Coming Soon! Lynda's debut CD titled Ordinary Fool
Saturday, January 7, 2012 8-11pm
Sunday, January 15, 2012 12-3pm
SUNDAY BRUNCH at Red Rock Bistro
141 Humphrey Street, Swampscott, MA
Reservations: 781.595.1414
http://www.redrockbistro.com/Pages/menu_brunch.html
141 Humphrey Street, Swampscott, MA
Reservations: 781.595.1414
http://www.redrockbistro.com/Pages/menu_brunch.html
Reviews
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"I was especially entranced by Ms. D'Amour's ability to handle such a wide variety of song styles with such ease. Often quite dramatic in her performance, she presented a flawless rendering of each song. " - Stu Hamstra, Cabaret Hotline Online
D’Amour brought a nice swinging vibe to Irving Berlin’s “Change Partners,” was absolutely lovely on “If I Ruled the World" and included a cool, deep register scat on “Lover, Come Back to Me.” Her strength is a sultry, breathy alto on the lower notes, which was never more evident than on the highlight of the set, “What Kind of Fool Am I?” - Stephen Hanks, Cabaret Scenes
D’Amour brought a nice swinging vibe to Irving Berlin’s “Change Partners,” was absolutely lovely on “If I Ruled the World" and included a cool, deep register scat on “Lover, Come Back to Me.” Her strength is a sultry, breathy alto on the lower notes, which was never more evident than on the highlight of the set, “What Kind of Fool Am I?” - Stephen Hanks, Cabaret Scenes
"Lynda D'Amour has the ability to make every song her own " - Stu Hamstra, Cabaret Hotline Online
"D’Amour has further distinguished herself...appearing recently in a musical revue directed by Bill Castellino where she stopped the show with a hysterical musical theater send-up, Here Comes The Ballad, (Davis/Vinaver)..." - John Amodeo, Edge magazine
"Her tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. showed off her impressive vocal range: She can belt. She can purr...one minute, then dig down...for a growly number...she can whisper the sweetest notes you ever heard...If that chameleon voice were not enough, D’Amour is plenty funny, to boot…She’s got it all..." - Beverly Creasey, Theater Mirror
"D’Amour has further distinguished herself...appearing recently in a musical revue directed by Bill Castellino where she stopped the show with a hysterical musical theater send-up, Here Comes The Ballad, (Davis/Vinaver)..." - John Amodeo, Edge magazine
"Her tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. showed off her impressive vocal range: She can belt. She can purr...one minute, then dig down...for a growly number...she can whisper the sweetest notes you ever heard...If that chameleon voice were not enough, D’Amour is plenty funny, to boot…She’s got it all..." - Beverly Creasey, Theater Mirror
Photographs by Heather Sullivan; Hair & Makeup by Kara Raynaud.