Maggy Simon Sings

"T'was a night that made the Hollywood hills beam with a radiance that had been missing for many years - years, when the sign spelled - HOLLYWOOD LAND, and the glamor-talent-magic that emanated below it's prevue, and reached out to THE WORLD, heralding to one and all - THIS! IS ENTERTAINMENT. Dear Maggy, The night that I saw your show, YOU, were the personification of that word! The Word? Entertainment!

— Mort Weiss SMS JAZZ "The Mort Report" @ All About Jazz

“You’ll sing and hum to Maggy Simon’s choice of songs. The girl sure has it... did someone say CARNEGIE HALL?” 

— Martin Massman, Center Theatre Group 

“A FABULOUS show! Maggy Simon sang her heart out, and great fun was had by all. A totally smashing time.”

— Monica Lewis, Top 1940s-50s Jazz & Pop Vocalist 

“Maggy Simon brought new attention to familiar material… she handled ambitious arrangements in stride. DELIGHTFUL.”

— Les Traub, CABARET SCENES Magazine 

“The performance is over, but I’m certainly not over the performance. To put it mildly, Maggy Simon was a SMASH! Over the moon, lively.... What an evening!”

— John Seitz, Editor, BEVERLY HILLS COURIER

"Maggy Simon, a real and genuine talent that harkens back to those years and times where one ether had it - OR didn't!

There, (at the time ) weren't any phony electronic gadgets to enhance a performance -e.g. intonation adjusters - et.al.Voice? Talent (that overflows to any and every audience) Looks? very easy to see and marvel at- but More-MUCH more than any of my aforementioned descriptions - Maggy has the innate God given talent and energies -to take flight from the stage and to find her way into your heart -and if (at her Shows) your fortunate enough to be with one that you love -her effect on the both of you will be overwhelmingly wonderful.

There is a caveat here for me when I write something about her that in fact makes me rather sad-and that is if Maggy was living in and or around New York City-- she would be lighting up Broadway - even a bit more- as her name and marque presence would be a wondrous Maggy Simon thing -a thing that to any of us into the muse would also reflect that little added glow to the : Great White Way." 

— Mort Weiss SMS JAZZ "The Mort Report" @ All About Jazz