Robert Goulet

I love Maureen McGovern. And this venue is particularly comfortable though the amenities (i.e. the bar) could use improvement. No olives for the martinis... McGovern was in fine voice and we had the bonus of bassist Jay Leonhart, a brilliant and sardonic performer. (I would love to see him in his own show; now we have to travel to Manhattan to see him and his combo.) McGovern limited herself to Christmas songs which was disappointing and she forgot the lyrics to several songs, having to start again. She mentioned that it was like being in her living room which it was; my wife was very annoyed at the lapses while I enjoyed the informality. It was abit strange that she asked the audience for the lyrics...oy. Regardless, when (and if) McGovern comes back next year, we'll be there.

Thank you Nana for showing how truly beautiful you are. Your continued stamina and angelic voice were a tribute to you and your age.

More then ten years after retiring from performing, Helen Reddy returned to the stage and gave a fantastic performance at B. B. Kings Saturday night, March 23. To say she was amazing would be an understatement. This 71 year old wonder appears to have not lost even a bit of her voice. The range and power were all there and her ability to deliver a song puts singers half her age to shame. I hope Helen decides to return again to the NYC area for more shows.

Debbie's show was warm and entertaining and funny. She is an amazing woman. She Looked beautiful and youthful. It hard to believe that she is going to be 80 in a few weeks. She gives hope to all of us. We waited in the cold near her car after the show. When she came out, she was gracious and visited with us and posed for photos. What a wonderful person!!! I can't wait to see her again.

King Sunny Ade, as always was amazing. l danced through out the entire show, wow !!!

It was simply MEMORABLE!!!! Beyond amazing! I would like to take the opportunity to truly thank The Rhythm Foundation for this unfortunately way too rare event. The most superb female singer of Brazil was in Miami, and I wasn't dreaming. It was for real. What a night! I wish she will come back.

Fantastic show. Johnny you are amazing. What an incredible journey you have had and thank you for letting me be apart of the incredible journey November 1st 2017 in Seattle!!! Jesse you are amazing as well. What a fantastic father you have. I love you. Peace Love & Cosmic Goodwill

I am a 'gringo' who was introduced to Djavan's music about 8 years ago. I am familiar with most of his work and I do speak some Portuguese. The show was about a 50/50 mix of jazz-style charts from Aria and classic hits. Without repeating with others have said - I will say that the musicians playing with him were incredible and Club Nokia is a very nice / intmate venue. Sound quality was fantastic as was the lighting (see photos). I hope to have the opportunity to see Djavan perform with a full band. My wife - who does not understand any Portuguese also really enjoyed the show.

My husband is from Guinea-Bissau and was thrilled to see Baaba Maal in person. Baaba Maal even said he would visit Guinea-Bissau in the future! Baaba Maal shared stories from his life and what inspires his music. It was a great evening!

I waited more than 40 years to see Milton in concert, so maybe my expectations were unrealistically high. On the plus side, he still has a voice of the gods. And his music is and will always be as good as structured popular jazz gets. The songs are timeless. But Milton is 72, and health concerns have surrounded him for some time now. He looked pale onstage, and clearly lacked energy. He even acknowledged not feeling well after experiencing winter cold during shows a few days prior in New York and Boston. He didn't smile. He didn't really connect with the audience as I'd expect a seasoned performer of his caliber to do. So yes, I was somewhat disappointed, but really more concerned for his health and well-being than anything else. His band -- particularly guitarist Wilson Lopes -- was fabulous. The hallmark voice was clear, sonorous and beautiful. The selection of songs was good, though many icons were missing. So I expected a 10, got a 7, and am still happy I went. Next time, sure hope he's feeling better! Milton strained to speak a little English. He didn't need to. I think most in the audience -- including myself -- are Brazilian and speak Portuguese daily.