Sunday Jam By Caloé

“I'm not a jazz singer,” she said. Jazz is an insult. It's an obscene, insulting word to me. I'm a black artist. My name is Abbey Lincoln. Nothing else.
Alongside her fellow musicians, Charlie Mingus, John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman, Abbey Lincoln was acclaimed and recognized, despite herself, as a jazz singer. Sometimes compared to Billie Holiday, she confirmed this filiation in 1987 with a tribute album entitled “Abbey Sings Billie”.
“Caloé is one of the most exciting revelations of recent seasons”, Jazz Magazine
That says it all, doesn't it? Caloé lights up the Jam Summer Festival with her spontaneity, boundless enthusiasm, creativity and vocal technique! Join us!
A set that will be followed by every Sunday's rendezvous, the Jam!