The Cuban Revolution Soul/Jazz Series is back, which means another great lineup of modern jazz musicians back in Providence, and another round of free music to enjoy! This months events:
Friday September 10, 8PM
Eric Bloom: Eric Bloom is a trumpet player who has been playing professionally since he was 15. Most recently, Eric has been touring with Diane Birch, a highly acclaimed singer-songwriter who released her first album in 2009 on S-Curve records. In the last year, Eric has done several headlining tours with DB in the US, Japan, and Europe. In addition, he has done a couple of month-long tours as the support band for such artists like British pop sensation James Morrison, US singer Mat Kearny, and Nick Jonas. The Diane Birch band has been featured on several late-night national T.V. shows including the Craig Ferguson Show, the Carson Daly Show, Jimmy Kimmel Show, the David Letterman Show, and the Conan O’Brian Show. You can now hear Eric singing, playing trumpet, and percussion with DB on the “Diane Birch iTunes Session” cd, now available on iTunes. http://ericbloommusic.com
Saturday September 11, 8PM
Mike Rollins & Co is a project that is making a splash into the New England area playing a mix of jazz, neo-soul, R&B, hip hop, rock, reggae and african dance. http://www.myspace.com/mikerollins2
Friday September 17, 8PM
Elan Trotman: One of the most exciting up-and-comers among a new generation of saxophonists, Elan Trotman has emerged as an exhilarating force in the world of contemporary jazz. As a composer, performer, teacher and recording artist, Elan excels in every setting. Elan has been the recipient of the award for Best Jazz Male at the New England Urban Music Awards and was nominated for a Boston Music Award in Jazz. His playing, though inspired by Arturo Tappin, Grover Washington Jr and Kirk Whalum, features his own tone and fresh ideas. Both inspiring and impressive, Elan’s music is never predictable. http://elantrotman.com
Saturday September 18, 8PM
The Lance Martin Band: The LMB has been together in Boston since 1982. The combination of jazz, funk & gospel is called Physical Jazz, which is the title of lance's latest CD. The music and the flute performances will hopefully dispel any preconceived notion on how a jazz flute should sound. http://www.lanceamartin.com/
Friday September 24, 8PM
Chifferobe Presents The Tropicale: Tribute to Carmen Miranda (Doors at 9PM, Show at 10PM, $15 at door/$10 in vintage 1930’s/1940’s clothing)
Friday September 25, 8PM
Paul “Sweet P” Williams: Paul Alexander Williams (AKA Sweet P) was born and raised in Providence, Rhode Island. He started gigging in local bars and night clubs at the age of 19. By the age of 23, he had played guitar in the nine piece show band- "Pain & Pure Pleasure"; and he had served an apprenticeship in "Brotherhood", -a jazz quartet that featured band leader Richard Lee on the B3 organ and vocalist Candy Brown. With a love and natural feel for many genres, Sweet P is a versatile performer, available for clubs, private parties, corporate functions, bringing professionalism and experience to every playing situation. http://www.sweetpguitar.com
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