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JON REGEN Live at the Jazz Standard NYC Monday August 16, 2004

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** JON REGEN LIVE AT THE JAZZ STANDARD NYC MONDAY AUGUST 16 **


Singer, Songwriter and Piano Player Jon Regen, currently touring in-support of the critically-acclaimed EP 'ALMOST HOME,' brings his dynamic band and live show to NYC's famed JAZZ STANDARD on Monday August 16, 2004. Sets for this One-Night Only Performance will be at 7:30 and 9:30 PM.

In under a decade, Regen has built a distinguished career, working with celebrated artists such as Jimmy Scott, James Carrington and Kyle Eastwood. In the tradition of songsmiths like Billy Joel and Sting, Regen's new disc 'ALMOST HOME' showcases original songs of unparalleled depth and emotion.

With an electrifying new band featuring bass wunderkind Jonathan Sanborn, (son of legendary saxophonist David Sanborn), and powerful drummer Eric Addeo, Jon Regen's 'ALMOST HOME' Tour has been captivating audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.

The Jazz Standard is located at 116 East 27th Street in NYC. Call 212-576-2232 for reservations.



What People Are Saying About 'ALMOST HOME'


Regen takes cues from forebears like Randy Newman...both in the sardonic bent of songs like the wry “Only My Credit Card Remembers Where I've Been" and the laconically elegant tenor of “Hold Out Your Heart..." He got a lot of mileage out of clever phrasing, blurring the lines of measures on the “What Am I Supposed to Do From Here," a vaguely Norah Jones-styled amble that proved to be the most overtly jazzy tune of the evening.

DAVID SPRAGUE
VARIETY


Regen's voice might carry him a long, long way.


ROB CLINE
ALLABOUTJAZZ.COM


Jazz pianist/singer Jon Regen takes a left turn into pop with his latest disk Almost Home. Staying within the confines of a piano trio is a wise move; it not only provides a link to his previous work, but keeps the melodies from riding the triple-A line too closely. It also keeps him from sounding too much like other piano pop icons; without the full-on production of a Bruce Hornsby, Elton John or Billy Joel, Regen

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