Jazz Singer Jerry Costanzo, Dan Block, Sax, Feinstein’s-NY, February 15

Jazz singer and song stylist Jerry Costanzo (http://www.jerrycostanzo.com) leads his jazz music trio and guest jazz saxophonist Dan Block to light up Feinstein’s Night Club at the Loew’s Regency  (FeinsteinsAtTheRegency.com,  540 Park Avenue at 61st Street, New York City, 212-339-4095) on Wednesday February 15, at 10:30 PM. The jazz music vocalist will be accompanied by Tedd Firth; piano, Jennifer Vincent; bass, Jimmy Madison, drums. “Bringing the American Songbook into the 21st Century” performing classic gems as well as jazz music from his new Daywood Drive CD Can’t We Be Friends? is the singer’s focus. YouTube Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4cJgfsVVzw

Jazz saxophonist, jazz music multi-instrumentalist Dan Block is a graduate of The Julliard School with a master’s degree in clarinet. He performs frequently with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and the New York-based Nighthawks Orchestra led by Vince Giordano. He has played in 30 Broadway shows and on countless film soundtracks, including “The Aviator,” “Toots” and “The Good Shepherd.” On the jazz music front, he has worked with Charles Mingus, Marty Grosz, Richard Wyands, Howard Alden and Joe Cohn, in addition to accompanying Carmen McCrae, Linda Ronstadt, Bobby Short and Michael Feinstein. The jazz saxophonist plays regular gigs with the David Berger Orchestra and has performed as a soloist with the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall. http://danblockmusic.com/live/

Besides leading his own jazz music small groups and big band, jazz vocalist Costanzo is known for working with the top jazz musicians in the music world including Andy Farber, Steve Ash, Tedd Firth, Neal Miner, Dave Glasser, Mike LeDonne, Ralph Lalama, Ben Wolfe, Jimmy Madison, and many others. On March 21: the jazz vocalist will perform with the band from his latest CD Can’t We Be Friends?

Selected press quotes:

“...a cat that knows how to swing it 50s style and could give Steve Tyrell a few pointers on how to sharpen it up to get his groove back. Costanzo and his swinging pals know how to grab the Vegas vibe.... just a good time that doesn’t try to recreate, but exists in its own place bringing some authenticity along for the ride. . “ - Chris Spector, Publisher & Editor.“...not a clone of Cole, Sinatra or any of those icons. His voice is smooth but has a slight gravelly quality. As all great singers do, he tells a story. . . Costanzo wows” - Jazz music critic Walter Kolosky.

Jazz Music Vocalist, Jerry Costanzo
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