• Jenny Scheinman

    Album Review
    Jenny Scheinman’s Rootsy Masterpiece
    Ron Myhr Posted On December 12, 2017


    Jenny Scheinman is an odd duck of a musician, working on the one hand in a kind of avant garde jazz idiom and on the other hand in a singer/songwriter/violinist mode. On her third hand she’s done excellent klezmer-like fusion. […]


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    Album Review
    Jenny Scheinman – Self-Titled / Crossing The Field
    Archive Posted On May 1, 2008


    Though violinist Jenny Scheinman has made her biggest mark in cutting-edge jazz, she cut her teeth on folk and country while growing up in rural California and may be best-known for accompanying rootsy singers including Lucinda Williams and Norah Jones. […]


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    Album Review
    Jenny Scheinman – 12 Songs
    Archive Posted On May 1, 2006


    Albert Brooks released an album 30 years ago called A Star Is Bought. It included a glossy photo of Brooks, tucked inside the sleeve. Printed on it was the inscription, To single any one of you out would be a […]


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