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Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON QUARTET PATRICIA DALTON TRIO WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON QUARTET PATRICIA DALTON TRIO WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON TRIO WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON QUARTET WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA SITTING IN WITH TIM DAWES, MARTIN SHAW, & TIM LAPTHORN PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO, CHARLES FROMER, & FRANCESCA TANKSLEY John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Charles Frommer began playing professionally in his hometown of Bloomington, Indiana before studying with Ran Blake at the New England Conservatory in Boston. Having freelanced in Boston and New York since then, he has done varied work in radio, television and film, as well as touring in and out of the country. In addition to playing with the Hudson Valley jazz groups Inner Door and the Eastern Standard Jazz Trio, he has worked with such diverse artists as Roswell Rudd, John Esposito, Cameron Brown, Natalie Merchant and Dr. John. Francesca Tanksley is an internationally-acclaimed jazz pianist and composer, described as a "vivid presence" by Nat Hentoff, who breaks through traditional expectations with the power of her musical vision. As Peter Watrous said in The New York Times in a review of one of her recent performances, "Ms. Tanksley reworked the vocabulary of McCoy Tyner as if she had taken just one small aspect of his style and developed it into a full language. She gave the music color, her harmonies and chording adding surprise to the performance." Acknowledged as a fine soloist, composer, and accompanist with such notable groups as the Billy Harper Quintet and the Erica Lindsay Quintet, she has performed throughout Europe, East and Southeast Asia, Scandinavia and South America as well as in the United States, and appears on numerous CD releases of both groups. Her compositional talent is featured on two of the Billy Harper Quintet's CDs, as well as on her own recently released CD. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO, LEW SCOTT, AND PETER O'BRIEN John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > Peter O'Brien is a New York State native and has been playing the drums since he was able to sit up at the set. After high school, Peter dove headfirst into the New York City jazz scene garnering the attention of drummers Jo Jones Jr., Al Foster, Jimmy Lovelace, and Michael Carvin (with whom Peter studied with in 1978–1979). After a period of sitting in at jam sessions and gigging around the city, Peter went on the road with various showbands touring the US. In 1982, he toured the US with Brother Jack McDuff, and from 1984–1985 all over the US and Canada with the Edgar Winter Band. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND MIKE DeMICCO John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Mike DeMicco’s expansive embrace of music has led him to work with prominent artists in many genres. He’s toured the world extensively since 1980, performing and recording with a diverse cross-section of jazz, blues and popular artists, including Dave Brubeck, The Brubeck Brothers Quartet, Jack DeJohnette, Nick Brignola, Warren Bernhardt, Lee Shaw, Rory Block, James & Livingston Taylor, Professor “Louie” and The Crowmatix, and many others. Mike’s selected performance highlights include appearances on PBS and NPR; at the major European and North American jazz festivals; and at prestigious clubs and venues such as The Kennedy Center, Ronnie Scott’s, LA’s Jazz Bakery, The Blue Note, Birdland, The Five Spot, The Bottom Line, Wolf Trap, Great American Music Hall, and BB King’s. Read more > HISTORY OF JAZZ COURSE John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Malcolm Cecil is a British jazz bassist and Grammy Award-winning record producer. A founding member of the UK's leading jazz quintet of the late 1950s, The Jazz Couriers, he went on to join a number of British jazz combos led by Dick Morrissey, Tony Crombie and Ronnie Scott in the late 50s and early 60s. He later joined Cyril Davies and Alexis Korner to form the original line-up of Blues Incorporated. He later joined Robert Margouleff to form the duo TONTO's Expanding Head Band, a project based around a unique combination of synthesizers which led to them collaborating on and co-producing several of Stevie Wonder's Grammy-winning albums of the early 70s. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON SITTING IN WITH JOHN AUTIN PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND MALCOM CECIL John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Malcolm Cecil is a British jazz bassist and Grammy Award-winning record producer. A founding member of the UK's leading jazz quintet of the late 1950s, The Jazz Couriers, he went on to join a number of British jazz combos led by Dick Morrissey, Tony Crombie and Ronnie Scott in the late 50s and early 60s. He later joined Cyril Davies and Alexis Korner to form the original line-up of Blues Incorporated. He later joined Robert Margouleff to form the duo TONTO's Expanding Head Band, a project based around a unique combination of synthesizers which led to them collaborating on and co-producing several of Stevie Wonder's Grammy-winning albums of the early 70s. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON TRIO PATRICIA DALTON TRIO PATRICIA DALTON TRIO PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND MIKE DeMICCO John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Mike DeMicco’s expansive embrace of music has led him to work with prominent artists in many genres. He’s toured the world extensively since 1980, performing and recording with a diverse cross-section of jazz, blues and popular artists, including Dave Brubeck, The Brubeck Brothers Quartet, Jack DeJohnette, Nick Brignola, Warren Bernhardt, Lee Shaw, Rory Block, James & Livingston Taylor, Professor “Louie” and The Crowmatix, and many others. Mike’s selected performance highlights include appearances on PBS and NPR; at the major European and North American jazz festivals; and at prestigious clubs and venues such as The Kennedy Center, Ronnie Scott’s, LA’s Jazz Bakery, The Blue Note, Birdland, The Five Spot, The Bottom Line, Wolf Trap, Great American Music Hall, and BB King’s. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH LEW SCOTT AND MIKE DeMICCO Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > Mike DeMicco’s expansive embrace of music has led him to work with prominent artists in many genres. He’s toured the world extensively since 1980, performing and recording with a diverse cross-section of jazz, blues and popular artists, including Dave Brubeck, The Brubeck Brothers Quartet, Jack DeJohnette, Nick Brignola, Warren Bernhardt, Lee Shaw, Rory Block, James & Livingston Taylor, Professor “Louie” and The Crowmatix, and many others. Mike’s selected performance highlights include appearances on PBS and NPR; at the major European and North American jazz festivals; and at prestigious clubs and venues such as The Kennedy Center, Ronnie Scott’s, LA’s Jazz Bakery, The Blue Note, Birdland, The Five Spot, The Bottom Line, Wolf Trap, Great American Music Hall, and BB King’s. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND LEW SCOTT John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Lew Scott is one of the most sought after bassists in the New York area. He has performed with such notables as Clark Terry, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Joe Lavano, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, Peggy Stern, and many others. He has toured with vocalist Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, and Nnena Frelon. He has also worked with Anita O'day, Mark Murphy, and many others, including Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, and Lucie Arnaz. Among the groups he has worked with include the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension. Lew Scott has been performing in the New York area since 1978. In the past Lew was also a competition Cyclist, but now he rides his bicycle around the county just for enjoyment. Read more > PATRICIA DALTON WITH JOHN ESPOSITO AND MALCOM CECIL John Esposito is a New York State native and grew up in a family steeped in musical tradition. John’s first performance experiences were playing harmonica in a blues band as a teenager. He attended SUNY Albany as a composition major .He spent several years after college in Albany as the house pianist at the Gemini Jazz café working with J.R. Monterose and Nick Brignola before joining the Arthur Rhames Quartet. Later, John formed Second Sight, a jazz quintet with Dave Douglas, Jeff Marx, Allen Murphy, Jeff Siegel, and Fred Berryhill. In the nineties John began working with the groups of Franklin Kiermyer and Eric Person as a pianist and arranger. John is on the faculty of Bard College and teaches piano, drums, ensembles, jazz theory, repertoire and advanced composition techniques. Read more > Malcolm Cecil is a British jazz bassist and Grammy Award-winning record producer. A founding member of the UK's leading jazz quintet of the late 1950s, The Jazz Couriers, he went on to join a number of British jazz combos led by Dick Morrissey, Tony Crombie and Ronnie Scott in the late 50s and early 60s. He later joined Cyril Davies and Alexis Korner to form the original line-up of Blues Incorporated. He later joined Robert Margouleff to form the duo TONTO's Expanding Head Band, a project based around a unique combination of synthesizers which led to them collaborating on and co-producing several of Stevie Wonder's Grammy-winning albums of the early 70s. 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FEATURING JOHN ESPOSITO FRIM FRAM COOKERY: SWEET, SAVORY & SWINGING: PART I
PATRICIA DALTON'S INTERVIEW WITH BILL McCANN PATRICIA DALTON TRIO PATRICIA DALTON DUO
PATRICIA DALTON'S INTERVIEW WITH BOB CUDMORE
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