- Judy Niemack
Judy Niemack (b. March 11, 1954,
Pasadena, California ) is an Americanjazz vocalist.Niemack sang in a church choir from age seven. She decided on a professional career in singing at age 17, and soon after met
Warne Marsh , who encouraged her to explore jazz. She studied jazz atPasadena City College , and later at theNew England Conservatory of Music and theCleveland Institute of Music . Her debut album was released in 1977; she has recorded several albums under her own name in addition to working withToots Thielemans , James Moody,Lee Konitz ,Clark Terry ,Kenny Barron ,Fred Hersch ,Kenny Werner ,Joe Lovano ,Eddie Gomez , and theWidespread Depression Jazz Orchestra . She has toured Europe many times and also teaches music.Discography
*"By Heart" (
Sea Breeze Records , 1977)
*"Blue-Bop" (Freelance Records , 1988)
*"Long as You're Living" (Freelance, 1990)
*"Straight Up" (Freelance, 1992)
*"Heart's Desire" (Stash Records , 1992)
*"Mingus, Monk & Mal" (Freelance, 1995)
*"Night and the Music" (Freelance, 1996)
*"About Time" (Sony Records , 2003)
*"Jazz Singers' Practice Session" (Gam Records, 2003)
*"What's Going On?" (Temps Records, 2007)
*"Blue Nights" (Blujazz , 2007)References
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Scott Yanow , [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:g9fexql5ldke~T1 Judy Niemack] atAllmusic
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