Album Review: WHISKY SCENTED KISSES (Daphne Roubini and Black Gardenia / Cellar Live)
A LITTLE WHISKY, A LOT OF SPACE Daphne Roubini makes restraint the defining virtue of a quietly distinctive jazz album Start with the credits. Voice, two guitars, bass, tenor, trumpet. Nobody keeping time. Most singers would fall straight through that hole. Daphne Roubini builds on it. Her voice is small and sits high, and with… The post Album Review: WHISKY SCENTED KISSES (Daphne Roubini and Black Gardenia / Cella…
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