Rachael & Vilray - There's No True Love / Live at Rockwood Music Hall 

they'll be releasing an album soon apparently ;)

They're coming back November 9

Tons. Search "live from here" her "home" band Lake Street Dive, and of course, Vilray!!

Rachael had a Jazz career prior to Lake Street Dive. There's at least one or two records out there.

She had two jazz albums available as well. Search "Lake Street Dive" on RU-vid. There are dozens and dozens of videos and several full concerts. You can never get enough of Rachael's fabulous voice.

yes... never heard of them til Colbert........... they are stunning

Definitely. Im a now a fan of Vilray. His voice is so facinating to me. It sounds so modulated to me. and Dont know he does it.

good taste brought me....

@@RobertSlover So your a fan of the channel? You could say we were brought by good taste too. I mean our is good enough to follow a phenomenal artist. 😄😄😄

@@leirycpanizales5878 no content bot.

Pretty sure there was no reason other than the hassle of doing it. Seems like that was a fun way of saying no.

Check out swing and other early styles of jazz. That might be informative...

MrsWilliamTheBloody I love swing, the Linda Ronstadt and Nelson Riddle album is a favorite. Not that much of a jazz fan. Last year I stumbled up on Postmodern Jukebox.

@@Baltimoreed Swing music is jazz music. Try checking out the artists that inspire a lot of Vilray's song writing, like (early) Billie Holiday (try Billie Holiday and Teddy Wilson) and Fats Waller. But if you like something that sounds more clean (sounds like you do), check out Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald.

@@MrsWilliamTheBloody Lousi and Ella are unbeatable, don't much like Billy Holiday,

@@dnmurphy48 Billie isn't for everyone (I've found - I've always adored her), but have you listened to later or early Billie? Later Billie might be a bit harder to latch onto. Try Billie stuff from the 30s. Like 'If I Were You' or 'Body and Soul' or 'He Ain't Got Rhythm' or 'The Way you Look Tonight' or 'You Go to My Head' from Billie's Columbia recordings. Her Columbia stuff is easily searchable on Spotify & there's a tonne of it (not all good ofc, but so much of it is beautiful)