CeCe Gable – Next Year’s Song
CeCe Gable is a remarkable jazz singer. She has already sung in clubs in the USA, Europe and Japan, and has already released 4 CDs, with critical acclaim.
CeCe hails from Barberton, Ohio, but now lives in the Reno Tahoe area. She is also an author, lyricist, composer and publisher. And while her repertoire spans genres spanning several decades, she is best known for her interpretations of “the American Songbook”.
However, CeCe is a late bloomer, whose former passion for dance eventually pushed aside for jazz. She has refined her singing talent over the past thirty years and appreciates the classics.
American saxophonist Phil Walker was always drawn to music. He plucked at the piano at an early age, and of course lessons came from that.
I have been following American saxophonist Jessy J for years at 
When Castella of Long Beach, California released her hit song “Let Me Love You” on her birthday in 2020, she had no idea how it would do.
American guitarist and computer scientist Jim Allchin grew up on a farm in the deep south of the US. He left it to earn a Master’s & PhD from Stanford University and the Georgia Institute of Technology.
American saxophonist, composer and teacher David Larsen is the director of instrumental studies at Spokane Falls Community College. David owns several graduates from different universities.
American Andy Rothstein was born in Brooklyn, New York, and played guitar at the age of fourteen. He graduated from Rutgers University, where he studied music and computer science. He also received private lessons. Andy developed several electronic adaptations for electric guitars, and is therefore labeled as a versatile and tasteful player, with a unique sound.
Twenty-nine years ago, the American Diva Jazz Orchestra performed for the first time. Since then they have appeared on various stages nationally and internationally, such as Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Newport Jazz Festival, Dizzy’s Club, Symphony Halls in St. Louis, Philadelphia and Cleveland, and at the Hollywood Bowl.
This CD is actually the story of the Sicilian poet and writer Antonio Caldarella. Cettina Donato, an Italian pianist and composer, has entered into a collaboration with actor Antonio “Nini” Bruschetta.
The Italian singer and keyboard player Letizia Lucchesi cannot be classified in one category. She holds a law degree, is an illustrator, laureate in opera singing at the Conservatory of Pescara, composes, plays double bass, piano, arranges, and sings in jazz orchestras.
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