enormously amusing, endearing presence...with tough, belting authority." - John Rockwell, NY Times. "Suzy Williams is a very talented singer with a wide range who knows how to put on an entertaining and witty show. She can sing anything from 1920's jazz and swing=2 0to blues, rock & roll and folk music. Williams' highly expressive vocals are always worth hearing." - Scott Yanow, LA Jazz Scene, April '07

"Williams' energy must be seen to be believed...a natural performer." - Robert Palmer, New York Times. The LA Weekly deems Suzy Williams "LA's Diva Deluxe" LA City Beat declares "local joy Suzy Williams"&n bsp;&n bsp;

Please check out Norman and Suzy Williams on youtube.com

For immediate release Contact: Gerry Fialka 310-306-7330 pfsuzy@aol.com

BEYOND BAROQUE (681 Venice Blvd, 310-822-3006) on Saturday, June 16, 7:30pm proudly presents SUZY WILLIAMS: SONGS BY LITERARY ICONS - Diva Deluxe Suzy Williams performs songs with lyrics written by James Joyce, Lewis Carroll, Dorothy Parker, Truman Capote, Vladimir Nabokov, William Shakespeare and more. Admission $10. Celebrate Bloomsday with Suzy and her special guest musicians.

"Suzy Williams is a very talented singer with a wide range who knows how to put on an entertaining and witty show. She can sing anything from 1920's jazz and swing to blues, rock & roll and folk music. Williams' highly expressive and witty vocals are always worth hearing." - Scott Yanow, LA Jazz Scene, April '07

"Williams' energy must be seen to be believed...a natural performer." - Robert Palmer, New York Times. "Suzy's voice is vibrant and lusty...great gusto and bold emotion." - Nat Hentoff. The LA Weekly deems Suzy Williams "LA's diva deluxe" & LA City Beat declares "local joy Suzy Williams." Visit: http://www.muralista.org/suzy for HiRes Stills and see Suzy Williams on youtube.com

Click HERE to view hi-res photo!

PRESS READY hires 300dpi still of SUZY WILLIAMS by Alfred Benjamin (click picture to view hires)


The LA Weekly deemed Suzy Williams "LA's diva deluxe" LA City Beat declared "local joy Suzy Williams"

Click HERE to view  L A R G E  logo!Suzy's SOLID SENDERS Band include Brad Kay on piano, Kahlil Sabbagh on drums and vibes, Charles Burns on sax, Dave Jones on bass, Dan Weinstein on trombone, Corey Gemm on trumpet and more TBA. Visit: Suzy's website  for HiRes Stills and see Suzy Williams and Her Senders on youtube.com


THE BACKBONERS (Suzy Williams, Bill Burnett, Kahlil Sabbagh and Ginger Smith) play original songs by Bill Burnett inspired by great vocal groups like The Mamas & The Papas, as well as some exciting covers. THE BACKBONERS' fresh harmonies and stellar arrangements reinvent the summer of love magic. With recent live performances from Santa Monica, California to Swans Island, Maine, The BACKBONERS retrieve the spirit of inspired and inspiring music many grew up with. Check out their new CD "Spine" at www.billburnett.com. Also visit: www.muralista.org/suzy (new link to HEAR SUZY SING with KAHLIL, too) and www.gingerandkahlil.com

Click HERE to view hires photo!

PRESS READY hires 300dpi still of THE BACKBONERS by Debrah LeMattre (click picture to view hires)


FOR MORE INFORMATION

PHONE: 310-306-7330
EMAIL: pfsuzy@aol.com


OR VISIT THESE WEB SITES

http://www.laughtears.com/

www.xenochrony.com/suzy  www.zamcheck.com  www.veniceartscouncil.org

http://www.muralista.org/suzy/

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