Julian Fleisher's
Guilty Pleasures

An instant hit at the iTunes Store, JF asks his guests this simple question: Which songs do you hate to love? The amazing answers are here>>

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"A New York nightclub supernova" declares the LA Times. "The Human iPod" says The Baltimore Sun. "Smart, genre-busting pop" reads The New York Times Magazine--and with good reason. "I'd say that I'm Jazz-dominant, Pop-submissive and even Rock-and-Roll-curious. So you do the math. I sing what I like." And if what the The York Post described as "his highly enthusiastic, standing-room only crowd of blissful twenty-somethings" is any measure, then the numbers are indeed adding up.

qqqAnticipating the revolutionary genius of the iPod and the iPod Shuffle by years, Fleisher's shows have always eschewed the the dull constraints of old-fashioned categories in favor of a free-wheeling, eclectic, post-modern approach to entertainment. "Not only do audiences not care if you stick to one style or another, they actually prefer it when you hop around--provided, of course, that you do it well." His philosophy: If it swings, it sings. "Great songs aren't museum pieces. THe standard songbook is still being written right now. Like most people my age, I don't get too precious with it. After all, my heroes are Ella, Joni and Prince. They're all a part of the same history in my book. So in my shows, they all get the same treatment." Read on>

Stars in the Margin

An Evening of Special Guests
Hosted my Martha Plimptom, Lucy Wainwright Roche and Dan Lipton.
Monday, August 11 at 9PM
The Zipper Factory, NYC

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