Since her almost overnight rise to international sensation in 1957 with Dave Lambert and John Hendrick's in their recording "Sing a Song of Basie" on ABC Paramount, Annie has worked all over the world performing and recording vocal versions of jazz instrumentals with the Basie Band, Zoot Sims, Louis Armstrong, Carmen McRae and Dave Brubeck. Since 1962, however, Annie has been performing solo extensively on stage and screen and has even found time to write a cook book. Today, Ross conducts master classes at various esteemed music schools in Europe and in the states. She's a vocalist who comes from the inside of the music, stretching the intonation, rhythm and mood of a song to make it memorable, personal and heartfelt. Former jazz critic of The New York Times, John S. Wilson called her, "a jazz singer without peer." Her most recent CD is entitled Cool For Kids, available here on Juniper.