Posts Tagged ‘Joe Carello’
A Great Day in Midtown
Monday, July 1st, 2019All Them Jazz Kids (Bands we look forward to seeing)
Wednesday, June 26th, 2019That’s What Friends are For
Friday, January 8th, 2016Return of Good Time Jimmy
Sunday, September 20th, 2015After missing yesterday’s show due to travel, Jimmy Cavallo said maybe this won’t be his last performance at the Italian Festival. Essentially he didn’t rule out a comeback. What he did do however, during his two-hour make-up performance, was shake, rattle and roar on the Washington Street stage. He also shared the stage with local musicians Joe Carello and Nancy Kelly.
Just in case you missed him, you have one more chance to catch Jimmy in the area because he plays the Polish American Club tomorrow.
Jazz Unlimited
Saturday, January 10th, 2015What a way to kick-off 2015’s music season.
Last night’s Jazz at Sitrus event was filled to the brim (restaurant and bar) to take in the musical experience that is Nancy Kelly. Kelly was backed by the usual suspects: Losito (organ), Kelley (drums) and Carello (sax). If this is any indication, the January Jazzfest should be massive. Kelly will be a featured artist at that event, which will be held January 25 in Baldwinsville.
Arts Week (kick-off)
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2014Here’s a video of the Stan Colella All Star Band (students) playing yesterday under the direction of Joe Carello.
Groove Collective, a roll call
Sunday, January 26th, 2014Here’s a short list of musicians we saw in the audience during a few of the performances at the January Jazz Fest: JT Hall, John Dancks, George Feltman, John Spillett, Kirsten Tegtmeyer, Jeff Stockham, John Michael Heagerty (aka Tots), TK Howard, Tom Witkowski, Phil Flanagan, Dave Solazzo, Joe Carello and many more. Great to see musicians support each other at the Mohegan Manor, which we didn’t know was designed by Ward Wellington Ward.
And we can’t forget to give a shout out to graceful CNY dancers such as Mike Colabufo and Margaret Luttinger, who were also in attendance.
Scholastic Saturday (continued)
Monday, October 22nd, 2012Sophisticated Lady
Monday, February 14th, 2011Singer and Newark (aka Brick City)-native Antoinette Montague returned to Syracuse for this year’s Central New York Jazz Arts Foundation Black History Month Cabaret. Montague’s range includes jazz, blues and gospel. She sang several standards and also interpreted “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” but really moved the crowd with “Miss Celie’s Blues (Sister).”
The show hit a cresendo when Montague was joined on stage by wealth management professional Vicki Brackens for a duet. Brackens was this year’s Cabaret sponsor.
Montague was accompanied by Joe Carello (sax), Rick Montalbano (keys), Larry Luttinger (drums) and Darryl Pugh (bass). She closed the show with “When The Saints Go Marchin In.”