Sherry Williams at Feinstein's At Vitello's

Sherry Williams
Jon Mayer, piano
Harvey Newmark, bass
Mark Stevens, drums

Americas love affair with jazz has survived, thrived even, amidst a cacophony of musical extremes. The buttery voice of Sherry Williams is an oasis in any madness our world offers. When you listen to her you realize immediately that she is a consummate artist – the real thing. Williams is what they called in the old days, a storyteller – she paints pictures with words. Yet she bridges the gap between the past and the present. Her masterful interpretation of the lyrics makes an over worn song meaningful, or brings an unknown song to life as is evidenced in her latest release You Must Believe In Spring...

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Sherry Williams
Jon Mayer, piano
Harvey Newmark, bass
Mark Stevens, drums

Americas love affair with jazz has survived, thrived even, amidst a cacophony of musical extremes. The buttery voice of Sherry Williams is an oasis in any madness our world offers. When you listen to her you realize immediately that she is a consummate artist – the real thing. Williams is what they called in the old days, a storyteller – she paints pictures with words. Yet she bridges the gap between the past and the present. Her masterful interpretation of the lyrics makes an over worn song meaningful, or brings an unknown song to life as is evidenced in her latest release You Must Believe In Spring. There she blends the straightforward elements of traditional pop with a decidedly mainstream jazz execution. “At each performance, my delivery is a little different”.

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