Juliet Dunn & Peter Shea at 120 Diner

Laura Hubert is not exactly a jazz diva, nor a straight blues artist, nor just a pop or country singer. She's a mix of them all, but Laura prefers to think of herself as a singer of "old songs." That term perfectly describes the eclectic repertoire of standards, blues and western swing that she delivers with such passion and style. Backed by Peter Hill's solid, swinging piano and his rich horn arrangements, Laura is reveling in the opportunity to reinterpret classics by some of the singers she most admires, from the classic blues of Bessie Smith to the full-throated ballads of Dinah Washington...

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Laura Hubert is not exactly a jazz diva, nor a straight blues artist, nor just a pop or country singer. She's a mix of them all, but Laura prefers to think of herself as a singer of "old songs." That term perfectly describes the eclectic repertoire of standards, blues and western swing that she delivers with such passion and style. Backed by Peter Hill's solid, swinging piano and his rich horn arrangements, Laura is reveling in the opportunity to reinterpret classics by some of the singers she most admires, from the classic blues of Bessie Smith to the full-throated ballads of Dinah Washington.

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