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Atwood is the real
thing. Shes the kind of singer that gets into more than just
your head. |
| Bill Kohlhaase, contributor, LA Times, LA Weekly,
Downbeat |
| Eden Atwood is one of
the best young singers on the scene today and she gets better all
the time. |
| Jerome Wilson, Cadence |
| Voices like hers come
around once in a lifetime. |
| Joe Kings and Kurt Wecker, Albion News |
| Eden Atwood is one of
the most promising young singers to emerge on the jazz scene in a
decade. |
| Ken Dryden, Chattanooga News-Free Press |
| A hot, hip chanteuse tending
to the cool stuff. |
| Michael Killian, Chicago Tribune |
| Nothing short of spectacular. |
| Michael Logan, TV Guide |
| In a culture that has
demoted lyrical beauty, Eden Atwoods voice lends dignity. Her
promise lends quiet hope. |
| Jim Merod, Jazz News |
| Atwood is a gifted singer
with a sublime, delicate delivery, that is sometimes breathy, always
nicely nuanced, always under complete control; a singer with an obvious
passion for her craft. Her sad and sultry take Berlin's "How
Deep is the Ocean" that will make you cry or fall in love with
Atwood, maybe both. |
| Dan McClenaghan- AllAboutJazz.com |
| Eden Atwood paints with
an uncommonly rich vocal palette. Smooth, saucy, seductive, or soaring,
cool, coy, plaintive or just plain down and dirty, Eden Atwood and
The Last Best Band can do it all, and all with infectious joy. |
| Edwin Dobb- Writer, Harpers Magazine |
| Eden brings to mind the
muscle and ribald emphasis of Etta James and Ernestine Anderson, the
warmth and conviction of Sarah Vaughan, the honesty of Irene Kral,
the acrobatics of Betty Carter, the fragility of Billie Holiday. Eden
Atwood is the real thing. |
| Bill Kohlhaase, writer, LA Times, Tributary |
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| Eden Atwood is a remarkable
young singer, we can only look forward to what the future will bring. |
| David Zych, JazzTimes |
| It would seem that Eden
Atwood is simply destined for stardom. |
| Jerri Snyder, Victory Review |
| In the vanguard of the
best is Eden Atwood, a pretty, willowy woman with a lovely, refreshing
voice, perfect intonation, ineffable swing, and a talent for writing
and composing. |
| Leslie Gourse, author of Louis Kids |
| A gifted and lovely singer. |
| Downbeat |
| Eden Atwood has a voice
that is many things -- seductive, plaintive, sensitive, gifted with
perfect intonation and phrasing, and entertaining. Each song is lovingly
sung with much emotion and sensitivity. |
| Lee Prosser- jazzreview.com |
| Eden's voice is clear
and beautiful and smart and sexy. It's a delight, finding such freshness
in the midst of such sophistication, like a Charlie Russell painting
in Paris. |
| Bill Bevis- Writer, The Last Best Place, Ten Tough
Trips |
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