CDFreedom.com
 
 
Browse:
    Search:
   
choose product
CD: $12.00add to cart info
John Abernathy
 
bio tour schedule official site
 
 
Look Straight Ahead
Release Date: 2005
CD $12.00 add to cart
 
number   time listen mp3 single add to cart
1 A Cock-Eyed Optimist 02:42
2 It Only Takes a Moment/Let's Not Wast... 04:38
3 Pick Yourself Up 02:13
4 My Grandma Laura 04:05
5 I Won't Grow Up/Child in Me Again 05:34
6 I'm Finally Finished 04:43
7 Something's Coming 02:24
8 Distant Melody/Once Upon a Time 03:45
9 I Was Here 04:14
10 Tennessee Waltz/I'm So Lonesome I Cou... 05:01
11 I Can See Clearly Now 03:48
12 Infinite Joy 03:56
13 Taking the Wheel 04:07
14 The Second Time Around 03:41
 

About This:

LOOK STRAIGHT AHEAD
An uplifting mix of musical theatre, original songs, jazz, and pop is presented in this deeply personal debut.

Produced by: John Abernathy and Tom LaMark
Arrangements by: Tom LaMark and John Abernathy
Orchestrations by: Tom LaMark

Musicians:
John Abernathy - vocals, piano (4), accordion (14)
Tom LaMark - piano
Marshall Wood - bass
Jim Gwin - drums
Mike Monaghan - soprano & tenor saxophone, flute
Dave Burdett - trumpet, flugel horn
Jane Hemenway - violin
Melissa Spevacek - background vocals (13)

JOHN ABERNATHY received a 2005 nomination for Best Male Cabaret Performer from the Independent Reviewers of New England (IRNE) for his show "A Cock-Eyed Optimist" at Club Caf矩n Boston. Originally from Tennessee and now living in Rhode Island, John has worked in theatre as an actor/singer/dancer/musician appearing as Tony in WEST SIDE STORY, Seymour in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, L.M. in PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES, and in musical revues of such composers as George Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Hoagy Carmichael, and Cole Porter. He toured internationally as pianist and soloist with the musical group "Up With People" including a performance with the National Symphony Orchestra in Constitution Hall. In 2004, John participated in the Second Annual Cabaret Conference at Yale University. He was recently featured in the 16th Annual New York Cabaret Convention at Frederick P. Rose Hall (Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center) in an evening dedicated to the music and lyrics of Broadway composer Jerry Herman sharing the stage with legendary performers Lee Roy Reams, Michael Feinstein, Marilyn Maye, and Mr. Herman himself.


 
Reviews:

 

powered by nimbit | your privacy | contact | about us | help