“Perhaps the best jazz singer singing today” - New York Times

Mary Stallings is a classic example of how it takes time, musical seasoning and living a full life to mature as a vocalist and to address a lyric properly. While youthful instrumentalists may have something to say, jazz legend Stallings brings a lifetime of emotional intelligence that enables her to truly inhabit a lyric.

“One of the most gifted, swinging vocalists in jazz, [Mary Stallings] spent decades as a local San Francisco legend before reestablishing her national profile in the mid-1990s. Her voice, sturdy and nonvirtuosic, has a rich low end; its clearest template is Dinah Washington. And above all it’s a jazz voice, not an R&B voice; she’s for real.” — New York Times

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