Dee Dee Bridgewater

Dee Dee Bridgewater, an American jazz singer, performs at Birdland Jazz Club in New York, a venue dedicated to concerts and shows. This evening belongs to the jazz repertoire of a vocalist with a long career.

Dee Dee Bridgewater is an American singer from Memphis, born in 1950. Active in vocal music and jazz since 1966, she is signed to Atlantic Records, and her debut album, "Afro Blue", was released in 1974. Her career links the jazz vocal tradition to a long recording history, which makes this concert a chance to hear a singer with several decades of work behind her.

The jazz repertoire associated with this concert is built on the art of the singer, with the voice at the center of each performance. Her debut album, "Afro Blue", remains the starting point for anyone wishing to trace the early part of her recorded work.

Birdland Jazz Club hosts concerts and shows in New York, and this performance is part of its program of live music. The evening suits listeners who follow jazz vocal music and who want to hear a veteran singer on stage in a club setting.