Witchcraft by Cy Coleman

"Vallance's voice sounds fabulous... mature, well recorded, comfortable, sexy... such a well-produced CD... great musicians... Vallance never sounded in better voice." says Paul Grant (CBC Radio)

From Stevie's CD: Make My Night, produced by Pat Coleman (guitar), the cd features Mike Herriot (trumpet & flugel), Tom Colclough (sax), Tom Keenlyside (sax & flute), Dave Pickell (organ), Buff Allen (drums), Ross Taggart (piano) and Miles Hill (bass).

Make My Night

Witchcraft

ALWAYS: A Salute to Patsy Cline (H'art 1999)

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On Stevie's second CD, ALWAYS, inspiration came from the legendary Patsy Cline, with whom Vallance shares the same birthday. "Vallance's strong, smoky voice... delivers mesmerizing renditions of well-known ballads, pop songs, and gospel favorites", said the Calgary Herald.

John Thiel (guitar), Dan Marshall (Steel), Roger Perkins (piano), Randy Hillman (bass), Joe McIntyre (drums).

Your Cheatin Heart

Stevie Vallance sings Billy Strayhorn's 'Lush Life'

'Practicallly Naked' (H'art)

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Lush Life

Song written and composed by David Warrack
Musicians on this song: David Warrack (piano), Dave Young (bass), Stevie Vallance (vocals)
Recorded as a track on '3 Davids', a CD Stevie put together with long time friend David Warrack as a compilation of music written by three Davids: David Frishberg, David Shire and David Warrack. 
The 'jazzy-revue' premiered at Hughes Room in Toronto, in 2013 and BAGGY PANTS LOVER was one of the featured songs.

The Three Davids

Baggy Pants Lover

This was a live recording that featuring myself with Charlie Bell's Stardust Big Band when Ernest Duff was the lead vocalist. I have always sung Over the Rainbow and there is a version of it on all of my jazz CDs.

Over the Rainbow with Stardust Big Band, featuring vocalist Stevie Vallance

The guys you hear in this cut were the first to play along with my "jazzy Patsy" concept... Mr. Kevin Barrett (guitar), Mr. Mike Grace (bass), Mr. Richard Whiteman (piano), at the Bruce County Museum, in Southampton, Ontario, in 2009. 
Here's a sample from my Patsy CD when I toured western Canada and opened for the Calgary Stampede in '98 as "Patsy": https://soundcloud.com/stevievallancemusic/sweet-dreams

She's Got You -- Jazz Inclined

Rainbow Bridge is the place where there is no pain anymore and only love exists.
This song is inspired by the famous poem where people can meet-up with their pets who have passed on, after their own passing.
In my song 'Rainbow Bridge' is also the place where PEOPLE can find PEOPLE again too. 
It might be after a relationship with a beloved has ended in death, 
or in divorce. 
It is the heart-place.
There is no pain anymore. Only Love.

Song written by Stevie Vallance and Peter Berring
Instrumentals by Tom Keenlyside

Rainbow Bridge

Practically Naked (H'art Records 1998)

by Johnny Mandel, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

with Michael Creber/piano, Buff Allen/drums, Rene Worst/bass Stevie Vallance/vocals

Where Do You Start?

Song by David Warrack (music/lyrics, piano)
Dave Young (bass)
Charlie Gray (horn)
from "Three Davids" revue and CD
of composers: David Warrack, David Shire, and Dave Frishberg
performed live at Bruce County Museum, Southampton, Ontario (2013)
performed live at Hughes Room, Toronto (2013)
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Have Another Martini

An amazing rendition of Alice and Wonderland done totally improv featuring Kieran Overs on bass and Stevie Vallance on vocals.

Alice in Wonderland with Kieran Overs

Lullaby of the Leaves by Bernice Petkere and Joe Young 
is performed by Stevie Vallance on her CD, Make My Night (H'art 2008)

http://stevievallance.com/music

Songs on this CD are written by west- coast players such as Jim Vallance and Rick Springfield, Colin Lazerini and Pat Coleman, Peter Bering and Stevie Vallance. Make My Night was released in February 2008. Arranged by Pat Coleman (guitar) it features many icon Canadian Jazz musicians: Ross Taggart (piano), Mike Herriot (trumpet), Tom Colclough (sax), Buff Allen (drums),  Miles Hill (bass) and Mike Herriot. 

"Songs are lucky when Stevie Vallance sings them." -- Ross Porter, CEO, Jazz FM

"Vallance's voice sounds fabulous... mature, well recorded, comfortable, sexy... such a well-produced CD... great musicians... Vallance never sounded in better voice." says Paul Grant (CBC Radio)

Lullaby Of The Leaves

Performed by Stevie Vallance, ‘What You Are' 
is by Pat Coleman & Colin Lazerini 
and it is on Stevie's CD, Make My Night (H'art 2008)

http://stevievallance.com/music

Songs on this CD are written by west- coast players such as Jim Vallance and Rick Springfield, Colin Lazerini and Pat Coleman, Peter Bering and Stevie Vallance. Make My Night was released in February 2008. Arranged by Pat Coleman (guitar) it features many icon Canadian Jazz musicians: Ross Taggart (piano), Mike Herriot (trumpet), Tom Colclough (sax), Buff Allen (drums),  Miles Hill (bass) and Mike Herriot. 

"Songs are lucky when Stevie Vallance sings them." -- Ross Porter, CEO, Jazz FM

What You Are

Call Me Angel by Stevie Vallance and Blu Mankuma (H'art 2008) 

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"Vallance's voice sounds fabulous... mature, well recorded, comfortable, sexy... such a well-produced CD... great musicians... Vallance never sounded in better voice." says Paul Grant (CBC Radio)

Produced by Pat Coleman (guitar), the cd features Mike Herriot (trumpet & flugel), Tom Colclough (sax), Tom Keenlyside (sax & flute), Dave Pickell (organ), Buff Allen (drums), Ross Taggart (piano) and Miles Hill (bass). Make My Night offers popular jazz standards, as well as original songs by Vancouver based composers such as, Jim Vallance.

I started this song right around the time my best friend died from cancer. I was care-taking her for a while; taking her to treatments as she was dying, in New York. Most of the songs are original - there a couple of old standards like Lullaby of the Leaves and Witchcraft with original arrangements.

Songs are written by west- coast players such as Jim Vallance and Rick Springfield, Colin Lazerini and Pat Coleman, Peter Bering and Stevie Vallance. Make My Night was released in February 2008. Arranged by Pat Coleman (guitar) it features many icon Canadian Jazz musicians: Ross Taggart (piano), Mike Herriot (trumpet), Tom Colclough (sax), Buff Allen (drums),  Miles Hill (bass) and Mike Herriot.

Call Me Angel

ALWAYS: A Salute to Patsy Cline (H'art 1999)

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On Stevie's second CD, ALWAYS, inspiration came from the legendary Patsy Cline, with whom Vallance shares the same birthday. "Vallance's strong, smoky voice... delivers mesmerizing renditions of well-known ballads, pop songs, and gospel favorites", said the Calgary Herald.

John Theil (guitar), Dan Marshall (steel), Roger Perkins (piano), Randy Hillman (bass), Joe McIntyre (drums).

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I Fall to Pieces

Here's to Life by Artie Butler and Phylis Molinary is performed by all six of the Divas For Life: Laura Crema, Dee Daniels, Kate Hammett-Vaughan, Karin Plato, Stevie Vallance, and Tammy Weis. 

The CD 'Divas for Life: Live at the Vogue' (H'art 2002) was produced by Stevie Vallance and is available on H'art Records http://stevievallance.com/music

http://DivasforLife.com 

Musicians Graham Boyle (drums), Michael Creber (piano), Steve Holy (bass), Tom Keenlyside (sax & flute)
Produced by Jon Sidall, CBC (recorded at The Vogue Theatre, Vancouver, 2001)

Divas for Life is a benefit concert that features 6 sensational jazz vocalists who sing from their hearts to help provide life-affirming support for people living with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. 

 DIVAS For Life all started in the of Spring 2000 when Vancouver Lifestyles magazine profiled six top female vocalists: Laura Crema, Dee Daniels, Karin Plato, Kate Hammett-Vaughan, Stevie Vallance and Tammy Weis. During the photo shoot, the six women talked about the importance of using what they know best - their voices - to help raise money for people living with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. They chose The Vancouver Friends For Life Society, an organization dedicated to supporting over 1300 people living with the daily challenges of such illnesses.

Stevie Vallance donated her time to produce the concert through her company H'art Creations Inc. In a whirlwind, The Vogue Theatre was booked, sponsors signed on, the event was promoted, and tickets went on sale. The hard work was worth it. The concert was sold out, with people scrambling to buy 'standing room only' tickets. And it didn't stop there...

CBC Radio recorded the concert, and H'art Creations negotiated a national distribution deal with Fustion 3 for the Cd, DIVAS For Life - Live At The Vogue! The Cd was released to rave reviews, in a series of sold out concerts, as part of the Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

On Valentine's Day, 2002, the packed Vogue Theatre's audience was dazzled, once again, by 'Divas for Love, Divas For Life:02', a celebration of love and hope, featuring Lee Aaron, Christine Duncan, Kate Hammett-Vaughan, Angela Kelman, Karin Plato and Stevie Vallance.

DIVAS For Life raised over $75,000 for Friends For Life.

Join our Facebook page and help spread the magic... https://www.facebook.com/DivasForLove

Here's To Life -- Divas For Life

Stevie Vallance sings Sweet Dreams by Don Gibson
CD  "ALWAYS: A Salute to Patsy Cline (H'art 1999)"
Dogies: Roger Perkins (keyboard), Dan Marshall(steel), Joey MacIntyre (drums), John Theil (guitar), Randy Hillman (bass)
The Dogies did all the background vocals.

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Sweet Dreams

Song by David Frishberg
Recorded as a track on '3 Davids', a CD Stevie put together with long time friend David Warrack as a compilation of music written by three Davids: David Frishberg, David Shire and David Warrack. 
The 'jazzy-revue' premiered at Hughes Room in Toronto, in 2013 and Peel Me A Grape was one of the featured songs.
Musicians: David Warrack (piano), Dave Young (bass), Charlie Grey (horn)

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