Educated in both Washington State and Baton Rouge, LA, Tabor has a grasp on multiple genres of music, from jazz, to blues, to Americana to traditional ballads. On her latest release, "The Lady In The Gown," she showcases them all with a voice that is very sweet and pervasively easy to listen to.

https://audiophilereview.com/

Tabor keeps things interesting as she takes off a few layers and bares her shoulders with only bass support on a cozy "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" and glistens with a sheer outfit supplied by only Schuster's strings on a warm "Crazy He Calls Me" while showing her muscles in more assertive skins as she holds her own with Holmberg's drums on the duet of "Caravan."

http://www.jazzweekly.com/jaqueline-tabor-the-lady-in-the-gown/

Seattle's own Jacqueline Tabor has been winning ears with her unique blend of jazz with blues inflections for years, it is only now with the release of her third outing we have become aware of this fine artist.

https://www.allaboutvocals.com/

"The Lady in the Gown" by Jacqueline Tabor shows off her achievements - LemonWire

https://lemonwire.com/the-lady-in-the-gown-by-jacqueline-tabor-shows-off-her-achievements/ 

...the lyricism of the filing in Garner's Misty, along with the unusual interpretation of Autumn Leaves, made for me these tracks one of the most interesting in the album.

http://jazzquad.ru/jacqueline_tabor-the_lady_in_the_gown/

The Pacific Northwest is ripe with talent from creative talents that lean towards the avant-garde, to rock-based jazz enterprises, to straight-ahead aficionados, to bluesy chanteuses. Vocalist Jacqueline D. Tabor fits squarely in the latter category.

https://www.allaboutjazz.com/

With her sultry [voice] focused perfectly, Jacqueline brings back the meaning to these songs – great music by a great singer. Grady Harp - Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Lady-Gown-Jacqueline-Tabor/customerReviews

https://www.amazon.com/Jacqueline-Tabor-Digital-Music

On this 'Lady in the Gown', we find 15 songs and only the title track is an original. The name was inspired by the NPR / KNKX interview from 2016, where she had to be named Lady in the Gown. Tabor was looking for a fresh sound and decided to work together with the beautiful 200 Trio.

http://www.rootsville.eu/jacqueline_tabor 

With confidence and a pleasing balance of somberness and sauciness, Tabor entertains us with her take on numerous jazz standard classics.

https://www.earshot.org/for-the-record/

Music Review: Jacqueline Tabor – 'The Lady in the Gown' Revitalizes Cabaret

https://blogcritics.org/music-review-jacqueline-tabor-the-lady-in-the-gown-revitalizes-cabaret/

The Lady in The Gown is the wonderful third recording from Seattle-based singer Jacqueline Tabor. Tabor willingness to pursue new ways into familiar mix of standards by Dizzy Gillespie, Bronislaw Kaper, Jimmy McHugh, Joseph Kosma, Juan Tizol, Duke Ellington and Benny Carter, gives this effort a very refreshing feel.

https://thejazzpage.com/album/jacqueline-tabor-the-lady-in-the-gown/

As a sharp-witted friend noted recently, singer Jacqueline Tabor is " ruining the dour jazz musician stereotype!"

http://www.knkx.org/post/jacqueline-tabor-celebrates-joy-jazz

Listen - MP3 | Jacqueline Tabor | Live Studio Session 

JACQUELINE TABOR/Lady in the Gown: A real leading light in Seattle, this classy jazz vocalist knows how to make the chestnuts fresh without sprinkling water on them and roasting them again. Without going retro or nuevo but keeping it timeless, Tabor knows how to craft an experience you can experience more than once.

https://midwestrecord.com/MWR1382.html

Jacqueline Tabor's sizzling alto singing voice gives an elegance and sense of presence that few other contemporary jazz bands can capture. Recognized as both a worthwhile studio band and one of the best in their genre today in the live setting.

http://www.northwestmusicscene.net/100-bands-in-100-days/