Jazz & Blues Revue: December 2012

Saturday, December 8, 2012

DR. BOBBY RODRIGUEZ, Just added to the lineup!

Amazing news! Dr. Bobby Rodgriguez has just been added as a special guest performer for the Jazz & Blues Revue Holiday Jazz Concert this Wednesday at Catalina Bar and Gill in Hollywood. Some $25 tickets still left, if you call the club to reserve! Bobby will be joining with the great Chuck Manning on sax, to create the All-Star LA Horn section.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

The latest Flyer for next Wedensday 12/12

$25 tickets have just been released by the club - please call Catalina's for reservations (info on the flyer)

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

The STARS of The Jazz & Blues Revue

Here are the three singers for next weeks Jazz & Blues Revue Holiday Party at Catalina Bar and Grill in Hollywood - $25 tickets are still available if you call the club to reserve. It is going to be an amazing show
Crystal Knighton – recently on Broadway with “Baby It’s You”, playing one of the Shirelles
Courtney Lemmon – fresh from the Idyllwild Jazz festival, featured on two of my albums
Gina Saputo – on the cover and feature article of LA Jazz Scene this month!

They sound AMAZING, and the show will knock your socks off!
$25 tickets for the show have just gone on sale – please call the club for reservations.

CATALINA JAZZ CLUB
6725 W. Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028

Phone: 323.466.2210

BIO

Welcome to THE JAZZ & BLUES REVUE, with George Kahn (musical director) on piano and featuring the vocals of Courtney Lemmon, Gina Saputo and Crystal Starr. This band of All-Star Los Angeles players (with Chuck Manning on sax, Dr. Bobby Rodriguez on Trumpet, Lyman Medeiros on bass, and M. B. Gordy on drums) brings the history of jazz and blues to life in an exciting evening of music. Watch this video montage to see the Jazz & Blues Revue in action, and then call to have them perform.

For bookings: 310-295-6233
For questions or comments, email us here

And what does George Kahn think of his new group?

“I am thrilled to be working with these three “Divalicious” singers. For a long time I have felt that Jazz lost it's way when people stopped dancing to it. Back in the 40's, Jazz was America's pop music. Then musicians got too hip, the playing got too far out, and the music left the groin and moved to the cerebrum. Big mistake. THE JAZZ & BLUES REVUE covers a wide spectrum of jazz, from swing to standards to funk to afro-beat. The idea that holds it all together is that the groove comes first, last and always. The melody supports the groove. The solos stay in the groove. This music grooves - and we want the audience to groove with it, dancing in the aisles, if possible.”

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