Nick Tountas Tribute

at the

Pro Jazz Jam

Monday, February 6, 2012

8:30 pm – 12:30 am

at

Serbian Village

3144 W. Irving Park Rd.

Chicago, IL

(773)  478 – 2900

Vocalist Stephanie Aaron is the featured artist in the first set. All night long the music is dedicated to Nick Tountas, a Chicago bassist who was buried today at Maryhill Cemetery in Niles. Nick’s friends including drummer Rusty Jones and guitarist Curt Warren will perform with host/pianist  Tom "Tommy" Muellner and Larry Kohut on upright bass. In the second set, professional musicians are invited to join in the fun. Should be a GREAT night!

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Saalik Ziyad and Sarah Marie Young

and

Ari Brown

Chicago Jazz Duets

on Valentine’s Day!

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

8:00 and 10:00 pm sets

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Court

Chicago, IL

(312) 360 – 0234

$10 general admission – $5 students w/ID

More links to Saalik, check them out:

www.nationofhipness.mypodcast.com

saalikziyad.bandcamp.com

www.reverbnation.com/saalikjazz

www.twitter.com/saalikjazz

www.facebook.com/saalikjazz

Saalik Ziyad and Sarah Marie Young

A little taste of Saalik and Sarah

(and Nate Brown on bass too)!

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Paradise Waits Band

(Grateful Dead)

with

Dog 1

on

Grateful Dead Wednesdays

starting

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

at

Double Door

1572 N. Milwaukee Ave.,

Chicago, IL

( 773 ) 489 – 3160

7:30 pm – 1:00 am

$7

https://www.facebook.com/events/214862195260854/

Paradise Waits Band is:

“Fabulous” Jim Boukas

guitar/vocals

Mark “Hague” Hague

guitar/vocals

Mike “Haz” Hazdra

bass

Bill “The Sledgehammer” Urban

drums

Jim “Shazzam” Chrzan

keys/vocals

Tony “Bologna” Dellumo

drums

Dougy “Doubles” B

sound

Joe “Tsunami’” Burton

lights/crew

Brian Levy

lights

Paradise Waits is Chicago’s Grateful Dead experience, best known for their deeply creative and psychedelic improvisational jams. They have a long-standing ‘Grateful Dead Wednesday’ residency every week in Chicago. PW boasts a repertoire of over 200 GD songs, as well as many from Phish, Allmans, Dylan, Ween, and WSP. They also perform their own original material, rooted in blues, rock, country, and bluegrass.

Source: http://www.jambase.com/Artists/32823/Paradise-Waits-%28Grateful-Dead%29/Bio

Paradise Waits – Casey Jones December 2011

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Jazz Jam Session

with the

Rose Colella Quartet

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

8:00 – 11:30 pm

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Court

(Dearborn Station)

Chicago, IL

$5 cover for students & musicians / $10 cover for general public

There will be ONE more chance to jam with Rose, Tues., Feb. 7, 2012, do not miss it!

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on

Monday, January 30, 2012

7:00 pm

at

Underground Wonder Bar

710 N. Clark St.

Chicago, IL

(312) 266 – 7761

Pete Special will host. A variety of special guests and performers to appear.

Photos property of Dolly Beshekas Rada, all rights reserved.

Thanks to Dolly for allowing us to use them.

Other links related to Steve Beshekas:

http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/lakeview-wellington-fire-133280058.html

http://www.suntimes.com/news/obituaries/9706577-418/steve-beshekas-boyhood-friend-of-john-belushi-who-ran-private-club-for-blues-brothers.html

http://www.oocities.org/hollywood/lot/2976/brothers1.html

http://www.fishink.us/?p=1726

http://www.myspace.com/johnbelushi1949

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Chris Madsen on sax, Eric Hochberg, bass and Steve Million, piano

Wednesday, 1/25/12

6-9 pm

Catch 35 

35 West Wacker Drive 

Chicago, IL

(312) 346-3500

and…

Chris Madsen on sax, Andy Brown on guitar 

Friday, 1/24/12

7-9:30 pm

Flight 112 Wine Bar 

112 West Park Avenue

Elmhurst, IL

(630) 758-0808

and then…

Chris Madsen on sax with Kevin Fort on keyboard

Saturday, 1/28/12

8-11 pm

Kamehachi

531 N. Wells

Chicago, IL

(312) 664-3663

In Old Town

The big event is:

Chris Madsen  CD release party

A tribute to 1920′s trumpeter Bix Beiderbecke!

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

8 and 10 pm

Chris Madsen on sax, Joe Policastro, bass, Dan Effland, guitar, and drummer Joel Spencer

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Polk

Chicago, IL

$10

Last but not least..

Chris Madsen on sax with Kevin Fort on keyboard

Saturday, 3/31/12

8-11 pm

Kamehachi

531 N. Wells

Chicago, IL

(312) 664-3663

In Old Town

Be sure to…

Visit the OFFICIAL website of Chris Madsen:

www.chrismadsen.net 

and Chris Madsen on youtube:

www.youtube.com/chrismadsen81

Chris Madsen CD’s are available at: www.cdbaby.com/cd/cmadsen

and www.cdbaby.com/cd/chrismadsentrio

Photos property of Chris Madsen, all rights reserved. Thanks to Chris for use of the photos.

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An Evening With Rachelle Ferrell

To quote the Viper Alley website:

" Composer, lyricist, arranger, musician, and vocalist Rachelle Ferrell is a recent arrival on the contemporary jazz scene, but her visibility on the pop/urban contemporary scene has boosted her audience’s interest in her jazz recordings.

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Ferrell got started singing in the second grade at age six. This no doubt contributed to the eventual development of her startling six-and-change octave range. She decided early on, after classical training on violin, that she wanted to try to make her mark musically as an instrumentalist and songwriter. In her mid-teens, her father bought her a piano with the provision that she’d learn to play to a professional level. Within six months, Ferrell had secured her first professional gig as a pianist/singer. She began performing at 13 as a violinist, and in her mid-teens as a pianist and vocalist. At 18, she enrolled in the Berklee College of Music in Boston to study composition and arranging, where her classmates included Branford Marsalis, Kevin Eubanks, Donald Harrison, and Jeff Watts. She graduated in a year and taught music for a while with Dizzy Gillespie for the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Through the ’80s and into the early ’90s, she worked with some of the top names in jazz, including Gillespie, Quincy Jones, George Benson, and George Duke.

Ferrell’s debut, “First Instrument,” was released in 1990 in Japan only. Recorded with bassist Tyrone Brown, pianist Eddie Green, and drummer Doug Nally, an all-star cast of accompanists also left their mark on her record. They include trumpeter Terrence Blanchard, pianists Gil Goldstein and Michel Petrucciani, bassists Kenny Davis and Stanley Clarke, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and keyboardist Pete Levin. Her unique take on now-standards like Sam Cooke’s "You Send Me," Cole Porter’s "What Is This Thing Called Love," and Rodgers & Hart’s "My Funny Valentine," captured the hearts and souls of the Japanese jazz-buying public.

In 1995, Blue Note/Capitol released her Japanese debut for U.S. audiences, and the response was similarly positive. Her 1992 self-titled U.S. debut, a more urban pop/contemporary album, was released on Capitol Records. Ferrell was signed to a unique two-label contract, recording pop and urban contemporary for Capitol Records and jazz music for Blue Note Records.

For four consecutive years in the early ’90s, Ferrell put in festival-stopping performances at the Montreaux Jazz Festival. Although Ferrell has captured the jazz public’s attention as a vocalist, she continues to compose and write songs on piano and violin. Ferrell’s work ethic has paid off, and Gillespie’s predictions about her becoming a "major force" in the jazz industry came true.

Her prolific songwriting abilities and ability to accompany herself on piano seem only to further her natural talent as a vocalist. "Some people sing songs like they wear clothing, they put it on and take it off," she explains in the biographical notes accompanying First Instrument. "But when one performs four sets a night, six nights a week, that experience affords you the opportunity to present the song from the inside out, to express its essence. In this way, a singer expresses the song in the spirit in which it was written. The songwriter translates emotion into words. The singer’s job is to translate the words back into emotion." Ferrell has made her mark not as a straight-ahead jazz singer and pianist, but as a crossover artist who is equally at home with urban contemporary pop, gospel, classical music, and jazz. "

Rachelle  Ferrell

Saturday, March 3, 2012

at

9:30 pm

Concert doors open 1 hour before showtime

Restaurant opens at 4:00 pm

at

Viper Alley

275 Parkway Dr.

Lincolnshire, IL

(847) 499 – 5000

Ticket Prices Vary .

Rachelle Ferrell My Funny Valentine LIVE!

Rachelle Ferrell photo at top of page by Donald Clark.

Thanks to Toni Atonetti for the info and photo!

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Simpleton and Cityfolk

LIVE at Double Door

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Double Door

1572 N. Milwaukee Ave.

Chicago, IL

(773) 489 – 3160

8:00 pm – 12:00 am

(Simpleton & Cityfolk start at 8pm)

Only $1 cover!

Facebook invite: http://www.facebook.com/events/163601427062503/

Double Door event link: http://www.doubledoor.com/event/71769/

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Alejandro was born in Waterloo, Iowa and raised in the Midwest. His musical interest was sparked by the radio and popular music. He studied at Northern Illinois University, Roosevelt University and privately with guitar guru Bobby Broom.

Alejandro has taught as part of the Ravinia Mentors’ program and through the Thelonius Monk Institute working on the fundamentals with high school musicians who show an appreciation and skill.

He released his debut recording ‘Urban Intervals,’ featuring Jodie Christian November 2011.

Alejandro plays a Hofner. Check it out at: www.Hofner.com . Alejandro is currently a music therapist at Hospice of Illinois. “ 

This info is quoted from  http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/AlejandroUrzagaste .

Alejandro Urzagaste

Urban Intervals

CD Release Party

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

8:00 – 11:30 pm

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Ct.

Chicago, IL

$10

Alejandro Urzagaste has released  his debut recording Urban Intervals featuring Jodie Christian backed by the all star rhythm section of Dennis Carroll and George Fludas with Marc Pompe guesting on ‘In Walked Bud.’ The selections are standards including a minor blues Alejandro wrote. ‘Urban Intervals’ is about distances between notes, people, etc. and the density brought about from the urban environment. Compact discs will be available January 2012. If you are interested please contact: alejandrourzagaste@gmail.com

iTunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/urban-intervals-feat.-jodie/id485998320

Urban Intervals CD Cover Design by David Broderick and Alejandro Urzagaste photo taken by W. Englemann.

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Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012

8:00 – 11:00 pm

The Elaine Dame Trio

The Dragon Lounge at Sushi House

1107 Lake Street

Oak Park, IL

708-660-8899

Elaine Dame and featured guitarist, Andy Pratt and bassist, Joe Policastro

No cover.

Next is…

Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012

thru

Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012

ELAINE DAME at Pete Miller’s in Evanston

Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012

6-10 pm

Elaine Dame and featured guitarist, Andy Brown and bassist, Jim Cox

no cover

Friday, Jan. 27, 2012

8-12 pm

Elaine Dame and featured pianist, Chris White and a drummer tba

No cover.

Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012

8-12  pm

Elaine Dame with featured pianist, Jeremy Kahn and bassist, Kelly Sill and a drummer tba

No cover.

Sunday, Jan 29, 2012

5-9 pm

Featuring guitarist, Andy Brown and bassist, Jim Cox

No cover.

Pete Miller’s Evanston

1557 Sherman Ave.

Evanston, IL

847-328-0399

Musicians are invited to sit in …

 http://www.petemillers.com

And then…

The Elaine Dame Quartet

at

The Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Ct.

Chicago, IL

312-360-0234

Sunday, January 29, 2012

4:00-5:00 pm

Elaine is thrilled to be making her debut at this legendary venue, as part of a weekend  showcasing blujazz artists.

She’ll be joined by pianist, Jeremy Kahn, bassist, Joe Policastro and drummer, Bob Rummage.

Last but not least…

“Chanteuse Tuesdays” at Salt Creek

The Elaine Dame Duo

Elaine Dame with featured guitarist, Andy Pratt

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012

7:30-10:30 pm

Salt Creek Wine Bar

8900 Fairview Avenue

Brookfield, IL

708-387-2432

No cover.

http://www.elainedame.com/

CHECK HER OUT!

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Patricia D. "Pat" Surface, age 75, of 1625 Highland Lane, Quincy, IL 62301, died Friday, December 23, 2011 at 5:45 pm, in her home.

She was born September 5, 1936 in Kalona, Iowa, the daughter of Arnold and Vivian Fellendorf Yoder. She married Robert T. Surface on June 22, 1958 in Keota, Iowa. He survives.

Pat earned her degree from Iowa State University in Home Economics. After marrying and raising children, Pat attained a second degree in Art from Quincy University (formerly Quincy College). Pat was a versatile and accomplished artist in many different mediums. She was the founder of the Midsummer Arts Faire which has become an annual fine arts event in Washington Park each summer, and where an award is presented each year in Pat’s name. Pat also worked for several years for GS Robins and Company as an executive secretary and purchasing agent.

Pat was a member of Madison Park Christian Church where she volunteered in an artistic capacity for Vacation Bible School. She was past president of the Quincy Newcomers Club and would periodically substitute teach. She had been a member of the Great River Water Color Society in Quincy, and the Hannibal Art Club as well as a volunteer in numerous Hannibal art functions.

Survivors in addition to her husband include her daughters, Tracey (Fred Starr) Surface of Chicago, IL, Stephany (Greg) Taylor of Quincy, and Jennifer (Jay) Arrowsmith of Fowler, IL; several grandchildren, Zachary of Palatine, IL, Tony, Isaac and Jonah of Quincy, IL, and Vance and Olivia of Fowler, IL; two sisters, Shirley Boshart and Sharon Fuqua; a brother, Richard Yoder, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, two sons, Kevin Castle Surface and Robert Patrick Surface, and a brother, Victor Yoder.

Hansen-Spear Funeral Directors are in charge of the arrangements.

Services:

11:00 am

Saturday, January 7, 2012

at

Hansen-Spear Funeral Home

1535 State Street

Quincy, IL

Rev. Keith Ehresman officiating

Visitation: at the time of services on Saturday, January 7, 2012 at Hansen-Spear Funeral Home. There will be food served at Madison Park Christian Church, 47th and Broadway,  Quincy, IL, after the visitation.

Memorials to: Blessing Foundation for Hospice the Palliative Care Program or Madison Park Christian Church

Cards/letters to Pat’s family:

Pat Surface family, P.O. Box 3063, Quincy, IL, 62305.

Photo property of  Tracey Surface, all rights reserved.

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Underground Wonder Bar

Grand Opening!

Sunday, December 18, 2011

4:00 pm – 4:00 am

at

Underground Wonder Bar

710 N. Clark

Chicago, IL

(312) 266 – 7761

Come out and celebrate with Lonie Walker and many more LIVE MUSIC bands and performers!

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Lampkin Music Group is proud to present the Chicago Cabaret Debut of Suzanne Palmer in " Behold A Branch" on Saturday, December 10, 2011, at 8;00 pm, at the Cab Room at Stage 773, 1225 West Belmont Ave. Chicago. Musical Director/Accompanist: Mark Streder. Tickets are $20.00.  A % of ticket sales goes to Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, Season of Concern and Pride Films and Plays.com. Available by calling the box office: (773) 327 – 5252 or online at www.stage773.com .

Lampkin is very excited about working with his longtime friend Suzanne. Their friendship goes back to the golden days of the group Panama in the early 80′s. Lampkin collaborations with Suzanne include studio, ("Robin Kay’s "I Didn’t Got to My Prom" the first dance release from LMG, that reached number 24 on the club charts, remaining on the chart 9 months, for which Suzanne provided backups and character voices) and stage: the co-production with Healthworks of "But the World Goes ‘Round" at the Mercury Theater where Suzanne sang the Streisand classic "How Lucky Can You Get?") ; while also working with Suzanne during the benefit Christmas shows for Teen Living Programs, also at the Mercury Theater, co-produced by CCP.

Recently, Suzanne entered into an exciting collaboration on new music with Chicago house legend, producer and writer Georgie Porgie. So come and share an evening with Suzanne as she shares her intimate stories and songs in this new venue. 

What the critics have said:

THE VILLAGE VOICE

"(One of) the most influential vocalists in the garage universe:…Suzanne Palmer."

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"…a galvanizing performance…as Palmer transforms the peace ballad…’Imagine’…into a high-powered gospel workout."

BOI Magazine

"Sound of the Drum" Suzanne Palmer (Star 69)

"Oh, this track is just delicious…Ms. Palmer and the folks at Star 69 are on a roll of late with last year’s highly popular "Luv 2 Luv" and the more recent "Home." They most certainly continue their winning formula with "Sound of the Drum." 

SUZANNE PALMER BIO:

Suzanne Palmer is equally at home singing R&B, gospel, house, pop, jazz and cabaret.  She has performed on albums with Angela Bofill, Jeff Lorber and Terry Callier. Earth, Wind and Fire’s Maurice White signed her to a solo recording project after hearing her on New York’s nationally televised “Show Time at the Apollo.”  She appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," accompanying Gloria Estefan on her Olympic Games anthem, "Reach."  Jazziz magazine declared Palmer a winner in its talent search for "Voices of the New Jazz Culture."

Suzanne has enjoyed a long and fruitful artistic partnership with Grammy Award winning house music producer/DJ Peter Rauhofer.  His Club 69 album, "Style" (Twisted America/MCA) yielded three hit dance club singles for Suzanne – "Much Better," "Alright," and "Muscles" – and firmly established her as a major star in the club music scene.  Since that time she has recorded numerous club classics, including “Hide U,” "Show Me," the UK breakout trance/house collaboration with DJ Tiesto, "643/Love’s On Fire," "Luv 2 Luv," "Home," "Sound Of The Drum," "Fascinated," "Free My Love," and “Fame.”

Always in demand for her soulful, spirited, gospel-inflected live performances, Suzanne has appeared throughout the world as a featured artist at major venues and festivals in cities including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, New Orleans, Montreal, Toronto, London, Paris, Brussels, Rome, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Tel Aviv, and Sydney.

MARK STREDER BIO:

Mark Streder was born and raised in the western suburbs of Chicago. He attended public schools and received an Associate Degree in Liberal Arts with high honors from Triton College, and a Bachelors Degree in Electronic Music Composition with honors from Roosevelt University. In addition to playing piano and electronic keyboards with many of Chicagoland’s top musicians for 20 years, Mark Streder has owned and operated a music production studio producing many projects for television and radio broadcast as well as corporate and industrial clients. He is on the faculty at Elmhurst College teaching music theory, electronic music, and jazz piano.

LAMPKIN MUSIC GROUP

Ralph Lampkin, Jr; owner of LMG, recently called the "King of Cabaret" by WGN’s Rick Kogan, has produced  musicals/plays/concerts/cabarets/recordings cross country featuring some of the best in the business including: Tony winners Donna McKechnie, Alice Ripley and Hinton Battle, Broadway personality Devin Richards, Suzanne Palmer, Alexandra Billings, Audrey Morris, Sue Conway, Robin Kay, Karen Mason, Suzanne Palmer, Linda Clifford, Spider Saloff and Billy Stritch, to name a few. Lampkin’s label, LMG, has reached the top 25 on dance/jazz charts worldwide with the releases: "I Didn’t Go To My Prom" by Robin Kay reaching number 24 for 6 months;  "Only One Life" by Tyler Stephenson reaching number 25 for 11 months; "Alone Together" by Martha Lorin reaching the top spot on Jazz Discover Radio; "At Last" by Tyler Stephenson, which spent 9 weeks at the number 1 slot on Australia jazz radio, www.queerfm.com.au; and "Being Alive" by Alexandra Billings, which spent 9 months in the top 15 on amazon.com, USA. 

For more information, please visit the websites: www.suzannepalmer.com, www.lampkinmusic.com, www.stage773.com

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Jack Foy is a member of the APOL , leads his own orchestra and plays the saxophone too! This photo of Jack Foy on saxophone at Chicago’s Assumption Church!

Join Jack Foy again this year

at

Assumption Church

Italian Dinner/Silent Auction

Monday, November 14, 2011

6:00 – 10:00 pm

Assumption Church

323 W. Illinois

(near Illinois and Franklin)

Chicago, IL

(312) 644 – 0036

According to the church website, if you would like to help and wonder how …  " (1) Buy a ticket or a table for 8 or 10. Your $80.00 buys a five course meal, open bar, and the sweet sounds of the Jack Foy Orchestra (call the parish office); (2) Donate something for the Silent Auction: gift baskets, sports tickets and apparel, gift certificates, jewelry, use of a time-share, etc. (call the parish office); (3) Make a dessert. The home-baked treats on the desert trays are a real highlight (sign-up sheets are in the back of church); (4) Donate a bottle for the bar (e.g. Seagrams VO, Canadian Club, Absolute Vodka, Tanqueray Gin, J & B Scotch); (5) Volunteer for the wait staff. Experience not required (Call Cathy Cahill at 773-929- 6409); (6) Enjoy yourself. It’s a fun-raiser as well as a fund-raiser."

In this video you hear the Jack Foy Orchestra with Jack Foy on saxophone, Michael J. Martinez on keys, Eldon "Al" Keeler on vibes, Michael Maratea on upright bass and vocalist Crystal Ristow.

Photos of Jack Foy taken by/property of  Chicago Studio Club 2011.

See MORE photos of orchestra leader and

Chicago area musician Jack Foy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chicagostudioclub/sets/72157627997980323/

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Judy Roberts

Greg Fishman

Jeannie Lambert

Russ Phillips

Petra van Nuis

Andy Brown

Pianist, saxophonist, vocalist, trombonist, vocalist and guitarist, these jazzy couples will be swinging together, on …

Monday, August 8, 2011

8:00 – 11:30 pm

This live music event will be performed on stage, to the delight of the diners, at:

Katerina’s

1920 W. Irving Park Rd.

Chicago, IL

(773) 348 – 7592

Howard Reich’s July 5, 2011 article about Judy Roberts: 

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/ct-ent-0706-judy-roberts-20110706,0,2692740.column

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/video?id=7516425 , takes you to the ABC 7 website.

Judy Roberts IS performing in Chicago until September 2011,

check her appearances and get OUT to hear her LIVE!

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2011, photo of Jeannie and Russ taken by/property of Chicago Studio  Club, 2011.

Thanks to Judy, Jeannie and Petra for the other photos.

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Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Ct.

Chicago, IL

(312) 360 – 0234

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12:00 midnight – 1:00 am

Leigh Evin McCullough and The Low Down!

Leigh Evin McCullough on guitar/vocals

Geoff Shell on bass

Ricardo Gonzalez on drums

at

Elbo Room

2871 N. Lincoln Ave.

Chicago, IL

(773) 549 – 5549

$9

ALSO …

Your Little Ponies

11:00 pm

And to start the night off …

In the lounge (upstairs)

Christine Kent

8:00 pm

$5

Leigh Evin McCullough LIVE in Chicago!

Special thanks to Leigh for sending us the Ozzie Ramsay photo of her seen at the top of this page!

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A kick ass birthday wish

to brother Bill Starr!

Wishing you GREAT fun

on this Saturday,

July 16, 2011,

and ALWAYS!

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Directions Jazz Orchestra

DJO Live at Fitzgerald’s!

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

7:30 – 10:30 pm

Fitzgerald’s

6615 Roosevelt Road

Berwyn, IL

(708) 788 – 2118

Cover: $7, $5 students

More performances listed here:

http://thepointandshootist.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/nickolas-kaplans-directions-jazz-orchestra-summer-2011/

Fitgerald’s, 6615 Roosevelt Road, Berwyn, IL

Photo by Sara Schroeder.

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Vocalist Angel Spiccia

is the featured artist at the

Pro Jazz Jam

Monday, June 20, 2011

9:30 pm – 12:30 am

Serbian Village Restaurant

3144 W. Irving Park Rd.

Chicago, IL

(773) 478 – 2900

Tom Muellner on keys, Rusty Jones on drums, Dan de Lorenzo on bass.

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