Tim Siciliano Guitar and Kim Clarke on Bass Live @ Las Margaritas and Pappazios

Tim Siciliano on Guitar and Kim Clarke on Bass

Subway directions:

Las Margaritas is located in the heart of the Astoria section of Queens. It is a bright, intimate setting which features Mexican Artifacts and the work of local artists. Fine Mexican Cuisine.
Directions:R or V train to Steinway-Broadway Exit and walk 1 block west to 38th St.
Or take the N train to Broadway and walk east to 38th.
Restaurant is on the northeastern corner of 38th and Broadway.

Pappazios is located on Bell Blvd at the junction of 40th Ave in Bayside. This is a busy neighborhood and parking is challenging but the food is worth the hassle. Singers jam @ 10 PM with hostess Dale Gordon! MAP LINK

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Guitarist Tim Siciliano has been a fixture on the New York Jazz scene since the 1980s. Tim is noted for his unique ability to interpret modern jazz compositions. His clear articulation, phrasing and sound are second to none. He is also a composer of note, an educator, as well as the owner of SRT Studios from whence many great jazz recordings have emanated over the past 15 years. Tim has worked as a sideman with, among others, Stan Getz, Joe Henderson and Rene McLean. He has a well-remembered duo with the late virtuoso guitarist Emily Remler.

Acoustic bassist Kim Clarke traveled most notably with the late Joe Henderson Quartet (1986-7) throughout Europe. Internationally she is noted as “at home in the Ron Carter School of HardBop," “a dynamic woman in jazz who supported the intense rhythm of the Henderson group with unsuspected vitality and melodic solo passages.." Over the years Kim has also toured with international artists such as: George Gruntz, Annie Whitehead, Marilyn Mazur, and Ursula Dudziak. Her experiences include tours with the National Black Theatre, Yusef Lateef Quartet, Teri Thornton Trio, Bertha Hope Trio, Robert Palmer, Kit McClure Big Band, Defunkt, Rachel Z Trio, Bigfood, Wallace Roney and Cindy Blackman Quartet, Oliver Lake and Jump Up, James Blood Ulmer Experience, Jack McDuff Quartet, Rodney Kendricks Quartet and Jazzberry Jam.