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News Jessica Molaskey's Fourth Solo Disc for PS Classics Will Get May 8 Release PS Classics, the label dedicated to the heritage of Broadway and American popular song, will release the fourth solo album by singer-actress Jessica Molaskey May 8.
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Jessica Molaskey

Entitled "Sitting in Limbo," the album has its origins in Molaskey's sold-out engagement at New York's Algonquin Hotel in June 2006. According to PS Classics co-founder Tommy Krasker, "Sitting in Limbo" finds Molaskey "surrounded by an extraordinary group of jazz musicians, including Grammy-nominated keyboardists Larry Goldings and Larry Fuller, sax player Harry Allen, and her celebrated husband, jazz guitarist and vocalist John Pizzarelli — in covers ranging from Jimmy Cliff to Sting to Billy Joel to Joni Mitchell, plus several standards from the Great American Songbook (and a few Molaskey-Pizzarelli originals)."

Pizzarelli produced the new disc. Molaskey's previous solo albums for PS Classics include "Pentimento," "A Good Day" and "Make Believe." She is also heard on the PS Classics recordings of "Windflowers: The Songs of Jerome Moross," Fine and Dandy, and most recently, John Bucchino's "It's Only Life."

Winner of the 2007 Nightlife Award for Outstanding Female Vocalist, Molaskey is a veteran of a dozen Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, most recently A Man of No Importance at Lincoln Center. Other credits include Parade, Dream, Tommy, Crazy for You, Les Misérables and City of Angels.

She has sung in concert from Lincoln Center to Carnegie Hall to the Montreal Jazz festival. The release of "Sitting in Limbo" coincides with Molaskey and Pizzarelli's four-week engagement at the Café Carlyle in New York City in May.

For more information visit www.psclassics.com.

 
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