Ari Silverstein to Host THE ENCORE SERIES at Cafe Noctombulo and More at Pangea Restaurant
By: Sally Henry Fuller Mar. 15, 2015
Call for reservations 212-995-0900 or visit http://www.pangeanyc.com/# .
March 20- Madame Pat Tandy
Sets at 7pm and 9pm $10 Cover $15 Minimum
https://www.facebook.com/events/1548342322095654/
Blues, R & B and jazz star the SASSY Madame Pat Tandy will appear and shake the house down. If you have never been to a Madame Pat show your in for a treat, you will be singing along, clapping your hands and stomping your feet. You will go home with a smile on your face!
March 21- Bob Dorough Trio (Pat O'Leary Bass and Steve Berger Gtr)
?Sets at 7pm and 9pm Cover $20 and Minimum $15
https://www.facebook.com/events/795389507163394/
He worked with Miles Davis and Blossom Dearie, and his adventurous style was an influence on Mose Allison, among other singers. He is perhaps best known as the primary composer of and performer of many of the songs used in Schoolhouse Rock!, a series of educational animated shorts appearing on Saturday morning television in the 1970s and 1980s on ABC affiliates in the United States. He has released vocal jazz albums periodically over the last 50 years; his latest, Eulalia, came out in 2014.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNVO6VDavtk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr8bQr71wtA
March 27- Eric Yves Garcia (with special guest to be announced)
Sets at 7 and 9 PM Cover $20 Minimum $20
Eric Yves will be debuting a world premiere of his brand new show which will appear at Lynn University in Boca Raton a few days later. If this show is similar his last "One Night Standards" you won't want to miss it it garnered rave reviews from Stephen Holden of The New York Times and Will Friedwald of The Wall Street Journal. Eric has been compared to Booby Short for good reason he is a true, entertainer!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIMU24HKDvs
March 28- Sarah McLawler and Les Jazz Femmes Featuring Carol Sudhalter on Sax and Flute and Melissa Slocum on Bass
Sets at 8pm and 10PM $15 Cover $15 minimum (This night has a later start time)
https://www.facebook.com/events/998290153533328/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQDDSh_Gz2w
April 10th An Intimate Evening Remembering the Cafe Pierre
Featuring Kathleen Landis and Nancy Winston Plus Special Guests
Sets at 7 9PM and 9 PM Cover $25 and Minimum $15
https://www.facebook.com/events/1556031154646384/
Kathleen Landis and Nancy Winston re-kindle the flame that was lit at the Cafe Pierre for two decades. One of the most special places on earth the Cafe was full of great music, eclectic staff, bold faced names, celebrities and debutantes. Kathleen will be showcasing some of her new jazz work as well as songs written by cabaret favorite composer Francesca Blumenthal. Nancy will showcase some of her own compositions and work with some of our guest performers who would come by and sing a number at the Pierre such as cabaret personality Evan Stern and former Maitre D' Opera Singer Ramon Avalo.
April 11 Joe Alterman Band
Sets at 7 and 9pm $15 Cover $15 Minimum
This young man has "the groove" you will be shaking in your seat and dancing in the aisle. His recent tribute to one of his musical fathers Les McCann was nothing short of AMAZING!
"The last piece I did for them [The Wall Street Journal] - I'm so glad I had a chance to do it - is about a 24 year old pianist and composer named Joe Alterman, who is really the personification of the past of jazz - he's really deep into that -, the present of jazz - he has his own voice - and that leads him into the future of jazz, and he's so important in terms of the validity of jazz... They [Joe Alterman and Houston Person} make recordings that - to use the phrase that Duke Ellington really had a chance to use - they're 'beyond category' because they're timeless." - Nat Hentoff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PGQfxegqxU
April 17 Marlene VerPlanck
Sets at 7 and 9pm $20 Cover $15 minimum
She is more than just MMMMMMM MMMMMM GOOD! (yes that was her voice in the famous Campbell's Soup commercial) She is pure vocal perfection. Marlene quite simply always nails the note and has some of the most diverse arrangements and song selection in jazz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uP8g2BokCc
April 18-Valerie Capers Trio featuring Jon Robinson III on Bass and Doug Richardson on Drums
Sets at 7pm and 9pm $18 Cover $15 minimum
https://www.facebook.com/events/685664041544472
Known for having some of the most entertaining arrangements in Jazz Valerie Capers is always an amazing show. She can swing, she can play ballads with the best of them, she can certainly bop. And she can cook too! Valerie is also featuring some of her vocal selections this evening as well. You will never forget her, or this evening.
"She picked out songs on the piano as a child before losing her sight at the age of six. Her blindness did not stop her from learning to read music in Braille and becoming the first blind graduate from the Juilliard School of Music. Although a classical player at the time, she was attracted to jazz, and was soon working with Mongo Santamaria. In 1965, Capers recorded for Atlantic; 17 years later, she would finally cut her second date (a self-produced effort for the tiny KM Arts label), and it would be another 13 years before her Columbia set. Capers did work with Ray Brown, Slide Hampton, James Moody, Max Roach, and Dizzy Gillespie in the interim, but was mostly employed as a high-level educator. Wagner Takes the "A" Train on Elysium appeared in 1999" Scott Yanow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6INSxuuXI-k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhsDmfZPwdA
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