Judy Niemack - Long As Youre Living

Review by David Marchione

Judy Niemack's album Long As You're Living is a beautiful collection of jazz standards and original compositions that showcase her impeccable vocal range and musicianship. From the opening track, "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To," Niemack's smooth and sultry voice draws listeners in and keeps them captivated throughout the entire album.

Niemack's interpretations of classic songs like "But Not for Me" and "My Funny Valentine" are fresh and innovative, while her original compositions, such as "Singin' the Blues" and "The Music in Me," showcase her songwriting skills and creativity. Her band, consisting of pianist Jim McNeely, bassist Jay Anderson, and drummer Adam Nussbaum, provide excellent accompaniment and solos that complement Niemack's vocals perfectly.

Summary by David Marchione

Long As You're Living is a must-have for jazz enthusiasts who appreciate the artistry of a seasoned vocalist. Niemack's talent and passion for music shine through in every track, making this album a true gem in the world of jazz music.