Almost when we weren't paying attention (so to speak), the newly minted "Shore Jazz (instrumental) Trio" began to hit stride. Coinciding with John Ewart pushing out on his clarinet (in addition to his alto and tenor sax), "Shore Jazz" has attracted new fans, virtually every week. Both at Beseme', in Lewes DE, on Saturday nights, and (our new venue) The Big Pickle Food Bar, in St Michaels, MD, on Fridays, regulars return, and unsuspecting newcomers are drawn in. The vibe is distinct at each venue, which makes it fun. Now, a potential next level thing, as we have booked a show at the Night Cat in Easton, MD on December 2nd, with a new CD release in progress. Follow Shore Jazz on Facebook, and we'll see where it all takes us.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
A New Steady for Shore Jazz, and more
Almost when we weren't paying attention (so to speak), the newly minted "Shore Jazz (instrumental) Trio" began to hit stride. Coinciding with John Ewart pushing out on his clarinet (in addition to his alto and tenor sax), "Shore Jazz" has attracted new fans, virtually every week. Both at Beseme', in Lewes DE, on Saturday nights, and (our new venue) The Big Pickle Food Bar, in St Michaels, MD, on Fridays, regulars return, and unsuspecting newcomers are drawn in. The vibe is distinct at each venue, which makes it fun. Now, a potential next level thing, as we have booked a show at the Night Cat in Easton, MD on December 2nd, with a new CD release in progress. Follow Shore Jazz on Facebook, and we'll see where it all takes us.
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