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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2020 · 59 MIN

Sue Matsuki (12/13/2020)

from Richard Skipper Celebrates · host Richard Skipper

Sue Matsuki is the 2020 Bistro Award Winner for a 11-time MAC Award Nominee and a 3-time Winner (in 7 different categories) as follows: 2002 MAC Award Winner for Female Jazz/Pop/R and B Vocalist; 2002 MAC Award Nominee for Best Female Recording for her first Jazz CD, A New Take; 2004 MAC Award Nominee for Duo/Group (with Marcus Simeone); 2006 MAC Award Winner for Jazz Duo/Special Productions for 10 Years in the Making with her Musical Director Gregory Toroian; 2007 and 2010 MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets) Award Nominee for Female Vocalist; 2008, 2011 and 2012 MAC Award Nominee for Duo/Group (with Edd Clark); and the 2008 MAC Award Winner for Specialty Song, “One Stop Shopping” (Matsuki/Toroian/Page); and the 2020 MAC Award Nominee for Major Female Vocalist. Sue's most cherished awards come from winning the 2020 Bistro Award for Outstanding Collaboration celebrating her 25 th year of working with Gregory Toroian; getting her poster up on the “Wall of Fame” for How’s that for Openers? on the 33rd Anniversary of singing at Don’t Tell Mama and being selected personally by the late Julie Wilson as the very first 2004 Julie Wilson Award Recipient, given by the Mabel Mercer Foundation. Matsuki has 2 CDs: her MAC nominated, jazz CD, A New Take and Sue & Edd’s FABULOUS Christmas (with Edd Clark). She also sings on folk singer Christine Lavin presents Christmas Ange l(Sue Matsuki / Paul Stephan) and on Miranda Music’s A New York Holiday CD with the incomparable bassist, Tom Hubbard. All CDs may be purchased at www.cdbaby.com or www.amazon.com or downloaded on iTunes© https://twitter.com/BlapChick http://suematsuki.com/Events

Sue Matsuki is the 2020 Bistro Award Winner for a 11-time MAC Award Nominee and a 3-time Winner (in 7 different categories) as follows: 2002 MAC Award Winner for Female Jazz/Pop/R and B Vocalist; 2002 MAC Award Nominee for Best Female Recording for her first Jazz CD, A New Take; 2004 MAC Award Nominee for Duo/Group (with Marcus Simeone); 2006 MAC Award Winner for Jazz Duo/Special Productions for 10 Years in the Making with her Musical Director Gregory Toroian; 2007 and 2010 MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets) Award Nominee for Female Vocalist; 2008, 2011 and 2012 MAC Award Nominee for Duo/Group (with Edd Clark); and the 2008 MAC Award Winner for Specialty Song, “One Stop Shopping” (Matsuki/Toroian/Page); and the 2020 MAC Award Nominee for Major Female Vocalist. Sue's most cherished awards come from winning the 2020 Bistro Award for Outstanding Collaboration celebrating her 25 th year of working with Gregory Toroian; getting her poster up on the “Wall of Fame” for How’s that for Openers? on the 33rd Anniversary of singing at Don’t Tell Mama and being selected personally by the late Julie Wilson as the very first 2004 Julie Wilson Award Recipient, given by the Mabel Mercer Foundation. Matsuki has 2 CDs: her MAC nominated, jazz CD, A New Take and Sue & Edd’s FABULOUS Christmas (with Edd Clark). She also sings on folk singer Christine Lavin presents Christmas Ange l(Sue Matsuki / Paul Stephan) and on Miranda Music’s A New York Holiday CD with the incomparable bassist, Tom Hubbard. All CDs may be purchased at www.cdbaby.com or www.amazon.com or downloaded on iTunes© https://twitter.com/BlapChick http://suematsuki.com/Events

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