And it didn't seem promising when her set started with a 10-minute overture by her versatile band.
It's a sub-Sondheim score, but subliminally infectious, and it is played beautifully by a versatile band.
To vary the sound of his versatile band, Mr. Dylan is playing electric piano for much of the set, splashing on honky-tonk chords or prickly dissonances.
Ms. Newsom will wind up her fall tour, with a small but necessarily versatile band, at Carnegie Hall, where her songs can receive the hushed audience they deserve.
There'll be no gimmicks, no visual effects, no state-of-the-art technology; just rock's most versatile band and one man who can hold a stadium crowd in the palm of his hand.
This was dance music, fusing the lively rhythms of jazz to the lonesome sound of Western ballads, and Wills liked to call his group "the most versatile band in America".
In "Cuba Vibra!," eighteen dancers — skilled, well drilled, and appealing — make their way through many costume changes and a semi-historical progression of Cuban styles of dance and music, backed by a versatile band.
This bizarrely versatile band can shake the walls with plain old rock 'n' roll, but it's at its best when playing songs the way you don't remember them, a demented "Glee".
He also heads up one of the most enjoyable, versatile rock bands riding a commercial high.
It also reveals that the band Nancy Wilson hoped would be "the most versatile rock band in the history of rock" never outgrew its worship of Led Zeppelin, Motown and the Beatles.
