Marlene VerPlanck's guest appearances

Marlene VerPlanck

Piano Jazz Shorts

Jazz Scene Podcast

Singers Unlimited Podcast

Nancy Wilson

Frank Kimbrough

Nicholas Payton

Michel Camilo

Tony Bennertt

Eileen Farrell

Andrew Hill

Ben Vereen

Jess Stacy

Renee Rosnes

Stefon Harris

Pat Metheny

Gene Harris

Kat Edmonson

Scott Morgan

OwlTail

Marlene VerPlanck returned to Singers Unlimited — this time to sing in the studio with pianist Allen Farnham and bassist Jay Leonhart. She also talks about the music she loves to record and what inspires her.Produced by Billy Robinson

Marlene VerPlanck returned to Singers Unlimited — this time to sing in the studio with pianist Allen Farnham and bassist Jay Leonhart. She also talks about the music she loves to record and what inspires her. Produced by Billy Robinson

Marlene VerPlanck & Friends

This week, Piano Jazz remembers Marlene VerPlanck (1933 – January 14, 2018), who died from cancer this year at age 84. One of the finest interpreters of American Popular Song, VerPlanck's artistic sensitivity made her a favorite of songwriters and listeners alike. As a studio singer, she was sought out by everyone from Frank Sinatra to KISS, and she also had a dynamic career as a solo performer. She was McPartland's guest in 1999. In this session, VerPlanck joins McPartland to sing "Skylark" and "Our Love is Here to Stay."

Marlene VerPlanck on Piano Jazz

Marlene VerPlanck was once called “The finest canary in captivity” by Downbeat Magazine.  She has done it all, from singing with the likes of Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Tony Bennett and (believe it or not) Kiss … to studio singing including “Winston tastes good like a cigarette should” and “Mmm-mmm good, mmm-mmm good, that’s what Campbell’s Soups are mmm-mmm- good!”  Whether singing background, cabaret, or Carnegie Hall, her career is a long string of successes.  With her gorgeous, versatile voice, she has always known just how to tell the story.A Visit With Marlene VerPlanckby Fred Masey | Podcast #012https://thejazzscene.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Jazzcast-012-Vocalizing-With-Marlene-VerPlanck.mp3

Marlene VerPlanck was once called “The finest canary in captivity” by <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Down_Beat" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Downbeat Magazine</a>.  She has done it all, from singing with the likes of Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Tony Bennett and (believe it or not) Kiss … to studio singing including “Winston tastes good like a cigarette should” and “Mmm-mmm good, mmm-mmm good, that’s what Campbell’s Soups are mmm-mmm- good!”  Whether singing background, cabaret, or Carnegie Hall, her career is a long string of successes.  With her gorgeous, versatile voice, she has always known just how to tell the story.<h2>A Visit With Marlene VerPlanck</h2>by Fred Masey | Podcast #012<a href="https://thejazzscene.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Jazzcast-012-Vocalizing-With-Marlene-VerPlanck.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thejazzscene.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Jazzcast-012-Vocalizing-With-Marlene-VerPlanck.mp3</a>

A Visit With Marlene VerPlanck