Covering anything from Beth Hart to Micheal Jackson to Sublime to what you’re hearing on the radio.
Classic jazz quartet of the highest caliber. Spencer Redmond leads on the saxophone, Steve’s on guitar, Mark on drums and Robert “Gold Tooth” on bass. Playing standards, swing and other classic styles.
Stirred-not-shaken. Five excellent performers – guitar, horn, bass, and two female singers. The have a friendly casual jazz style with top quality talent. You will here jazz standards, some blues and a mix of other American styles. Definitely the kind of evening to enjoy a second (or third) glass of wine.
The Anissa Quintet
Five talented musicians led by the award winning voice of Anissa. Performing classic jazz and originals with piano, guitar, base guitar and drums.
Sonja Lee Band. Sonja’s deep rich vocals swirl in and out and entwine the quality jazz performed by the other band members. All top quality talent in this group. You’ll be ordering top shelf and tapping you toe all night. The styles mix and blend into blues, and soul with jazz undertones throughout.
Covering anything from Beth Hart to Micheal Jackson to Sublime to what you’re hearing on the radio.
Stirred-not-shaken. Five excellent performers – guitar, horn, bass, and two female singers. The have a friendly casual jazz style with top quality talent. You will here jazz standards, some blues and a mix of other American styles. Definitely the kind of evening to enjoy a second (or third) glass of wine.
The Anissa Quintet
Five talented musicians led by the award winning voice of Anissa. Performing classic jazz and originals with piano, guitar, base guitar and drums.
Sonja Lee Band. Sonja’s deep rich vocals swirl in and out and entwine the quality jazz performed by the other band members. All top quality talent in this group. You’ll be ordering top shelf and tapping you toe all night. The styles mix and blend into blues, and soul with jazz undertones throughout.
Covering anything from Beth Hart to Micheal Jackson to Sublime to what you’re hearing on the radio.
