"The Essential Jazz Tribute" featuring In Concert Patrizia The Sultry Lady Of Jazz and Her 4 Outstanding Sidemen

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Accompanied by four of her outstanding sidemen Patrizia, jazz vocalist, composer, and recording artist, dubbed The Sultry Lady Of Jazz by her fans, always exploring and seeking to expand her creative horizons, back by popular demand, Patrizia will once again take the stage at Tango Del Rey in Pacific Beach, California Friday November 9, 2012 at 8:00pm. Tango Del Rey is pattened after the clubs in New York, LA & San Francisco and has a comfortable inviting ambiance complete with professional lighting and sound and movie palace architecture. They showcase their artists in a unique and intimate setting in the tradion of the cabarets and nightclubs popular in the 1920's -1960's

Patrizia wears the hat of musical and artistic director superbly always displaying her outstanding musical creativity. To date she has created 3 such Concert Performances the first being "A Jazz Story", Her most recent offering was in September of this year "When Tonight Is Just A Memory, " she got 3 standing ovations for this concert the crowd didn't want to leave.

This time around Patrizia will be presenting
"THE ESSENTIAL JAZZ TRIBUTE" which will be a blast from the past, her repretoire featuring the songs you know and love, swing, ballads and blues compositions. Music and lyrics from great composers, some selections previously recorded by Patrizia on her latest cd "ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE" and some compositions that are slated for future recordings.
This concert is a special tribute to and for her fans featuring the songs they love hearing her sing and the songs they have requested she sing. So with Patrizia on vocals, Dave Kinkaid/piano, Speedy Beers/guitar, Tim Miller/bass and Danny King/drums. Known for her heartfelt renditions of jazz and blues ballads she is sure to pull out all the stops, ballads so beautifully done she will bring tears to your eyes.
This is sure to be an excellent Concert, One not to be missed.

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