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July 17, 2010 / 8pm
Jazz In July Concert Series
| Dixieland Bash |
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Who's Who on the Trolley…
Bob Leive -Trumpet
Ken Foy - Trombone
Jesse Gelber - Piano
Fred Stoll -Drums
Patti Garham -Vocals
Nick Russo -Guitar, Banjo
Frank Narucki -Woodwinds
Dave Winograd- Tuba
Get on Board with
THE WOOSTER STREET TROLLEY JAZZ BAND
Get ready to hear some joyous jazz - humorous, adventure-some and often irreverent. This band swings hard, but treats ballads
with sensitivity, exhibiting both musical discipline and freedom. The "Trolley" mixes great versatility and .ne musicianship
with wonderful creativity.
The result: A TRULY UNIQUE SOUND!
Louis Armstrong once said, "Ain't no work - them old ones - they play themselves." Certainly, the Trolley adheres to that philosophy. Our approach, however, is not to copy antiquity but to capture that prevalent spirit past and present. Our joy is to present “them oldies” with new perspective and arrangements, while at the same time adding new repertoire that captures our jazz heritage. ENJOY!
The Trolley's approach to jazz is unique. They do not seek to copy the styles of players on the original music. Instead, their emphasis is centered on capturing the "spirit" of the original music and reworking the songs into new arrangements.
The "Trolley" is comprised of an array of musicians hailing from the New York metropolitan area. They have all had extensive playing experience with various venues and styles from classical to jazz. They share one common bond, to work as a unit and play the music they love. That love will lead them through many styles and periods with the result being many outstanding performances you will enjoy!
Exuberant Dixieland Jazz Band that Sings, Swings and Entertains!
Delighting music lovers nearly everywhere since 1972, the Trolley has appeared at Manhattan's Red Blazer, the New Jersey Jazz Society's annual Pee Wee Memorial Stomp in Princeton, the Medford Jazz Jubilee in Oregon and the Cape May Jazz Festival at the Jersey shore. Their unique mixture of music and the upbeat atmosphere that they create make them the perfect entertainment.
| "This is a good stompin' Dixieland band, as well as a tightly organized entertaining unit. I want everyone who loves
traditional jazz to take a ride on the Wooster Street Trolley." - Joe H. Klee, Reviewer for the Mississippi Rag |
Jazz In July 2010
“Jazz in July”, a four concert series, begins Saturday, July 10, 2010 at 8pm at Centenary College in Hackettstown NJ. See Directions.
Tickets
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Single Tickets Piano Extravaganza / Wooster Street Trolley Jazz Band / Five Play Series Pricing |
Tickets can be purchased by calling Centenary Stage Company: 908-979-0900 or CEI: 908-637-6455,
or through the Centenary Stage Company Secure
Online Ticketing System. The Series is not available through the online ticketing except as comment request.
You can also purchase tickets at any of the following locations:
Skylands Community Bank (two locations) • Mama’s & Cafe’ Baci • Hackettstown Floors
Hackettstown Trading Post • Prickly Pear Restaurant • Panther Valley Pharmacy
This concert series
is being sponsored by: and
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| Produced by Coyne Enterprises, Inc. with the cooperation of WRNJ & WNTI Radio and Centenary
Stage Company Jazz in July is a fundraiser for Centenary Stage Company. Thank You for your Support! |
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