Washington, DC: Jazz sensation, Saxophonist, Delton Walker, takes center stage at the Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22nd Street, NY, NY, on Friday, December 21, 2012, for a one night only performance. Joining Delton will be Jon Mernyk, Adrian Fields, Greg Taylor, James Collins, and special guests, Danie Ocean, and American Idol contestant, JCurtis.
Delton’s music is immeasurable as it fully embodies the depth of his listeners’ souls. His highly acclaimed CD, “Back In Your Arms Again” is nestled in an elite class. On April 15, 2011, Delton was informed by Astronaut Ron Garan that his CD was taken into space aboard the Soyuz Space Shuttle Mission.
“Delton Walker represents what I believe to be the future of Smooth Jazz. His ability to create a strong, yet intimate project is representative of his vision and work ethic..." —Walter Beasley, Contemporary Jazz Recording Artist
“Delton has a smooth, comforting and melodious style and sound which can cross over to all genres of music. I believe Delton has made it in with some of our smooth jazz greats such as, Najee, Brian Savage, Pamela Williams and Kirk Whalum! ” —Pamela Black, KUNV 91.5
“I’ve been listening to your music up here and I love it. Keep up the great work." —Ron Garan, Astronaut
Delton’s music is immeasurable as it fully embodies the depth of his listeners’ souls. His highly acclaimed CD, “Back In Your Arms Again” is nestled in an elite class. On April 15, 2011, Delton was informed by Astronaut Ron Garan that his CD was taken into space aboard the Soyuz Space Shuttle Mission.
“Delton Walker represents what I believe to be the future of Smooth Jazz. His ability to create a strong, yet intimate project is representative of his vision and work ethic..." —Walter Beasley, Contemporary Jazz Recording Artist
“Delton has a smooth, comforting and melodious style and sound which can cross over to all genres of music. I believe Delton has made it in with some of our smooth jazz greats such as, Najee, Brian Savage, Pamela Williams and Kirk Whalum! ” —Pamela Black, KUNV 91.5
“I’ve been listening to your music up here and I love it. Keep up the great work." —Ron Garan, Astronaut
