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Diana Krall

I was in Fort Lauderdale last Thursday and saw/heard Diana Krall.  Second time, first was in Wilkes Barre PA after Wallflower cd, this one after her recent one.  Two quite different concerts, both outstanding.  This one was "jazzy", an upright bass, a drummer, guitarist, fiddle/violinist (and a pianist/vocalist).  5 great musicians on the stage, and a wonderful singer.  She is wonderful live.  Highly recommended, as equipment reviewers often say.  Worth the price of admission.  
rpeluso
czarivey
4,494 posts
 
Diana Kral is similar to snow queen of Hans Christian Anderson with heart turned to icycle.

With strong accompany of REAL musicians (live in Japan) she is just a place holder in the band just like Pat Barber and Nora Jones or Joni Mitchell. Somehow TV favors her more.
I guess buy low and sell high is main contributing factor of her success 
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lalitk
1,105 posts
 
I agree, it’s very disappointing to see a well regarded member stoop to this level.
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ghosthouse
3,718 posts
 
Departure Bay (even if co-written w/Elvis) hardly seems the product of a snow queen with an icicle heart.  

2chfreak's seem right on the mark...

"...she has a way with a lyric and can curl the words just so.[  ]...she plays that piano with style and verve."  


rpeluso OP
521 posts
 
As often happens here (I gave up trying to explain to myself why) an innocent post about an experience at a live music event turned into a vindictive, ugly, depressing (to me, where is humanity now???) series of opinions.  What's the point in that?  Keep it to yourself why don't you, do you really think your views and opinions are fact and all others are fantasy?  Are you that much of a narcissistic a-hole???  I tend to think you do, which is even more depressing.  
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