New York Swing Bands
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The Smoke Rings evoke the '30's and '40's with their elegant sense of swing, hip arrangements, and, most importantly, love of The American Songbook. The Smoke Rings's style is unique but rooted in the jazz tradition. Gorgeous vocals are enhanced through the subtly swinging accompaniment of Alex Levin on piano and Ben Cliness on upright bass. Upon request, the core trio expands to a quartet ...
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Metropolitan Hot Club is a Gypsy Jazz group that plays Hot Swing of the 30s and 40s. Steeped in the gypsy jazz tradition, the group celebrates the music made popular by legendary guitarist, Django Reinhardt, and jazz violinist, Stephane Grappelli. An impressive repertoire of period music along with newer favorites and a growing body of original compositions makes for an unforgetable listening ...
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Hello, my name is Rick Holland. I have several groups within my company that play anything from Corporate Events,wedding receptions to Jazz Festivals. We play mostly Jazz and Swing, but recently have expanded our 6 and 10 piece bands to include R&B sets for listening and dancing entertainment. I will be including some pictures and tracks within this web-site. The R&B sets are not recorded as o...
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Organized in the mid 70's, the well known 9 to 16 piece BIG BAND SWING MACHINE, has since evolved into the premier big band in the New York area. Having performed at New York's Waldorf Astoria and Plaza Hotels, as well as the Catskill's Concord, Grossinger's, Nevele, Granit, and Kutshers hotels, the orchestra currently travels to cover the complete New York metropolitan area, including Connect...
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the the James L. Dean orchestras consists of a 14 piece big band that performs standard big band repertoire , original jazz charts and special concert programs
such as Count Basie/ Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra etc. For 9 years, the band has performed swing night at the famous Whiskey Cafe in lyndhurst N.J.
the whiskey Cafe is the most successful top club in the metro area.
there is also...
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NYC's hottest swing sensation, Double Down, channels the good old days of popular music; but with a modern twist. From Frank Sinatra, to Bobby Darin, to Sammy Davis Jr, Double Down swings the heck out of everything. Vocalist John Kozan will have you teary eyed, swingin', and rollin' with laughter as this band takes on the songs of yesteryear, with a few surprises along the way. Double Down wil...
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Oh La La! featuring French chanteuse Marie Michèle is the perfect band to serve as either a soothing backdrop for an intimate evening with friends (soft acoustic jazz, chanson française, 30's and 40's swing, bossa-nova ) or a sultry soundtrack of classic Soul and Blues from the 50's and 60's.
Comprised of some of the top jazz and world musicians in the New York and New-England area, Oh La L...
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We're here to offer a refreshing alternative to the standard wedding band with swinging sets of Jazz, Blues, Dixieland, New Orleans Funk and Roots Rock and we're always happy to add a few of your favorites to add to the list. Ted Hefko's New Orleans Band consists of myself on Vocals, Sax & Clarinet and Acoustic Guitar along with electric guitar, upright bass, and drums/vocals with the addition...
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Awarded Best Of 2012, RSVP features top-notch musicianship (Grammy-nominated guitarist) in a variety of configurations to fit virtually any kind of event, providing anything from a duo to 9 pieces, unplugged or electric. RSVP's huge repertoire accommodates a wide variety of preferences and requests, covering many styles and all eras from 50s to present day. Many clips here were recorded live, ...
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The Swooners are a young group of goofy old souls, stuck in modern times and left to deal with this tragedy through playing their music. They effortlessly sneak in their slick originals along with an encyclopedic slew of "blast from the past" covers that span literally every decade of the 20th century and beyond (seriously though, you might hear a song from the 20's and the 80's back to back)....
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