Debbie Deane
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The Bitter End
About
Brooklyn born and raised Debbie Deane carries the jazz-infused,
piano-fired torch of Carole King and Laura Nyro. A passionate
songwriter with a penchant for jazz-flavored chords and soulful
vocals, she and her band are thrilled to return to The Bitter End, her beloved club, that gave her her start in the early 90’s.
Scott Yanow, jazz and blues journalist, says, “Debbie Deane’s
soul-searching set of new songs on her latest album Red Ruby Stars straddles the
boundaries between modern folk, sophisticated pop, and funky groove
music”.
JazzReview says, “A languid, yet crisp and emotive delivery, and soul
to burn”.
“Check out this modern songstress who joins such artists as Joni
Mitchell in the realm of modern, progressive songwriting. —Dave
Dorkin, Fuse Magazine
Deane’s songs have been featured on TV’s “Party of Five,” on Jennifer
Love Hewitt’s album Let’s Go Bang, and in a number of indie films.
featuring:
Debbie Deane-keys and vocals
Jim Whitney-bass
Adrian Harpham-drums
piano-fired torch of Carole King and Laura Nyro. A passionate
songwriter with a penchant for jazz-flavored chords and soulful
vocals, she and her band are thrilled to return to The Bitter End, her beloved club, that gave her her start in the early 90’s.
Scott Yanow, jazz and blues journalist, says, “Debbie Deane’s
soul-searching set of new songs on her latest album Red Ruby Stars straddles the
boundaries between modern folk, sophisticated pop, and funky groove
music”.
JazzReview says, “A languid, yet crisp and emotive delivery, and soul
to burn”.
“Check out this modern songstress who joins such artists as Joni
Mitchell in the realm of modern, progressive songwriting. —Dave
Dorkin, Fuse Magazine
Deane’s songs have been featured on TV’s “Party of Five,” on Jennifer
Love Hewitt’s album Let’s Go Bang, and in a number of indie films.
featuring:
Debbie Deane-keys and vocals
Jim Whitney-bass
Adrian Harpham-drums
