
"Anita
Hall has become one of the islands' more celebrated vocalists...”
—Tim Ryan, Honolulu Star Bulletin, Jan. 2004
“Hall
is heavy on jazz but also eases into ballads such as a moving "Someone
to Watch Over Me" and a soulful "Since I fell for You."
She has terrific range...” — Ben Wood, Honolulu
Star Bulletin, August 1998
“Vocalist
Anita Hall joins the HJQ in a hauntingly beautiful expression of
loss and solace. Hall's rendering of poet Robert Pennybacker's lyrics
is
exquisite, and the HJQ supports her perfectly.”
—John Berger for Local 677 about "Remembrance" Honolulu
Jazz Quartet, Nov. 2001
“Anita
Hall was hot … at a clambake on the Hilton Lagoon green last
weekend….” — Ben Wood, Honolulu Star Bulletin,
August 2000
“…Great
pipes” —Ben Wood, Honolulu Star Bulletin, May 2001
“…awe-inspiring,
devoted Christian songstress…Anita has a unique and sincere
manner of sharing her testimony through song…”
—The Spire, July 2003
Anita
Hall shows her speed at Indy 500 Singer Anita Hall, originally from
Indianapolis, is revved up after covering the Indianapolis 500 for
"Ohana Road," a KITV show that's all about cars. Her dad,
Lewis Hall, was a photographer at car races and took little Anita
to them. At this year's Indy 500, grown-up Anita said she made her
way though the pits and Gasoline Alley with a digital camera in
one hand and a video camera in the other. The highlight was a ride
round the famous track in an Indy Pace Car. Anita's film clips will
be in the TV shows that start July 24. Andy Bumatai is also doing
a segment. That should be a kick ..
— Ben Wood, July 2004, Honolulu Star Bulletin |