Carmen Lundy Celebrates the CD Release of Changes
Two Shows, Friday-7:30 & 9:30 PM / Saturday -8:00 & 10:00 PM
Anthony Wonsey—Piano
Darryl Hall—Bass
Jamison Ross—Drums
and special guest Nolan Shaheed on trumpet
“In a world of pretenders, Carmen Lundy is a genuine Jazz Singer" —The Evening Standard
Carmen Lundy began her professional career as a jazz vocalist and composer when there were very few young, gifted and aspiring jazz vocalists on the horizon. Three decades later, Ms. Lundy is celebrated throughout the world for her vocal artistry and is highly regarded for her jazz innovation. Her contribution of over 60 self-penned compositions now comprises the New Jazz Songbook.
Having recorded over ten albums as a leader, Carmen has also performed and recorded with such musicians as brother and bassist Curtis Lundy, Ray Barretto, Kenny Barron, Bruce Hornsby, Mulgrew Miller, Terri Lyne Carrington, Kip Hanrahan, Courtney Pine, Roy Hargrove, Jimmy Cobb, Ron Carter, Marian McPartland, Regina Carter, Steve Turre, Geri Allen, Robert Glasper and the late Kenny Kirkland. Ms. Lundy's 2005 release, the critically acclaimed “Jazz and The New Songbook-Live at The Madrid," features some of the jazz world's best known musicians paying tribute to Ms. Lundy. Carmen Lundy's work as a vocalist and composer has been critically acclaimed by The New York Times, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, as well as numerous foreign publications. As a composer, Ms. Lundy's catalogue numbers over sixty published songs, one of the few jazz vocalists in history to accomplish such a distinction, and has led to the first publication of the Carmen Lundy Songbook (2007).
Her songs have been recorded by such artists as Kenny Barron ("Quiet Times"), Ernie Watts ("At The End Of My Rope"), and Straight Ahead ("Never Gonna Let You Go"). Of course, her songs can also be found on her own recordings “Good Morning Kiss" (CLR/Afrasia Productions), “Moment To Moment" (Arabesque/Afrasia Productions), “Night And Day" (CBS/SONY), “Old Devil Moon" (JVC), “Self Portrait" (JVC), “Something To Believe In" and “This Is Carmen Lundy" (both for Justin Time), “Jazz and The New Songbook—Live at The Madrid" (2-disc set and DVD, Afrasia Productions), and her latest releases “Come Home" and “Solamente" (Afrasia Productions).
There is a minimum $15 per person food or beverage policy that applies beyond the purchase of this ticket.
Two Shows, Friday-7:30 & 9:30 PM / Saturday -8:00 & 10:00 PM
Anthony Wonsey—Piano
Darryl Hall—Bass
Jamison Ross—Drums
and special guest Nolan Shaheed on trumpet
“In a world of pretenders, Carmen Lundy is a genuine Jazz Singer" —The Evening Standard
Carmen Lundy began her professional career as a jazz vocalist and composer when there were very few young, gifted and aspiring jazz vocalists on the horizon. Three decades later, Ms. Lundy is celebrated throughout the world for her vocal artistry and is highly regarded for her jazz innovation. Her contribution of over 60 self-penned compositions now comprises the New Jazz Songbook.
Having recorded over ten albums as a leader, Carmen has also performed and recorded with such musicians as brother and bassist Curtis Lundy, Ray Barretto, Kenny Barron, Bruce Hornsby, Mulgrew Miller, Terri Lyne Carrington, Kip Hanrahan, Courtney Pine, Roy Hargrove, Jimmy Cobb, Ron Carter, Marian McPartland, Regina Carter, Steve Turre, Geri Allen, Robert Glasper and the late Kenny Kirkland. Ms. Lundy's 2005 release, the critically acclaimed “Jazz and The New Songbook-Live at The Madrid," features some of the jazz world's best known musicians paying tribute to Ms. Lundy. Carmen Lundy's work as a vocalist and composer has been critically acclaimed by The New York Times, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, as well as numerous foreign publications. As a composer, Ms. Lundy's catalogue numbers over sixty published songs, one of the few jazz vocalists in history to accomplish such a distinction, and has led to the first publication of the Carmen Lundy Songbook (2007).
Her songs have been recorded by such artists as Kenny Barron ("Quiet Times"), Ernie Watts ("At The End Of My Rope"), and Straight Ahead ("Never Gonna Let You Go"). Of course, her songs can also be found on her own recordings “Good Morning Kiss" (CLR/Afrasia Productions), “Moment To Moment" (Arabesque/Afrasia Productions), “Night And Day" (CBS/SONY), “Old Devil Moon" (JVC), “Self Portrait" (JVC), “Something To Believe In" and “This Is Carmen Lundy" (both for Justin Time), “Jazz and The New Songbook—Live at The Madrid" (2-disc set and DVD, Afrasia Productions), and her latest releases “Come Home" and “Solamente" (Afrasia Productions).
There is a minimum $15 per person food or beverage policy that applies beyond the purchase of this ticket.
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