Sandy Stewart

Sandy Stewart (born Sandra Esther Galitz; July 10, 1937) is an American jazz and cabaret singer. Her son is jazz pianist Bill Charlap and her husband was Moose Charlap.

Early life and education Stewart is the daughter of (restaurant fruit salesman) Samuel Galitz, the owner of an egg, butter and cheese store in the 2000 block of N. 31st Street in the Strawberry Mansion section of Philadelphia. Stewart was born in Philadelphia When she was nine years old, she began performing on radio station WPEN in Philadelphia as a member of the cast of Jackie Kane's Juvenile Variety Show. The record was nominated for the 1962 Grammy Award for Best Solo Vocal Performance, Female.

Personal life On December 11, 1955, Stewart married Saul Kane. She later married first composer Moose Charlap and later trumpeter George Triffon.

Discography Selections from the Unsinkable Molly Brown (RCA Camden, 1961) My Coloring Book (Colpix, 1963) Sandy Stewart and Family (Cabaret, 1994) – recorded in 1993 Sandy Stewart Sings the Songs of Jerome Kern with Dick Hyman at the Piano (Audiophile, 1995) with Dick Hyman (piano) – recorded in 1994. songs of Jerome Kern. Love Is Here to Stay (Blue note, 2005) with Bill Charlap (piano) – recorded in 2004 Something to Remember (Ghostlight, 2012) with Bill Charlap (piano) – recorded in 2011