A musical journey through the streets of New York landing at addresses
where music history was made. We make a stop at Tin Pan Alley (28th Street/Fifth Ave.) where The Great American Songbook was born and continue to
The Dakota Building by Central Park (1W/72nd street) where John Lennon
spent his last years. We get on board the A-train where Duke Ellington found his inspiration to one of his most famous jazz tunes and then we continue travelling
to 107th street in Queens where Louis Armstrong lived most of his life and then lastly touching down at Apollo Theatre (253W/125th street) in Harlem.
The Streets of New York is a collaboration with Swedish/American jazz vocalist
Mary Nelson and The Velocity Duo from New York with Lauren Lee on vocals and
piano and Charley Sabatino on bass.
The music from the project is a selection of pop and jazz songs in new
and personal arrangements.
Mary Nelson-vocals
Lauren Lee-piano and vocals
Charley Sabatino-bass
The "The Streets of New York" project is born.
Rehearsals in New York early October and then a small Sweden tour in mid October.
Jazz at Tryckeriet presents "The Streets of New York" with Mary Nelson-vocals, Lauren Lee-vocals and piano, Charley Sabatino-bass.
Mary Nelson-vocals
Lauren Lee-piano and vocals
Charley Sabatino-bass
"The Streets of New York" at Katalin Jazz Club in Uppsala.
Mary Nelson-vocals, Lauren Lee-vocals and piano, Charley Sabatino-bass
Mary Nelson-vocals
Lauren Lee-piano and vocals
Charley Sabatino-bass