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Australian expatriate Trudy Kerr is another artist who understands
the importance of seducing the public. A combination of artful programming
and assured arrangements has made her one of the country's most
polished singers. At Ronnie Scott's all this week, she has the imposing
task of preceding Hugh Masekala on stage. After her haunting ballad
performance on All the Way, her trio slipped easily in and out of
a straight four-to-the-bar beat on My Resistance is Low. A few years
ago Kerr still sounded as if she was processing different vocal
influences. Now she is coming into her own. The new album Day Dream
gives a taste of that maturity, but the bandstand is where she truly
flourishes.
- The Times
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