What I Want For Christmas

Looks Like a Cold, Cold Winter / Little Jack Frost, Get Lost / I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm / Let It Snow! Let it Snow! Let It Snow!

A Little Travelin' Music

Rhode Island Is Famous for You

Standard Time: Live In New York

The Party Upstairs (Live 2008)

Lucky Charm (Live 2008)

I'm Alright Now (Live 2008)

In 2008 jazz vocalist Russ Lorenson declared that The Great American Songbook hadn't died in 1959. Recorded live, the album features gems by icons like John Pizzarelli & Harry Connick Jr, many of which have indeed become modern standards. "Raise the Roof" is a vibrant, high-energy song by composer Andrew Lippa. A catchy, rhythmic melody marked by infectious enthusiasm and jazzy undertones, it's an anthem of escapism & indulgence, and urges the listener to set aside worries and celebrate life.

Raise The Roof

Raise The Roof (Live 2008)

Gay Paree

The Party Upstairs (Radio Edit)

Diamond In The Sky (Radio Edit)

It's Raining Memories (Radio Edit)

Fools in Love (Radio Edit)

Swing is Back in Style (Radio Edit)

Raise the Roof (Radio Edit)

I’ll Dream of You Again (Radio Edit)

How I Will Say I Love You (Radio Edit)

I’m Alright Now (Radio Edit)

Ask Me If I Care (Radio Edit)

I Changed The Rules (Radio Edit)

Hello (Radio Edit)

In The Holiday Spirit

Holiday for Two (feat. The Kelly Park Big Band)

In the Holiday Spirit

Shake Hands With Santa Claus

Jingles, The Christmas Cat

You're All I Want For Christmas

The Christmas Blues

A Winter Romance

It's Christmas Time All Over The World

A terrific voice. Charisma to spare. A delightful raconteur. Impeccable musical taste and vocal phrasing. Unassuming nice guy. They all apply to Russ Lorenson, whose burnished tenor has thrilled audiences throughout the US and Europe.

Since his breakout club debut in 2005, Russ Lorenson has established a reputation as one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s leading interpreters of jazz standards.  As a singer, he is equally at home whether entertaining a concert hall audience or performing in the more intimate cabaret setting.  With comparisons to Tony Bennett, Mel Tormé, and Chet Baker, Lorenson has a voice one savors and remembers. It's no wonder he's called "San Francisco's Favorite Crooner."

In recognition of his solid and sophisticated musical vocabulary, Downbeat called him "A showman of taste and discretion [who] admires Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin without imitating them or adopting a Rat Pack smugness." The Los Angeles Times said that he brings “a supple voice and strong sense of characterization to all his songs." The San Diego Union-Tribune said that his “relaxed, easy deliveries...seem natural and heartfelt."  The Coronado Journal simply called him “…irresistible…”

Russ Lorenson

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