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Heard her last night in Kingston celebrating her 93rd birthday. Harvie S on bass and Alan Broadbent on piano. Sheila moved without help from a device, e.g., cane, or a person.  Concert was about 80 minutes.  She left the stage for 10 minutes to sit on a couch while Alan and Harvie did their thing.  Sheila stood while she sang and when she did not, she saw on a chair.  Pretty impressive.  Still had some vocal range and man she could still phrase and scat. 

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1 hour ago, cliffpeterson said:

Heard her last night in Kingston celebrating her 93rd birthday. Harvey S on bass and Alan Broadbent on piano. Sheila moved without help from a device, e.g., cane, or a person.  Concert was about 80 minutes.  She left the stage for 10 minutes to sit on a couch while Alan and Harvey did their thing.  Sheila stood while she sang and when she did not, she saw on a chair.  Pretty impressive.  Still had some vocal range and man she could still phrase and scat. 

I was there too! It was superb. Have my booster scheduled for this week.

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Sheila Jordan is incredible. I saw her once in a Western Canadian club in the depths of a severe Winter when it was blowing a blizzard and sub -30C outside. She seemed totally unfazed and was very warm in her stage manner. That was with Harvie S. too. Long may she continue gracing our stages.

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18 minutes ago, HARVIE S said:

Please note there's no such person Harvey S. the person that played bass with Sheila Jordan was H A R V I E  S

 

HARVIE S    No ey in Harv ie S

Welcome!

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Sheila will be performing at the Mad Monkfish in Boston on December 16th. As an added bonus, she will have Yoko Miwa's great piano trio backing her. There will be a 7:00 & 9:00 show.

Try to buy tickets early and get a table near the stage. The Mad Monkfish is a restaurant as well as a jazz bar, so not everyone there is into the music - if you get my drift.

I wish I could make it. I have a prior commitment.

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Finally reading Mark Stryker's "Jazz from Detroit".  He mentions there is a 25 minute video of Sheila Jordan from 1971. Cool. Found it on YouTube and for those who have not seen it:

 

Not a bad band. Jan Garbarek, Bobo Stenson, Arild Andersen and Jon Christensen. 

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