“She sings with a confident, soul-drenched style...downright sassy, with attitude to spare.” —Jazz Now Magazine (Cover story)
“Rose's combination of technical virtuosity and emotional range earn her widespread praise...” —Paul Freeman, Contra Costa Times
“Pamela Rose turns jazz into her own brand of soul music...and she swings!” —Ben Fong Torres (Gavin Report)
UPCOMING SHOWS
Jul 31
private event
Aug 6, 8:00p.m to 11:00 p.m.
Beach Chalet
First Friday of the Month!
1000 Great Highway, San Francisco (between Fulton and Lincoln)
www.beachchalet.com
Aug 14
private event
PRIVATE PARTIES
Sidepocket with Pamela Rose and Glenn Walters—Dance bands for every occasion
“Jazz, swing and blues, in the classic style of Dinah Washington and Etta James.” —Phil Elwood, San Francisco Examiner
Pamela Rose, a San Franciscan jazz and blues singer and songwriter, teamed up with pianist Nate Ginsberg for this second CD “Every Time I’m With You.” This second outing won much praise for it’s smooth beauty and well-written arrangements and originals.
“Her improvisations and her interaction with the band, especially with pianist Ginsberg, were outstanding, and her blues swings hard!” —Jazz Now Magazine
“Pamela Rose is really refreshing in a time when too many singers think they’re ‘doing’ jazz by scatting all over the map and vying to see how out of tune they can get. Not that Pamela doesn’t take liberties with a melody; she does, but always with some aesthetic purpose in mind...clever originals, thoughtful and always effective.” —Robert Tate, San Jose Mercury News
TRACK LISTING
1. Every Time I'm With You
2. On the Sunny Side of the Street
3. Whether to Stay or Go*
4. Consider Me*
5. Bye Bye Blackbird
6. Love For Sale
7. It's Only a Paper Moon
8. Never Known a Morning*
9. You Came a Long Way From St. Louis
10. I'm Just a Lucky So and So
*Indicates original composition
PERSONNEL
Nate Ginsberg, piano
Maurice Cridlin, electric bass
Scott Steed, upright bass
Scott Morris, drums
Billy Lee Lewis, drums
Jeff Ervin, saxophone
Noel Jewkes, saxophone
Rob Sudduth, saxophone
Jim diBoggio, jazz accordion