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Jazz 03 August, 2012

Jambalaya Brass Band To Perform At The 'Brooklyn Brass Clash' At Brooklyn Bowl

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Jambalaya Brass Band To Perform At The 'Brooklyn Brass Clash' At Brooklyn Bowl
New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Redwood Entertainment) Jambalaya Brass Band will be performing in support of their hit CD release It's a Jungle Out There in the second round, "Midway to Mardi Gras,"of Brooklyn Bowl's "Brooklyn Brass Clash" on Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at 9:30 PM.

At Brooklyn Bowl, along with tunes from their successful CD It's a Jungle Out There, Jambalaya Brass Band will be performing other original and traditional favorites. The band's foundation will be provided by Dorian Parreot on Tuba, Washington Duke on Snare Drum, and Chauncey Yearwood on Bass Drum—and this rhythm section cooks on high octane, so be sure to wear your dancing shoes! Filling out this tasty gumbo and adding the spice on top will be the trombone of Curtis Fowlkes, the trumpet of Shawn Edmonds, and the tenor sax of leader and founder Ric Frank, an alumnus of the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

"Jambalaya could stand side-by-side with . . . any New Orleans brass band in terms of sheer exuberance and energy . . . a party from start to finish."—Henry Smith for All About Jazz

The Jambalaya Brass Band is a group of seasoned musical pros from a variety of impressive previous musical settings as diverse as the Duke Ellington Orchestra to the Lounge Lizards, yet they have a knack for integrating these disparate musical experiences into one dynamic setting. They embody the history of the best American music of the last hundred years while at the same time suggesting a prescient trajectory of America's musical future. Some of the Band's arrangements are traditional, and many are original and innovative while the playing is precise and spontaneous at the same time, yet all is conceived with imagination and wit. After-all, this is New Orleans party music and Jambalaya Brass Band is a joyous and exuberant musical celebration as they have proven on many occasions. From the Warner Bros. film Where the Wild Things Are, to the Britney Spears Super Bowl Party in New York City at Planet Hollywood, to the half-time Mardi Gras show for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden this group of talented musical revelers has literally made the party.

It's a Jungle Out There is a rollicking musical journey and a great celebration of American music while at the same time an appetizing preview of what this group is capable of live. Putting on It's a Jungle Out There at a party is a sure bet, but seeing these talented players live really brings the party directly home to you.

Show Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM, Jambalaya Brass Band at 9:30 PM
Admission: $5 or FREE with an RSVP at https://ymlp.com/xgejuhewgmgeu
Location: Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11211, (718) 963-3369, https://www.brooklynbowl.com/event/121059/

For more info about the Jambalaya Brass Band visit them at: www.jambalayabrassband.com






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