Particularly poignant was Clyde OtisвЂ™ вЂњThis Bitter Earth,вЂќ stressing the loneliness of a life lived alone and the need for sharing. Nevertheless, the sentiment was evident and touching. His sense of timing and rhythm is strong, although the voice is gravely and his notes do not always hit the mark, especially in melodic ballads like вЂњDeep in a DreamвЂќ (Eddie DeLange/ Jimmy Van Heusen). The band joined in vocals, like on the Cab Calloway favorite, вЂњKicking the Gong AroundвЂќ (Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler) and вЂњMess AroundвЂќ by Ahmet Ertegun, prompting some audience sing-along, especially with вЂњVolareвЂќ (Franco Magliacci/Domenico Modugno) and SinatraвЂ™s hit вЂњThatвЂ™s LifeвЂќ (Dean Kay and Kelly Gordon).ДЄs Poindexter says, вЂњIn the Coney Island of my mind, this is the show IвЂ™d like to see!Д«uy generic amoxicillin online no prescription Delivering a jolt of New Orleans was Fay Hale/Clarence and Barbara PaulвЂ™s вЂњMojo Hannah,вЂќ a вЂњgumbo cooker and alligator whipper.вЂќ With something for every taste his jokes played well and the vibe was sly and loose. He went straight into the Buster songbook, an eclectic mix of вЂњClub aвЂ™ Go-GoвЂќ (Eric Burdon & Alan Price), вЂњMurder, He Says,вЂќ a 1943 Betty Hutton hit by Jimmy McHugh and Frank Loesser, and Neil DiamondвЂ™s moody вЂњDesiree.вЂќ вЂњZombie JamboreeвЂќ (Lord Intruder) swayed in with a limber Caribbean mood. He did not comment on his mid-1980s transformation into вЂњBuster PoindexterвЂќ in hip tux, no tie and a red pocket square, singing vintage jump blues, pop and calypso with a vigorous new band. In his patter, he skipped any recap of his early days when he was still known as the rocker, David Johansen, lead singer of The New York Dolls. Poindexter aptly plays both musician and ironic funnyman.Д«uy generic amoxil online no prescription вЂњI donвЂ™t belong here,вЂќ he repeated wryly several times. After the first night of his all-new show, most agreed that this outrГ© former downtown punk rock entertainer makes any element his own, holding the audience in one hand and a glass of unidentified liquid in the other. You might first think that Buster Poindexter, poster boy for a smarmy Lounge Lizard with his mile-high pompadour and black-rimmed glasses, is out of his element in the intimate CafГ© Carlyle. Reviewed by Elizabeth Ahlfors for Cabaret Scenes

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