Claire Martin

Too Much in Love to Care
 
 

DISCOGRAPHY

Too Much in love to Care

Too Much in love to Care

A collection of classic romantic songs and beautiful ballads from The Great American Songbook.

 
Witchcraft

Witchcraft

A dynamic collaboration between Claire Martin and Richard Rodney Bennett.

 
A Modern Art

A Modern Art

Britain's leading female jazz singer Claire Martin returns with a new studio album.

 
The Early Years Anthology

The Early Years Anthology

Multi-award winning singer Claire Martin's first four albums in a new boxed set.
The Waiting Game / Devil May Care / Old Boyfriends / Make This City Ours

 
He Never Mentioned Love

He Never Mentioned Love

The UK’s finest jazz singer recalls the songs and spirit of the late and legendary Shirley Horn.

 
When Lights Are Low

When Lights Are Low

The eleventh studio album by the "Madonna of British Jazz."

 
Girl Talk

Girl Talk

Britain’s best dressed divas sing Bacharach, Sondheim and Tamla Motown.

 
Secret Love

Secret Love

Claire celebrates her jazz roots with a splendid line-up of some of Britain’s top jazz talents.

 
Too Darn Hot

Too Darn Hot!

Claire Martin concentrates on her core jazz-based strengths.

 
The Very Best Of Claire Martin – Every Now and Then

The Very Best of Claire Martin: Every Now and Then

The best tracks selected from Claire Martin's first seven albums for Linn Records.

 
Perfect Alibi

Perfect Alibi

Claire Martin's seventh Linn Records release, now on Multichannel SACD.

 
Take My Heart

Take My Heart

A rare, and brilliant, side-step from her traditional jazz roots.

 
Make This City Ours

Make This City Ours

The album which led to a BBC Jazz Award – Best Vocalist for Claire Martin in 1997.

 
Offbeat

Offbeat

The multi-award winning vocalist recorded live at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club.

 
Old Boyfriends

Old Boyfriends

Released in the year that Claire received the Rising Star Award at the British Jazz Awards.

 
Devil May Care

Devil May Care

An early gem from the now-established "First Lady" of UK jazz.

 
The Waiting Game

The Waiting Game

The debut album, chosen by The Times as one of their "Records of the Year".

 

LIVE DATES

Thursday, 28th June, 2012
7:30pm

The LIghts
Andover

West Street Andover Hampshire SP10 1AH

Friday, 22nd June, 2012 -
Saturday, 23rd June, 2012
7:30pm

LIverpool Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool

John Wilson conductor Mark McGann, Claire Martin, Joe Stilgoe singers Script by Bob Eaton and Mark McGann Tickets £16, £21, £28, £33, £40 Following the sell-out performances of our John Lennon Songbook concerts, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra returns with a very special evening of songs by the world’s greatest song writing duo… John Lennon and Paul McCartney, in McCartney’s 70th Birthday year. The young and highly original Joe Stilgoe joins the vocalist roll call, alongside award-winning jazz singer Claire Martin and Liverpool favourite, actor and vocalist Mark McGann. Join us for this rare opportunity to hear all your Beatles favourites, including Penny Lane, All You Need Is Love, Yesterday, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Strawberry Fields Forever and more, accompanied by a full symphony orchestra.

Monday, 28th May, 2012
8:00pm

Swaledale Festival
Middleham

St. Mary and St. Alkelda’s Church

Claire Martin and Richard Rodney Bennet Out of This World ~ The Songs of Harold Arlen Adult ticket £16 Under 19 ticket £3 E37 20.00 | St Mary and St Alkelda’s Church, Middleham – Monday 28 May « Previous Next » Multi-award-winning jazz vocalist Claire Martin OBE and polymath Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, at the piano, celebrate the great American songwriter Harold Arlen, who produced film scores for The Wizard of Oz and A Star is Born, and songs such as Over the Rainbow, That Old Black Magic, Get Happy and It’s Only a Paper Moon.

Saturday, 26th May, 2012 -
Sunday, 27th May, 2012
8:30pm

Duc Des Lombards 42 Rue Des Lombards Paris 75001 France
Paris

42 Rue Des Lombards

Claire in Paris for the first time in 10 years! Piano: GARETH WILLIAMS Bass: LAURENCE COTTLE Drums: DAVID OHM

Saturday, 19th May, 2012
7:30pm

Ronnie Scott’s Club
London

Frith St, Soho