Love Is Here to Stay
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Singer Sandy Stewart and pianist Bill Charlap--a mother and son duo--have teamed up for a new album of showtunes. The late Broadway composer Morris “Moose” Charlap was Sandy's husband and Bill's father. They're here today with a live in-studio performance.
Events:
Sandy Stewart and Bill Charlap will be performing:
Tuesday, Nov 15 through Saturday, Nov 19
Tuesday through Thursday at 9 pm, Friday-Saturday at 9 and 11:30 pm
The Oak Room in the Algonquin Hotel
59 West 44th Street (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues)
To make reservations, call 212-419-9331 or email bmcgurn@algonquinhotel.com
Music: Sandy Stewarts and Bill Charlap "Love Is Here to Stay"
From : Sandy Stewarts and Bill Charlap "Love Is Here to Stay" # 6, 1
Events:
Sandy Stewart and Bill Charlap will be performing:
Tuesday, Nov 15 through Saturday, Nov 19
Tuesday through Thursday at 9 pm, Friday-Saturday at 9 and 11:30 pm
The Oak Room in the Algonquin Hotel
59 West 44th Street (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues)
To make reservations, call 212-419-9331 or email bmcgurn@algonquinhotel.com
Music: Sandy Stewarts and Bill Charlap "Love Is Here to Stay"
From : Sandy Stewarts and Bill Charlap "Love Is Here to Stay" # 6, 1
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