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Check out the show with an eye for the genuine wit in "The Nothing To Complain About Blues", Shows Ta Go Ya," "Boiled Chicken", and "Something's Rotten In Transylvania". And though I have a soft spot in my heart for this last, vampiricle one, with it's refrain, "He doesn't give me fang the way he did before,"the best is probably the hilarious "It Ain't Right," "A mockingly naive lament about love scorned and its consequences, it's good enough to have fallen out of the score of Chicago. . ."
". . .It's all too silly for words, but. . .this show is a hoot and a half. . .if you're looking for some good-natured laughs, Horowitz & Spector deliver.
—Bob Harrington, CABARET review, NEW YORK POST
"The Duplex enters the season with successful holdovers from the summer. Horowitz & Spector continues their run."
—Bob Harrington, NEW YORK POST WEEKEND
"ATTENTION frustrated mommies, here's a gift for you:
Horowitz & Spector, the songwriting performing team, have written "Fudge Fish Cakes," a music video what will air on 250 PBS Station plus American Airlines. It deals with shoving nutritious foods into finicky kids. The Horowitz & Spector Solution? Slap a little chocolate on everything!" —Cindy Adams, NEW YORK POST
"The lively musical comedy duo of Horowitz & Spector bring joy to you at Panache encore. . ."
—Florence Anthony, NEW YORK POST
At the Duplex: "Horowitz & Spector Sing Horowitz & Spector" is a new act at the Duplex that was 25 years in the making. Barbara Horowitz and Sharon Spector were at songwriting team at Brooklyn's New Utrecht High School, they recently reunited and do their stuff Thursdays at 8."
—Renee Kaplan, NEW YORK NEWSDAY, 1988
"Panache Encore on West 45th has gourmet food and Class A shows like comedians Horowitz & Spector. Go. . ."
—Cindy Adams, NEW YORK POST
"Horowitz & Spector won Honorable mention in two categories of the Professional Division of Nashville's Music City Song Festival for "Lots of love From Me To You" and "Something's Rotten In Transylvania".
—Bob Harrington, BACK STAGE BISTRO BITS
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