Pamela Rose, the Red-Hot Redhead of Blues, at Jazz at Pearl's
Jazz at Pearl's (256 Columbus Ave. San Francisco, CA 94133)
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All offers for Blues and Jazz Singer Pamela Rose have expired.
The last date listed for Blues and Jazz Singer Pamela Rose was Saturday June 14, 2008 / 10:00pm.
Goldstar Member Reviews
Gerald J.
Mrs. Rose is a veteran blues/jazz songtress of the classic mode; energetic, lively, humorous, glad to seeWritten on Feb 18 2008
her not change to go with current supper club singers.
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Alex
The show was wonderful, a great way to spend a Saturday evening!Written on Feb 18 2008
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Alana
It was enjoyable. I have been to a few jazz performances and I dont think she sang for that long compared to the others...still it was a nice night out.Written on Jun 16 2008
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More Information About Blues and Jazz Singer Pamela Rose
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Quotes & Highlights
- “Lots of sexy, soulful swing...with a dash of Dinah Washington thrown in...the Jazz crowd should pay attention to Pamela Rose!” —San Francisco Examiner
- "Just For a Thrill is a cup of slowly simmered jazz. Song after song features Rose at her finest." --San Francisco Magazine
Description
Rose is not only an accomplished jazz and blues vocalist but a savvy student of the idiom. Now, for her fourth and latest release, the appropriately titled Just for a Thrill, Rose delivers a thoughtful and inspired blend of original songs, standard classics, and some undiscovered gems.
Originally from Southern California, Rose has been a staple of the San Francisco music scene for years. Her striking talent has taken her from lead singer of the legendary Zasu Pitts Memorial Orchestra to the stages of the Bay Area’s top jazz venues, working with some of the deepest players on the West Coast.
Following Zasu Pitts, Pamela and Glenn assembled Side Pocket, complementing their vocals with a five-piece combo designed primarily for private parties.
Challenging herself and expanding her horizons, Pamela sought a more intimate sound, leading to her collaboration with Nate Ginsberg for two recordings and many public performances. The first, Jazzy Side of Blue (1993), was nominated for a BAMMIE Award as best jazz CD. The second, Every Time I'm With You, had the distinction of being featured in the Sharper Image catalog -- the only vocal LP offered. Rose enticed some of the very best of these musicians to work with her on this release, including John R. Burr on piano, John Wiitala on bass, Jason Lewis on drums, Jeff Ervin and Charles McNeal on sax, Wayne De La Cruz and Tony Stead on Hammond B-3, and Danny Caron, who shares Rose’s jazz/blues sensibilities, on guitar.
But it’s Rose’s voice, honed and seasoned by countless live performances, and captured in the studio with all its soulfulness that drives Just for a Thrill.