“A marvelous outing of great musicians, not afraid to display the elements of this music that made people love jazz in the first place!” —Mike Longo

Christian Fabian plays with Mike Longo’s New York State of the Art Jazz Ensemble in New York City, was a Jazz Ambassador for the US State Department, with his band The Native Jazz Quartet, and his duo with ukelele player Herb Otha produced. He is an award-winning composer and arranger, has released 8 CDs as a leader, and has collaborated on many more. He is a student of Ron Carter.

Paul Meyers, one of the most eloquent jazz guitarists since Kenny Burrell (James Gavin, New York Times) has played with Ron Carter, Ray Drummond, Eliane Elias, Eddie Gomez, Wynton Marsalis, Annie Ross and many, many more. He’s toured with Jon Hendricks (1993 to present) and Andy Bey (1997—2008), played all the major jazz clubs in New York (notably as featured solo guitarist, Rainbow Room Bar) and made eight critically-acclaimed CDs. As a sideman, Paul performed in New York and Tokyo with the Pablo Zeigler, and played at the Tokyo Blue Note with vocalist Karrin Allison. He was featured on Deodato’s soundtrack for the film Bossa Nova.

Pianist and award-winning composer Matt King toured extensively with jazz guitarist Chuck Loeb, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and recorded and performed with vocalist Phoebe Snow, blues legend Earl King, and leading jazz artists such as Chris Potter, Rufus Reid, Joe Lovano, Vic Juris, and Dave Stryker. Matt has performed with four symphony orchestras in the United States, appeared on The Today Show and Good Morning America, and at Holland’s North Sea Jazz Festival, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and NJ’s Liberty Jazz Fest. Matt won the Great American Jazz Piano Competition in 2000.

No music charge, $25 food & drink minimum per person. Reservations recommended