Time: 45:34
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Jazz Vocals, Broadway, Cabaret
Art: Front
01. I Can't Be New (3:46)
02. Bus To St. Cloud (3:52)
03. It's A Lovely Day Today The Sun In The Morning Orange Colored Sky (3:29)
04. Tea For Two (4:12)
05. Better Luck Next Time (2:54)
06. Jolene (3:22)
07. I'm On My Way Mariah (3:29)
08. The Very Thought Of You (4:11)
09. Something Cool (4:05)
10. One Fine Day (3:51)
11. Meadowlark (5:10)
12. Hand In Hand (3:06)
She has a killer voice, a sparkling personality, and can really interpret a lyric. When Laura sings, you feel every emotion she conveys, and that is art. - David Fink - Co-owner - Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, MI
"Of course, Laura Freeman has a lovely voice. But so do many cabaret singers. What sets Laura apart from the rest of the cabaret pack is a remarkable ability to communicate character through singing. Freeman becomes the character reflected in the song. It shines in her face, in her voice, and above all, in her heart. Whether the character is an overworked secretary or a bird in flight, Freeman lets us in and we savor the truthful, personal connection that is so essential in cabaret." - Carla Gordon, Midwest Reporter - Cabaret Scenes Magazine
(Meadowlark) it’s a seven minute song with a foregone conclusion. But she made me forget what that conclusion was until right when she sang it.” - Stephen Schwartz
"Of course, Laura Freeman has a lovely voice. But so do many cabaret singers. What sets Laura apart from the rest of the cabaret pack is a remarkable ability to communicate character through singing. Freeman becomes the character reflected in the song. It shines in her face, in her voice, and above all, in her heart. Whether the character is an overworked secretary or a bird in flight, Freeman lets us in and we savor the truthful, personal connection that is so essential in cabaret." - Carla Gordon, Midwest Reporter - Cabaret Scenes Magazine
(Meadowlark) it’s a seven minute song with a foregone conclusion. But she made me forget what that conclusion was until right when she sang it.” - Stephen Schwartz
Something Cool