Judy Carmichael

Judy Carmichael – piano/vocals

Andy Brown – guitar

George DeLancey - bass

“Astounding, flawless, captivating.”

--The New York Times

“Peggy Lee meets Fats Waller meets Paula Poundstone.”

-- Newsday

Grammy-nominated pianist/vocalist/songwriter/radio host, Judy Carmichael, is one of the

world’s leading interpreters of stride and swing piano.

Count Basie famously nicknamed Judy “Stride” for conquering this technically and physically demanding early jazz piano style, and celebrated jazz writer Gary Giddins sagely observed the ironic fact that “the last man standing, in this private, competitive domain, is a woman.” Pianist. Singer. Songwriter. Raconteuse.

America’s Jazz Times says: “Judy Carmichael exhibits a truly remarkable ability to

channel Peggy Lee's breathy invitingness and her befogged insouciance. Additionally, she

echoes the intense perspicacity of the solo albums of Annie Ross. In other words, Judy winningly blends two of the all-time finest, most intuitive jazz singers.”

Judy has taken this infectious style of music and her equally infectious personality everywhere

from posh nightclubs in Paris and Melbourne to Carnegie Hall and a Rio concert for ten thousand

Brazilians; from Arundel Castle (where she opened for the London Philharmonic) to Castle

Fraser for the National Trust of Scotland at the behest of longtime fan, Sir Cameron Mackintosh.

Judy’s been featured on NPR’s Morning Edition, Entertainment Tonight, CBS' Sunday Morning,

CNN’s Business Unusual, and numerous radio and TV shows worldwide. Judy Carmichael’s Jazz Inspired, which Judy hosts, produces, and created, is celebrating 26 years on NPR stations.

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