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Jazz in the Neighborhood: Tammi Brown sings Lost American JazzBook User Submitted

When: Wed., May 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-737-5486
Email: info@jazzintheneighborhood.org
Price: $20 general / $10 full-time students
jazzintheneighborhood.org/lost-american-jazzbook
Lost American JazzBook is a new set of works composed by Albert Greenberg with Dan Zemelman. They sound like the standards we know and love but are a truly unique take on what makes the American Songbook great. Songs from Volume II, entitled The Sacred and the Swank, will be featured in a performance by Tammi Brown, an extraordinary vocal artist who has sung with everyone from Quincy Jones to Stanley Jordan. Backing her will be Dan Zemelman, piano; Sheldon Brown, reeds; Joseph Hébert, cello; Dan Robbins, bass; Alan Hall, drums.

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