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Fri, April 25
Nothing But the Saxes - A Smooth Factor Experience
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DEE LUCAS
Atlanta-based contemporary jazz saxophonist has been consistently expanding his fan base since the release of his well-received 2004 debut solo CD 'Remembrance' which was a tribute to the late legendary saxophonist George Howard in addition to his 2007 sophomore sensation 'Something To Ride 2' and 2010 release of ‘Standing Room Only’. Dee Lucas further develops his own distinctive style by bringing more of an aggressive sound to the soprano sax on top of his smooth compositions that is more than just pleasing to the ear. In addition to his compilation CD 'Rebirth of the Smooth', Dee is scheduled to release his 5th CD in April 2014 just in time to give the audience a dose of latest offering titled 'The Smooth Factor'.
TONY EXUM JR.
Colorado Springs-based Tony Exum, Jr. brings to mind the soulfulness of a David Sanborn, the sultry sounds of the late, great Grover Washington Jr. and silky smoothness of the late George Howard. Tony brings to the table two incredible national recordings titled 'Finally' and 'The One'.
Atlanta-based contemporary jazz saxophonist has been consistently expanding his fan base since the release of his well-received 2004 debut solo CD 'Remembrance' which was a tribute to the late legendary saxophonist George Howard in addition to his 2007 sophomore sensation 'Something To Ride 2' and 2010 release of ‘Standing Room Only’. Dee Lucas further develops his own distinctive style by bringing more of an aggressive sound to the soprano sax on top of his smooth compositions that is more than just pleasing to the ear. In addition to his compilation CD 'Rebirth of the Smooth', Dee is scheduled to release his 5th CD in April 2014 just in time to give the audience a dose of latest offering titled 'The Smooth Factor'.
TONY EXUM JR.
Colorado Springs-based Tony Exum, Jr. brings to mind the soulfulness of a David Sanborn, the sultry sounds of the late, great Grover Washington Jr. and silky smoothness of the late George Howard. Tony brings to the table two incredible national recordings titled 'Finally' and 'The One'.