I’ll be back at Villain & Saint, 7141 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Md., on Sunday, March 10, 3 to 6 p.m. Joining me there will be the fabulous Harry Appelman on keyboards and Percy White on bass.
To get a hint of what you’ll hear, click here to listen to my recordings and here to watch my videos.
At Villain & Saint there will be a $10 cover charge. You can pay there or get your tickets in advance by clicking here.
See you on March 10?
Jeff
I mentioned in my last post here that I’ll be at Mr. Henry’s, 601 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington, D.C., Saturday, July 7, from 8 to 11 p.m., pianist Harry Appelman, Percy White on bass, and Ele Rubenstein on drums.
And I’ve just booked Sunday, July 22, 8 to 10:30 p.m., to play at at Villain & Saint, 7141 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Md.
I can hope you make both dates, and I’d certainly settle for your coming to one. For a hint of what you’ll hear, click here to listen to my recordings and here to watch my videos.
At Mr. Henry’s there is a $15 food and beverage minimum per person (a bargain!). Doors open at 6 p.m. for guests who are interested in the jazz dinner menu (prepared by Chef Thomas Bach). Mr. Henry’s strongly encourages you to make reservations to get a preferred table. To make a reservation click here or here.
At Villain & Saint there will be a $10 cover charge. You can pay at the door or get your tickets in advance by clicking here.
See you on July 7 and/or 22?
Jeff Weintraub
Please join me for my next performance on Sunday, January 21, 4 to 6 p.m., at Villain & Saint, 7141 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Md. With me will an all-star group: pianist Harry Appelman, Percy White on bass, George Oakley on reeds and flute, and Jack Kilby on drums.
For a hint of what you’ll hear, click here to listen to my recordings and here to watch my videos.
Please stop by.
Jeff Weintraub
Here’s the news about two upcoming gigs: one on Sunday, October 22, 4 to 6 p.m., at Villain & Saint in Bethesda; and another on Saturday, November 25, from 8 to 11 p.m., at Mr. Henry’s (Thanksgiving weekend!).
Joining me at Villain & Saint will be With me will be pianist Jim Levy, Percy White on bass, and drummer Ele Rubenstein. Jim and Ele will be with me again at Mr. Henry’s, along with Ethan Foote on bass.
Villain & Saint, which describes itself as “a Haight-Ashbury-inspired rock ‘n’ roll music hall,” which obviously has room for the eclectic mix of standard and not-so-standard jazz tunes we’ll be playing. The Villain & Saint kitchen offers “classic bar-fare of hamburgers, loaded nachos, chicken wings and quesadillas and “a standout selection of premium whiskies and bourbons, American beers, and a slew of signature cocktails.” Perfect for a Sunday afternoon.
I told my wife that I didn’t think this gig would compete with a big, exciting event her organization, Yachad, is having a week later in D.C. So prove me right, and please consider going to both.
Mr. Henry’s is a hopping presence on Capitol Hill, and we’ll be playing in the upstairs performing space. There is a $15 food and beverage minimum per person. Doors open at 6 p.m. for guests who are interested in the jazz dinner menu (prepared by Chef Thomas Bach). Mr. Henry’s strongly encourages you to make reservations to get a preferred table. To make a reservation go to http://www.mrhenrysdc.com/live-music or http://www.mrhenrysdc.com/
For a hint of what you’ll hear, click here to listen to my recordings and here to watch my videos.
I hope you can join me for one of both of these shows.
Jeff Weintraub
I hope you can join me for two upcoming gigs: one on Friday, July 21, from 8 to 11 p.m., at Mr. Henry’s, 601 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington, D.C., the Capitol Hill pub and restaurant that has long been a spot for great jazz and other music; and on Sunday, August 13, 4 to 6 p.m. at Villain & Saint, 7141 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Md.
Joining me at Mr. Henry’s will be Wayne Wilentz on piano and Scott Giambusso, two of the Washington area’s busiest and most accomplished jazz musicians. At Villain & Saint, pianist Jim Levy will join me and Scott, with Ele Rubenstein on drums. Don’t miss these guys.
Mr. Henry’s is a hopping presence on Capitol Hill, and we’ll be playing in the upstairs performing space. There is a $15 food and beverage minimum per person. Doors open at 6 p.m. for guests who are interested in the jazz dinner menu (prepared by Chef Thomas Bach). For that, Mr. Henry’s strongly encourages you to make reservations to get a preferred table. To make a reservation go to http://www.mrhenrysdc.com/live-music or http://www.mrhenrysdc.com/
Villain & Saint, which describes itself as “a Haight-Ashbury-inspired rock ‘n’ roll music hall,” which obviously has room for the eclectic mix of standard and not-so-standard jazz tunes we’ll be playing. The Villain & Saint kitchen offers “classic bar-fare of hamburgers, loaded nachos, chicken wings and quesadillas and “a standout selection of premium whiskies and bourbons, American beers, and a slew of signature cocktails.” Perfect for a Sunday afternoon in April.
For a hint of what you’ll hear, click here to listen to my recordings and here to watch my videos.
I hope you can join me for one of both of these shows.
Jeff Weintraub
I’m thankful to Jamekaa Flowers for taking photos at my April 2 show at Villain & Saint in Bethesda with Harry Appelman (piano), Percy White (bass) and George Oakley (reeds and woodwinds). Here, below are a few shots. If you’re interested, there’s more in the gallery section of this website.
