Melba Moore

Ms. Moore, whose career spans four decades, performs a compilation of music from her illustrious career including pop hits, “This Is It,” “Love’s Comin’ At’cha” and “You Steeped Into My Life,” selections from her Broadway shows Hair (Ms. Moore played the role of Dionne replacing Dianne Keaton, becoming the first black actress to replace a white actress in a lead role on Broadway), Purlie ( for which she won the Tony Award for Best Supporting Actress In A Musical) and I Got Love. Melba Moore also performs a selection of jazz standards that feature the pianist / arranger Nat Adderley, Jr. (who is the nephew of the great Cannonball Adderley and the son of trumpeter Nat Adderley).