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Jazz Vocalist Ron Boustead's Humor Shines On 'Unlikely Valentine'

A mastering engineer by day, the LA singer has now made his own album, on which he treats jazz standards and originals with wit and swing.
Ron Boustead's new album is called <em>Unlikely Valentine</em>.

By day, Ron Boustead works as a mastering engineer: He makes the final masters from which records are duplicated. He once worked at a Hollywood company that handled artists like , and . Now, he's got a record of his own, , which he's been promoting

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