Betty Buckley sings Radiohead

Never thought I'd see those names in the same sentence, but last night at Joe's Pub, Betty Buckley performed her newest show called 'Story Songs'. It wasn't, at all, what I expected (although with Betty, it never really is).

Like most of her shows, it was a mix of pop, country, showtunes and jazz, except, this one had a bit more rock thrown in. Radiohead, Jerome Kern, Peter Gabriel, Rodgers & Hammerstein and Emmylou Harris. And, somehow for 90 minutes, Betty Buckley makes it work. A tad shaky at the outset, she warmed up and was in fine voice.

She mentioned doing Grey Gardens and her co-star, Rachel York was in the audience, but she made no mention of it coming to Broadway.

Always fun to see Ms. Buckley in such an intimate setting. I think she's appearing through Sunday night. Highly recommended.

I feel blessed to have been there last night. So many highlight, including her "September Song," "Chanson" from The Baker's Wife, and a wonderful song by the talented Joe Iconis called "Old Flame."

But seeing Betty Buckley in the autumn of her life making such beautiful music with such feeling and depth.

If you can, go.