Album Notes

American Theatre Web

Listeners can't accuse Andrea McCormick of not aiming high with her debut solo recording. On this disc, this talented singer tackles songs that are associated with the likes of Barbra, Liza, Judy and Linda (Streisand, Minnelli, Garland and Eder ). What's most impressive on Broadway is that she uses her smooth, silky and powerful voice to simultaneously pay tribute to these divas while also making each of their songs her own, from the disc's opening track, "The Music That Makes Me Dance" from Funny Girl to the disc's penultimate track, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

-Andy Propst
American Theatre Web



TalkinBroadway.com

The voice of Andrea McCormick has many colors, all bright hues. You'll know well before the end of the first chorus of her opening track that she can really sing! She's not hiding behind any studio tricks as she pours her voice into "The Music That Makes Me Dance," from the stage version of Funny Girl . Emotional without histrionics, she's at first warm and later throws her head back and belts. Confident without sounding like a diva, she is firmly in command in this album.

-Rob Lester
TalkinBroadway.com