By: Adam McGovern

The embodiment of What You Didn’t Talk About.

By: Mike Fleisch

“I got a million of ’em.”

By: Brian Berger

His wild sounds set off waves of enthusiasm.

By: Tucker Cummings

It’s pretty hard to call a harp player a sell-out.

By: Lynn Peril

Orson Welles called her “the most exciting woman alive.”

By: Alix Lambert

Original pacing, gliding vowels, and a visceral commitment to the material.

By: Devin McKinney

She opened every lock in your personal house of love.

By: Adam McGovern

She’s the perfect package.

By: Tucker Cummings

It’s always “Posh and Becks,” rarely “Becks and Posh.”

By: Adam McGovern

The archetypal brand of the iconic mass-culture chanteuse.

By: Adam McGovern

Librettos as supernaturally sophisticated as her melodic sixth sense.

By: Lucy Sante

She could make a rising inflection transcend all the bitterness.

By: Brian Berger

She knew her idiom, and never half-assed it.

By: Brian Berger

“We play unsegregated music.”

By: Mark Kingwell

He ended up a cocoa-butter shell of a man.