(11-11-2015, 06:03 PM)kaypea Wrote: the biggest surprise-and treat- for me was when she (*Haley) opened the encore with an all too short version of As Time Goes By.Even after an hour and forty minute show I still yearned to hear more of her.

(11-11-2015, 06:40 PM)Tusk Wrote: Sweet! Is this your first time hearing Haley live?

I think I've mentioned before, when I hear Haley sing live, or even the anticipation of hearing Haley sing live, sometimes the hair on my arms will stand up

Even hearing Sara singing in this 'imperfect' audio (sounds like the audio issues I have when I use my phone to record video ) of her performance of "Hey Ya", I got that same indicator Hopefully, there is a video w/ better audio of this song.

I think Sara is best in this zone, when she's not going for the power vocal like in AATB, her voice is buttery smooth, this zone is where I think her voice shines the best.

(11-11-2015, 06:03 PM)kaypea Wrote: the biggest surprise-and treat- for me was when she (*Haley) opened the encore with an all too short version of As Time Goes By.Even after an hour and forty minute show I still yearned to hear more of her.

As Time Goes By/Someday, 56:00

Sara singing "Someday" at the end of the show also shows off that velvety tone very well

A month to go, until San Diego, I hope she'll be in at least one of the shows I'll be seeing in December

(11-11-2015, 06:03 PM)kaypea Wrote: I was at the Boston show last night.Its quite a show they do-kind of like ordered chaos.Casey was all over the place doing what he does.They're all so talented and Sarah Reich is amazing.

Haley naturally stands out and Creep is a showstopper.But the biggest surprise-and treat- for me was when she opened the encore with an all too short version of As Time Goes By.Even after an hour and forty minute show I still yearned to hear more of her.

(11-11-2015, 07:15 PM)kaypea Wrote: Also Sarah Reich is the tap dancer that I was referring to.

Quote:Thanks!! Appreciate that very much. Can't wait to hear "As Time Goes By" - love that song. DC has a day off after 8 shows in a row - so I'm trying to catch up with other artists I'm interested in!!

ETA: OK, now I want to hear Haley do that whole song - and I can think of some others she could give a whirl as well - (i.e. "I'll Be Seeing You") That was excellent cool. Thank you!

Quote:OK I just lost it - "My Heart Will Go On" as a Do Wop song that almost turned into The Four Seasons? And it works! The drum/tap challenge was saweet - and the tap dancer won going away! This is so much fun

Quote:She was an extreme tap dancer, for sure. I tapped as a kid - know how tough those moves are.

(11-11-2015, 07:15 PM)kaypea Wrote:

(11-11-2015, 06:40 PM)Tusk Wrote: Sweet! Is this your first time hearing Haley live?

I think I've mentioned before, when I hear Haley sing live, or even the anticipation of hearing Haley sing live, sometimes the hair on my arms will stand up

Even hearing Sara singing in this 'imperfect' audio (sounds like the audio issues I have when I use my phone to record video ) of her performance of "Hey Ya", I got that same indicator Hopefully, there is a video w/ better audio of this song.

I think Sara is best in this zone, when she's not going for the power vocal like in AATB, her voice is buttery smooth, this zone is where I think her voice shines the best.

(11-11-2015, 06:03 PM)kaypea Wrote: the biggest surprise-and treat- for me was when she (*Haley) opened the encore with an all too short version of As Time Goes By.Even after an hour and forty minute show I still yearned to hear more of her.

As Time Goes By/Someday, 56:00

Sara singing "Someday" at the end of the show also shows off that velvety tone very well

A month to go, until San Diego, I hope she'll be in at least one of the shows I'll be seeing in December

I saw Haley live a few years ago when she was appearing opposite one of Allen Stone's shows.That was back in the days when she was backed by just guitar or piano.But hearing her last night makes me realize that she's grown by leaps and bounds since then.As Time Goes By was indeed "hair raising".

Also Sarah Reich is the tap dancer that I was referring to.

Quote:Postmodern Jukebox’s cast includes onetime American Idol contestant Haley Reinhart, whose re-imagining of Britney Spears’s "Oops!...I Did It Again" channels Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes or Some Like It Hot. "Haley’s voice is like Betty Boop crossed with Janis Joplin. That song has a kind of Betty Boop coquettish thing," Bradlee points out.

(11-12-2015, 12:49 AM)Tusk Wrote: Adam apparently had a gig that Haley, Casey and Scott "crashed". His snapchat showed Haley singing "Cry Me a River" w/ Casey on Bass, Scott on a piano