Strange Weather

Hailed by Show Business as "the great pop crooner voice for the new millennium," young Jack Donahue, who has been drawing standing-room-only crowds from New York to San Francisco, bursts upon the pop/jazz scene with Strange Weather. With an ineffable blend of talent and charisma, Donahue casts his silken baritone on fourteen tracks ranging from classic (Cole Porter, Hoagy Carmichael, Johnny Mercer) to contemporary (Suzanne Vega, Kenny Rankin), joining such artists as Michael Buble, Jane Monheit and Peter Cincotti as one the shining young talents of the vocal jazz world. Strange Weather is produced by Grammy® Award-winner Peter Eldridge and includes a parade of jazz legends such as Johnny Frigo, David Finck and the New York Voices. Songs include: Haven't We Met?, Caramel, Robert Frost, In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening, Blackberry Winter, Close Your Eyes, Strange Weather, Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love), Smile, You Must've Been a Beautiful Baby, Skylark, The House Is Haunted, Warm December, Lost in the Stars.