Pamela Luss

about

As seen on the Jerry Lewis Telethon, Pamela Luss is a contemporary jazz vocalist blessed with a beautiful voice, remarkable timing, and sumptuous intonation. She sings classic standards, swinging jazz, and worthwhile tunes from some of the unexplored corners of the Great American Songbook in a fresh and original way. She covers a wide range of stylistic ground, from traditional ballads to pop hits to Latin songs and the blues, in interpretations that can be either catchy and finger snapping or slow and tender - and everything in between. Christopher Loudon of Jazz Times described Pamela’s singing as having “a hint of huskiness, a variable cloudiness, a passing shadow that escalates her sound from merely pretty to intoxicating” and added that “Luss' aim is bulls-eye accurate.” Since 2006, Pamela has released four albums on Savant/ High Note Records, the newest of which is Sweet And Saxy, a collaboration with the legendary tenor saxophonist and producer Houston Person. Pamela and Houston have enjoyed a special musical relationship: he appeared as a guest soloist on her two previous CDs, Your Eyes and Magnet, and they've also worked together in concert. Sweet And Saxy is a glorious display of the dynamic synergy created by the emerging singer and the veteran horn man. Pamela, Houston, and pianist John di Martino created the arrangements together, and even the title Sweet And Saxy is a collaboration by Pamela and Houston. Pamela and Houston celebrated the CD's release with

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albums

Bewitched (TV Series Theme Song) & Witchcraft

Your Eyes

Magnet

Sweet And Saxy

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There's Something About You I Don't Know

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Best Audiophile Voices VI

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Bewitched (TV Series Theme Song) & Witchcraft - Single

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Sweet and Saxy (with Houston Person)

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Sweet and Saxy (feat. Houston Person)

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Cherry Best Reference No.2

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Aguas de Marco

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Jazz Improv - Vol 7 No 3

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