Dottie
Burman to Release New CD at MAMA'S
Award-winning
singer/songwriter/entertainer Dottie Burman has released her second
CD, WHEN THE PALM TREES GROW IN CENTRAL PARK. The CD contains 14 comedy
songs, show tunes and ballads. Musical direction, arrangements, keyboard
and backup vocals are by Paul Greenwood. Percussion is by Tom McGrath.
The CD will be available at Dottie's upcoming shows at DON'T TELL
MAMA, as well as at CDBaby.com, CabaretScenes.com, Footlight Records
& other leading music sites & stores, or from Original Cast Records:
1-888-627-3993.
Dottie will
perform songs from the CD when she returns to her cabaret home at
DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
), performing AN EVENING WITH DOTTIE BURMAN. The performances are
on May 14th, 16th, 21st and 24th, all shows at 6:30 pm except 5:30
pm on May 16th. Dottie is accompanied in both the show and on the
CD by her long-time musical director/arranger/vocalist, Paul Greenwood.
The show is directed by Patricia Norcia. There is a $15 cover charge
and a 2-drink minimum. (MAC/CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE members: $10 cover).
The title
song of the new CD is a satiric look at how the changes from global
warming might affect the climate. Ms. Burman performed this song to
great acclaim at the MAC/ASCAP Songwriters Showcase. On a personal
level, she sings about how to handle the changes that come from the
breakup of a long term relationship. Always looking at life with a
sense of humor, Dottie sings about being an "Indoor Woman" looking
for an indoor man. She goes in a different direction with another
new song written with composer Rick Cummins, "Serious Love Songs."
Also included are songs from her one woman show about one of the biggest
transitions in her life, leaving teaching to go into show business.
This show, "Five Shows a Day," has Dottie's lyrics with music by Robin
Field, never before recorded on CD.
Dottie's
previous CD, "I'm in Love With My Computer," was named "One of the
Best CDs of 1998" by Barbara and Scott Siegel. Her song "Have a Nice
Day" from that album won the "I Can't Get You Out of My Head Award"
from Stu Hamstra at Cabaret Hotline Online and was a finalist in the
Just Plain Folks Music Awards of 2001. Dottie also is a professional
speaker, performing Musical Keynotes With a Musical Message for corporate,educational
and community organizations. She is a member of the National Speakers
Assciation and a former member of the English faculty of Stuyvesant
High School.
For more
information, lyrics, video, sound clips, photos & more, visit Dottie's
website at http://www.DottieBurman.com/.
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