4/20: Saxophonist Ricky Ford was featured in a recent Broadway review of “Hell’s Kitchen,” a musical that draws inspiration from the life and career of Alicia Keys. The review was written by writer Chris Jones. Jones praised Ford’s energetic saxophone solos, which went nicely with the show’s story, which was based on Keys’ childhood in Manhattan Plaza, a Hell’s Kitchen hotspot for artists.
We are a week away from International Jazz Day, aren’t you excited!! To start the countdown, “Love You Madly” is our tune chosen for #TuneTuesday. Marcelle Gauvin’s album Faces of Love revealed the intimate quality of the songs in honor of International Jazz Day. Fun fact: Whaling City Sound released Faces of Love as their debut album in 1999!
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Our favorite day is here! On April 30th, we will celebrate International Jazz Day by reminiscing the history and art of jazz through the decades. Keep an eye out for all our Whaling City Sound artist and more!
The quartet—Paul Del Nero on bass, Matt de Champlain on piano, and Gary Johnson on drums—will play a selection of pieces that showcase Greg’s compositions as well as the members’ distinct musical talents.
Join The Greg Abate Quartet Live at the Bristol State House on 4/13 @8pm.
Music industry consultant and publicist Ginny Shea has garnered international exposure for her clients through radio and video promotion, print media, and her vast industry network.
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