Wynton interviewed by Rolling Stone Magazine
Native Son: Wynton Marsalis…this is the title of a very interesting interview that Wynton gave to David Fricke for the Rolling Stone Magazine
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Vince said
on September 23, 2005 @ 3:04 am
“Singer Stephanie Jordan, a standout here, was the real discovery of the evening. Her haunting rendition of (Here’s to Life) this bittersweet ode associated with Shirley Horn was delivered with uncanny poise and a depth of understated soul that mesmerized the crowd and registered to the back rows. Singing with a clarity of diction that recalled Nat “King” Cole, she offered an uplifting message of hope in her heartfelt reading.” - Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes Magazine