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at ![]() 12387 Cedar Road (top of Cedar Hill) Cleveland Heights, OH Tickets/reservations 216-795-0550 www.nighttowncleveland.com Map to Nighttown ![]() Music and Production for Special & Private Events Jim Wadsworth Productions www.jwpjazz.com
Ernie Krivda Detroit Connection With special guest Dominick Farinacci and featuring Claude Black-piano, Marion Hayden-acoustic bass, & Ronell Gonsalves-drums Monday, February 8 (note new date) 7 PM $20. Ernie_Krivda's_"A_Winters_Waltz"
(mp3) Ernie_Krivda's_"The_Song_of_Aragon"
(mp3)![]() The Cleveland saxophone master and his Detroit colleagues have joined forces, and together they bring an exciting new intensity to the mainstream be-bop culture. The repertoire is ageless and the energy of the performance is strikingly youthful. The Detroit Metro Times in a review of their Detroit Jazz Festival triumph said "Ernie Krivda almost blew the sun out of the sky….still at the top of his game". The Connection's first Cleveland appearance was at last years Tri-C Jazz Fest in an unforgettable set at the East Cleveland Public Library. Claude Black is a bebop master and an integral part of the Detroit tradition of great pianists which include Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones, Barry Harris and many others. Marion Hayden, Detroit's first call bassist, currently teaches at Michigan University and has been a favorite
of Cleveland audiences for years due to her many appearances at the
Tri-C Jazz Festival. Renell Gonsolves is the son of the great Duke
Ellington saxophonist Paul Gonsolves and one of the most swinging
drummers on a very swinging Detroit jazz scene. The Connection will be
completing a studio recording and video while in Cleveland. Now in his fifth decade as a jazz performer Ernie Krivda is acknowledged by both his peers and jazz critics as one of the world's great tenor saxophonists and one of the jazz scene's most unique artists. Commentaries on Krivda's work always include the words original and unique in describing the sound and style that has been shaped by a cross section of diverse influences. His early teen performances in settings such as polka, and rock bands along with symphony orchestras meshed with his core jazz experiences to create what is a very singular Ernie Krivda style. Don't miss the Ernie Krivda Detroit Connection live at Nighttown on Monday, February 8th. www.erniekrivda.com
From Autin, Texas Dan Dyer Tues. Feb. 9 7 PM $10. Dan Dyer at Youtube Austin, TX-based Dan Dyer's
soulful tenor voice and gospel-tinged pop
songwriting are truly something special, and he isn't afraid to reach
back to 1970s soulsters like Al Green, Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder,
Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and Dr. John for musical guidance and
inspiration. Born and raised in the small East Texas town of Tool, Dyer
was given his first guitar when he was only five years old but he
didn't learn to play it until some 13 years later when he moved to
Austin. Once there, he discovered his love of singing and began working
hard at perfecting his songwriting. While attending Texas State
University in San Marcos, TX, Dyer, along with guitarist Tyrone Vaughan
(the son of Jimmie Vaughan), drummer Jason White, keyboardist Ezra
Reynolds, and bassist Josh Dawkins, formed Breedlove, which became
pretty successful on the local club circuit, building a solid fan base
and releasing a self-produced CD, Reach Out, in 1996 before calling it
quits as a band in 1998.Dyer recorded the still unreleased album 12 Songs in 2001 with guitarist Billy White playing and producing, then relocated to New York, where he began writing musical jingles for commercial marketing campaigns. Lenny Kravitz, who had just started up his own Roxie Records imprint for Warner Bros.' Reprise Records, signed Dyer to his new label and produced (as well as co-writing three songs and playing most of the instruments) Of What Lies Beneath, Dyer's debut solo album (it was Roxie's debut release as well), issuing it in 2004. When Warners was sold, Dyer became the innocent victim of consolidation and reshuffling, and was soon out of a record deal. He moved to St. Louis, MO, and started a family, but eventually began traveling back to Austin to play music. He reconnected with old friend David Boyle, who produced and recorded Dyer in his studio, a converted church located just outside of Austin. The resulting album, the self-titled Dan Dyer, was released by Fat Caddy Records in 2008. Don't miss the Cleveland debut of Dan Dyer and his band when he brings his soulful Austin, Texas based band to the Nighttown stage on Tuesday, February 9th. From Nashville Sam and Ruby Thurs. Feb. 11 7:30 PM $20. (suggested donation, includes hors d'oeuvres and an open bar) Due to a scheduling conflict with Nighttown, the Sam and Ruby show is moving to Larchmere Corporate House. Here is the info for the house: Larchmere House 12404 Larchmere Blvd. (Corner of Larchmere and 124th St.) Cleveland, Ohio (near Shaker Square) http://www.ucbnb.com/ Map There is free parking on both Larchmere Blvd. and 124th St. There will be a meet and greet between 6:30-7:30 PM. Seating is extremely limited. Reserve your tickets now by calling Jim Wadsworth Productions: (216) 721-5624. Tennessee-based
singer/songwriters Sam Brooker and Ruby Amanfu craft
soulful folk and R&B-inspired country-pop tunes that reflect their
disparate origins. Brooker, who spent his formative years in Bowling
Green, OH, met the African-born Amanfu at a writer's night in Nashville
in 1999. The pair became fast friends and championed each other's
music, eventually collaborating on the song "The Here and the Now." The
duo scored their first hit in 2007 when the progressive bluegrass
outfit the Duhks recorded a Grammy-nominated version of Amanfu's
"Heaven's My Home" (Sam & Ruby's own rendition of the song appeared
on the 2008 soundtrack to The Secret Life of Bees). Sam & Ruby
released their debut album, The Here and the Now, on Rykodisc in 2009.Sam Brooker and Ruby Amanfu began their music careers independently. Ruby, was born in Ghana, West Africa, before moving with her musically inclined family to Nashville, Tennessee when she was three. She started writing music around the age of 10 and recorded her first record while in high school. Ruby left Berklee College of Music during her sophomore year to pursue a career in music full time. She recorded a Top 5 charted pop album, Smoke and Honey, while in the UK. Sam grew up in Green Bay, Wisconsin and played in a band while in high school and college. A CD created while in high school got Sam’s voice noticed in Nashville. He began recording demos and playing at writer’s nights throughout town. Ruby happened to attend one of Sam’s shows and the story of their music together continues from there. Sam and Ruby began writing songs together and performing at each other’s shows and they continue to grow as a duo. This year they are expected to release a follow up to their immensely popular debut CD.
Harry Bacharach & Friends Thursday, Feb. 18 8 PM $10. Harry
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Cain
Park Harry_Bacharach's_"Careful_With_Those_Blues,_Eugene"
(mp3) Harry_Bacharach's_"Eyes"
(mp3) Performing four
nights a week, over 200 nights a year, in front of thousands of
Northeast Ohio residents, Harry has been able to cultivate an
enthusiastic and receptive audience. He self-produced an album with
world renowned musicians, such as internationally known percussionist
Jamey Haddad (toured with Simon and Garfunkel this summer) and
Assistant Concertmaster/Violinist for the Cleveland Orchestra Lev
Polyakin. He has appeared at Nighttown, Cain Park, The Cleveland
Playhouse, The Velvet Tango Room and many other of the city's most
sophisticated restaurants and clubs. Don't miss Harry Bacharach and Friends when he debuts his new DVD live at Nighttown on Thursday, February 18th. Joe Deninzon Trio Friday, Feb. 19 9 PM $15.
Joe_Deninzon's_"Boddisatva"
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Joe_Deninzon's_"Nuages"
(mp3) The Joe Deninzon
Trio will be releasing its debut CD, Exuberance, in February of 2010
and will be touring February 10-21 in support of the new
release. Tour dates include Hoboken, Youngstown, Erie,
Indianapolis, Cleveland, Bloomington, and Cincinnati.The Joe Deninzon Trio is comprised of violinist Joe Deninzon, bassist Robert Bowen, and guitarist Stephen Benson. On tour, the group will be joined by drummer Lucianna Padmore. The goal of the Exuberance sessions was to capture the essence of three musicians in a room, playing live with no overdubs and no “production." The group draws influences from jazz stylists including the gypsy explorations of Django Reinhardt and the hot swing of violinist Stephane Grappelli along with rock and pop standards of the past 50 years including compositions from Steely Dan, Alice in Chains, and Radiohead. It poses the question, “What if artists such as Django Reinhardt were alive today and creating their unique interpretations of music they heard on the radio?” One of the group's original songs, “Sun Goes Down” (featuring Luba on lead vocals), has been featured in the independent film, “What's Up Scarlet?” and a recent winner in the Jazz category of the Billboard and John Lennon International Songwriting Contests. Don't miss Cleveland native, Joe Deninzon and his acoustic trio plus drummer Lucianna Padmore when the debut music from his brand new CD "Exberance" live at Nighttown on Friday, February 19th. Pizzacato 4 Sunday, Feb. 21 7 PM $15. Pizzacato 4, a quartet of
Cleveland cellists will perform an eclectic mix of music scored for one
to four cellists on Sunday Aprli 27th at 7 PM at Nighttown.
Their repertoire includes Bach to Brubeck, Pachelbel to Puccini
with a little McFerrin thrown in for good measure, and
more. The program will offer a wide embrace of musical
styles within the lush sonority of the cello.A native of Texas , Heidi Albert studied at Baldwin-Wallace College and the New England Conservatory of Music. Albert is currently principal cellist with the Grammy-winning Cleveland Chamber Symphony and performs regularly with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra and the Akron Symphony. Nick Diodore, an active free-lancer throughout northeast Ohio , spent his formative years in Marion , Indiana . Nick’s great passion is fly-fishing: ask him to tie you some spinners, bucktails, or zonkers! Ida Mercer is a cellist in Red {an orchestra}, the Opera Cleveland Orchestra, and the Cleveland Pops. Also a teacher at the Cleveland Music School Settlement, she serves as chair of its String Department. She is probably best known for having won the title of 1967 Illinois State Grange Farm Princess! Derek Snyder*, an active free-lancer, grew up in Ann Arbor and studied cello at the University of Michigan and the New England Conservatory of Music. When not teaching or free-lancing in Cleveland, he's playing in his Tango Band, headquartered in Ann Arbor. Don't miss the contemporary Cello Quartet, Pizzacato 4, live at Nighttown on Sunday, February 21st. Ryan Andrews Requiem featuring John Knific and Christine Vienna Tuesday, Feb.23 7 PM $15. Audio and video
Listen to Requiem
album![]() Ryan Andrews is a multi-talented instrumentalist, composer, and arranger from Kalamazoo, MI. While finishing his degree in Jazz Studies at Western Michigan University, Ryan released his first collection of recorded compositions entitled 'Requiem'. In addition to composing every track, Ryan plays an impressive range of percussion instruments -- including Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, Spanish, Middle Eastern -- drums and acoustic guitar. While still in school, Ryan performed with Stefon Harris, Fred Hersch, Billy Drewes, Casey Benjamin, Terreon Gully, Jamey Haddad, Janis Siegel, and Fred Hersch, just to name a few. To release the album, Ryan enlisted a select handful of upcoming, highly talented young musicians, each with their own impressive musical history and background. ![]() John Knific is a prominent Cleveland-based jazz pianist who has been playing with Ryan in various projects since high school. After winning a pre-collegiate Down Beat Student Music Award, John went to CWRU to study music performance and biology. He studied with legendary keyboardist Dan Wall at the Oberlin Conservatory, and has worked with Paul Ferguson, Jamey Haddad, Jack Schantz, and John Hollenbeck. His studies included a year abroad at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where he performed at The Swiss Jazz Foundation in Zurich and at The Schlern International festival in Italy. In the Cleveland area, John is known equally well for his entrepreneurism and startup company CitizenGroove, an award-winning digital portfolio provider for music institutions. Christine Vienna, an upcoming Cleveland-based vocalist, has worked with the best in jazz, pop, and rock. At 20 years old, she had already performed internationally with The New York Voices. At 21, she sang soprano for the off-Broadway hit Toxic Audio, with a yearlong contract in Las Vegas. In the last year, she sang backup for Ben Folds in a performance with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra. In addition to her remarkable performance and teaching resume, Christine will be graduating with a Bachelors of Science in Biology at Baldwin-Wallace College this spring. Chris Beckstrom, a long-time Ryan Andrews collaborator, is a highly accomplished composer and multi-instrumentalist whose resume grows daily. Best described as a "fountain of creativity and energy", Chris is both a successful Chicago-based saxophonist and a Down Beat Award winning composer and arranger. ![]() Marc Plotkin and Ben Jacobs are founding members of the New York pop group Miles. Besides being incredible musicians they are both outstanding audio engineers as well. Ben has worked on Grammy Award winning projects at Avatar Studios and Cleveland-based Telarc International. Marc is both the co-producer and recording engineer of the 'Requiem' record. On top of his engineering and performing capabilities, Marc works full-time as VP Business Development with John Knific at CitizenGroove. The 'Requiem' project is an attempt to defy the normal expectations of jazz and cross genres in a unique way. It's not just another "rock" group, not another "jazz" group, not another "world" or "fusion" group. It's music doing what music should do: move you. Don't miss Ryan Andrews and Requiem featuring John Knific and Christine Vienna Live at Nighttown on Tuesday, Februrary 23rd. From Toulouse, France Phillippe LeJeune Trio Wed. Feb. 24 7 PM $10. French pianist
Philippe LeJeune is a perfect example of the mixture of jazz and blues
which was especially an important strain in the jazz tradition. The
young pianist attended a 1968 concert in Reims, France, by master
boogie-woogie and blues pianist Memphis Slim, and immediately put an
end to his classical efforts and began teaching himself the blues,
scouring local record shops for LP's by boogie woogie greats. In 1980
he was invited by Memphis Slim - who had been a parisian citizen since
1962 - to cut an album titled « Dialog In Boogie » as a
piano duet.A frenchman who loves and plays classic American jazz is not entirely unusual, but what sets Philippe apart from his contemporaries is his soulfoul feel for the music. His repertoire ranges from classic barrelhouse boogie woogie piano to Duke Ellington and Horace Silver tunes as well those of Milt Jackson and George Gershwin. Philippe LeJeune has released six CD's in the United States and also makes numerous appearances in various American jazz and blues clubs and festivals : Detroit Jazz Festival, Toledo Art Tatum Jazz Heritage Festival, Monterey Bay Blues Fest, Cincinnati Blues Festival. His performance at the 2005 Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival (Detroit) was recorded live to be edited into P.B.S. television specials and DVD. Living in Toulouse, France, LeJeune has performed for many years throughout Europe in the Jazz festivals and clubs circuit (France, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Czech Republic …) and in Africa (Tunisia, Sénégal). Philippe LeJeune has found a role not only as an interpreter of contemporary numbers, but as traditionalist bringing back to today's audiences important music from a variety of older sources and melting it all together into a highly personal style and repertoire. The frenchman's natural instinct for blues, jazz and boogie is food for the soul. For his appearance at Nighttown, Phillippe LeJeune will be joined by Cleveland favorites Roy King on drums, and Marty Block on acoustic bass. King and Block are part of the regular house trio at Nighttown and have recently backed Mose Allison and Nellie McKay. Don't miss the French jazz pianist Phillippe LeJeune and his Trio live at Nighttown on Wednesday, February 24th. www.philippelejeune.com
Reed Simon Friends & Family Thursday, Feb. 25 8 PM $10. Originally from New
York City, violinist Reed Simon came to Cleveland to study at the
Cleveland Institute of Art in the late 70's. A first class
artist, Reed Simon is also and accomplished musician and has been a
steady presence on the Northeast Ohio jazz scene for several years
now. Over the years Simon has worked with many of Cleveland's top
jazz musicians including masters such as Bill Gidney and Hank
Geer. He has also worked with national artists including
guitarist Tony Mattolla, and vibraphonist Gary Burton. A career
highlight occurred in the mid 1990's when Reed played Severance Hall as
a special guest on a Duke Ellington program that featured several
members of the Ellington band. Reed Simon continues to play
regularly in the Cleveland area at top clubs and concert venues.Joining Reed Simon at Nighttown will be an All-Star rhythm section featuring Nighttown favorites Dan Maier on piano, Marty Block on acoustic bass, and Roy King on drums. Additionally, Reed Simon will be featuring his wife Sandy Simon on vocals, and as an added bonus his 93 year old father Bill Simon will guest on piano. All of the players with Reed Simon have multiple credits and have headlined shows on their own. Especially notable is Reed's father, Bill Simon whose music career dates back to the 1930's when he played with many of the legends of the Swing Era. Don't miss violinist Reed Simon and his entourage when they hit the Nighttown stage on Thursday, February 25th.
Yiddishe Cup Sunday, Feb. 28 7 PM $15. Yiddishe Cup
audio samples http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brxD5qHu51cYiddishe Cup was Named one of the top 10 Klezmer groups in the US. Featuring: - Bert Stratton clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax, harmonica - Irwin Weinberger lead vocals, guitar, mandolin, flute, alto sax - Steve Ostrow trombone, trumpet, violin, tsimbl, classical guitar - Alan Douglass keyboards, backup vocals, string bass, theremin, cello - Don Friedman drums, percussion - Daniel Ducoff shtickmeister (klezmer dancer) We dare you not to dance!" Reviving the wacky Jewish
humor of the '50s and '60s by parodying everything from cha-cha to
doo-wop to rock, Northeast Ohio's Yiddishe Cup is also one of the
tightest, most vigorous klezmer bands around. Year after year they wind
up on Jewish-music ten-best lists, and their live shows are legendary.
Get ready for songs like "Gentile on My Mind" or "Meshugeneh Mambo"!
But they can also play it straight, bringing the energy and tradition
of klezmer music to their delighted audiences. Says no less an
authority than cartoonist Harvey Pekar: "Yiddishe Cup plays cleanly and
enthusiastically. Clearly its members are enjoying themselves." The
shtickmeister--a klezmer dancer who leads the audience in dancing--will
be in the house! Yiddishe Cup clarinetist Bert Stratton, a.k.a. Klezmer
Guy, was also one of the founders of the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz
Festival.Don't miss the wild and wacky Klezmer group Yiddishe Cup Live at Nighttown on Sunday, February 27th.
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Events at NighttownWinter 2010 12387 Cedar Road (top of Cedar Hill) Cleveland Heights, OH Tickets/reservations 216-795-0550 www.nighttowncleveland.com Map to Nighttown ![]() **
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** Mon. Feb. 8 Ernie Krivda Detroit Connection 7 PM $20. Saxophonist Supreme with All-Star Detroit rhythm section! With special guest Dominick Farinacci and featuring Claude Black-piano, Marion Hayden-acoustic bass, & Ronell Gonsalves-drums www.erniekrivda.com Ernie_Krivda's_"A_Winters_Waltz"
(mp3) Ernie_Krivda's_"The_Song_of_Aragon"
(mp3)Tues. Feb. 9 Dan Dyer 7 PM $10. From Austin, Texas. Singer/songwriter, pianist and band play roots music and more! www.dandyer.com/ Dan Dyer at YoutubeHouse Concert ** Thurs. Feb. 11 Sam and Ruby 7:30PM $20 includes hors d'oeuvres and an open bar Note: this show has been moved to an open house party at 12404 Larchmere Blvd. Due to a scheduling conflict with Nighttown, the Sam and Ruby show is moving to Larchmere Corporate House 12404 Larchmere Blvd. (Corner of Larchmere and 124th St.) Cleveland, Ohio (near Shaker Square) http://www.ucbnb.com/ Map There is free parking on both Larchmere Blvd. and 124th St. There will be a meet and greet between 6:30-7:30 PM. Seating is extremely limited. Reserve your tickets now by calling Jim Wadsworth Productions: (216) 721-5624. Pop, Folk, & Soul from Nashville Duo originally from Green Bay Wisconsin, and Ghana, West Africa. As heard on the soundtrack to the major motion picture "The Secret Life of Bee's". http://www.myspace.com/samandruby
Thurs. Feb. 18 Harry Bacharach 7 PM $10. Popular singer and pianist returns to Nighttown for DVD release party! www.harrybacharach.com Harry
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Cain
Park Harry_Bacharach's_"Careful_With_Those_Blues,_Eugene"
(mp3) Harry_Bacharach's_"Eyes"
(mp3)Fri. Feb. 19 Joe Deninzon Jazz Trio 9 PM $15. Violinist and native Clevelander back from NYC with his new acoustic group. Playing everything from Django, to reworked Steely Dan, and Chopin. Featuring: Steve Benson-guitar, & Bob Bowen-acoustic bass. www.joedeninzon.com
Joe_Deninzon's_"Boddisatva"
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Joe_Deninzon's_"Nuages"
(mp3)Sun. Feb. 21 Pizzicato 4 7 PM $15. Cello Quartet plays contemporary Chamber music. Featuring: Heidi Albert, Nick Diadore, Ida Mercer, & Derek Snyder. http://pizzicato4.com/ Tues. Feb. 23 Ryan Andrews Requiem featuring John Knific and Christine Vienna 7PM $15. Drummer & percussionist Ryan Andrews, a recent graduate of WMU in Kalamzoo leads 6 piece group that combines jazz and world music. Featuring: John Knific-piano, Christine Vienna-vocals, Marc Plotkin, guitar/sax, Chris Beckstrom-sax, & Ben Jacobs-bass. www.ryanandrewsmusic.com Audio and video
Wed. Feb. 24 Philippe LeJeune Trio 7 PM $10. From Toulouse, France. French pianist plays jazz, blues, and boogie woogie. Featuring: Roy King-drums. & Marty Block-acoustic bass. www.philippelejeune.com Thurs. Feb. 25 Reed Simon with Friends and Family 7:00 $10. Master Cleveland jazz violinist hits the Nighttown stage with Cleveland All-Stars! Featuring: Dan Maier-piano, Marty Block-bass, Roy King-drums, & special guests Bill Simon-piano, & Sandy Simon-vocals.
Sun. Feb 28 Yiddishe Cup 7 PM $15. Named one of the top 10 Klezmer groups in the US. Featuring: - Bert Stratton clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax, harmonica - Irwin Weinberger lead vocals, guitar, mandolin, flute, alto sax - Steve Ostrow trombone, trumpet, violin, tsimbl, classical guitar - Alan Douglass keyboards, backup vocals, string bass, theremin, cello - Don Friedman drums, percussion - Daniel Ducoff shtickmeister (klezmer dancer) www.yiddishecup.com Yiddishe Cup
audio samplesMon. March 1 Eclectica 7PM $15 All-Star group combines funk/world/rock/jazz/classical. Featuring: Roy "Future Man" Wooten from Bela Fleck's group on drums, Tracy Silverman-electric violin, & Steve Forrest-electric bass. www.tracysilverman.com Eclectica EPK Live EclecticaThurs. Mar. 4 Amina Figarova Sextet 8PM $20. From Azerbaijan, now based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Piano virtuoso leads dynamic Dutch Sextet! www.aminafigarova.com Amina Figarova Live
in Amsterdam Audio samples from
Amina's album "Above The Clouds"** Monday, March 8 Hudson High School Big Band 7 PM $5. The Next Generation of Jazz Musicians from Hudson hits the Stage at Nighttown! ** Tuesday, March 9 Shaker Hts. H.S. Jazz Program 7 PM $5. Next Generation players from Shaker Hts. play Nighttown! Wed. March 10 James Lloyd Trio 7PM $15. Pianist and founding member of PIeces of a Dream leads trio featuring: Bradford McGhee-bass, & Elijah Gilmore-drums. http://www.piecesjazz.com/james_lloyd.htm Tues. Mar. 16 Mike Bagetta Quartet featuring Jason Rigby 7PM $10. Cutting edge NYC group features Cleveland native Rigby on sax. Featuing: Mike Baggetta-Guitar, Jason Rigby-Sax, Eivind Opsvik-Bass, & George Schuller-Drums. www.mikebaggetta.com Mike Bagetta
Quartet's "Olive Tree"** Thursday, March 18 Greg Bandy Quartet 8 PM $20. Legendary Cleveland drummer back home to Celebrate his birthday with All-Star Group! Featuring: Eve Cornelious-vocals, Chip Crawford-organ and keyboards, Bob Ferrazza-guitar, and special guests. Fri. Mar. 19 Hot Club of Detroit with special guests Anat Cohen and Howard Alden 8PM $25. Rapidly rising Django inspired group and Mack Avenue Recording artists with very special guests Anat Cohen (from Israel) on clarinet, and Howard Alden on guitar. All-Star Summit Meeting! www.hotclubofdetroit.com/ http://anatcohen.com/ http://howardalden.com/ha4/ Hot Club of Detroit
EPK Hot Club
of Detroit's "Night Town" from their album "Night Town" (mp3)Sat. Mar. 20 Greg Abate Octet featuring Paul Ferguson and Jack Schantz 8PM $20 Alto saxophonist from Providence, Rhode Island leads 8 Piece group featuring trombonist Paul Ferguson, & trumpeter Jack Schantz. www.gregabate.com Greg Abate Interview** Thursday, April 1 Annie Sellick 8 PM $15. Dynamic Nashville vocalist returns to Nighttown with her Tennessee Group. www.anniesellick.com Nighttown
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