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Katie Bull at Triad Saturday, January 29th 8PM
January 18, 2005
To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected]
SATURDAY JANUARY 29th 8-10pm
Katie Bull featuring
Katie Bull vocals Joe Fonda bass Frank Kimbrough piano Michael Jefry Stevens piano Matt Wilson percussion Martin Wind bass
TRIAD LOCATION: 158 West 72nd between Broadway and Amsterdam ADMISSION AND MINIMUM: $10 admission + 2 Drink Minimum RESERVATION NUMBER: 212-362-2511
Performing music form her forthcoming CD Love Spook....
Free spirited jazz vocalist Katie Bull expands the view of her distinctive talent on Love Spook, her second album for Corn Hill Indie (Street Date March 1, 2005). On her debut release, Conversations With The Jokers, Bull, who shows the tonal and rhythmic influences of musical matriarchs Jay Clayton and Sheila Jordan, exhibited a convincing ability to bring a fresh approach to her interpretations of classic material from the Great American Songbook, leading AllAboutJazz to predict that the young singer, would “be a force to be reckoned with in vocal jazz.
To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected]
SATURDAY JANUARY 29th 8-10pm
Katie Bull featuring
Katie Bull vocals Joe Fonda bass Frank Kimbrough piano Michael Jefry Stevens piano Matt Wilson percussion Martin Wind bass
TRIAD LOCATION: 158 West 72nd between Broadway and Amsterdam ADMISSION AND MINIMUM: $10 admission + 2 Drink Minimum RESERVATION NUMBER: 212-362-2511
Performing music form her forthcoming CD Love Spook....
Free spirited jazz vocalist Katie Bull expands the view of her distinctive talent on Love Spook, her second album for Corn Hill Indie (Street Date March 1, 2005). On her debut release, Conversations With The Jokers, Bull, who shows the tonal and rhythmic influences of musical matriarchs Jay Clayton and Sheila Jordan, exhibited a convincing ability to bring a fresh approach to her interpretations of classic material from the Great American Songbook, leading AllAboutJazz to predict that the young singer, would “be a force to be reckoned with in vocal jazz.
For more information contact All About Jazz.
