Chris Bergson Band - Heavenly Grass, Live at Jazz Standard, NYC

The Chris Bergson Band performs "Heavenly Grass" - Live at Jazz Standard, NYC, June 26, 2013
Words by Tennessee Williams (G. Schirmer, Inc.) & Music by Chris Bergson (CB Band Music - ASCAP)
Chris Bergson Band ~ Live at Jazz Standard
2 Shirts Records
Release Date: February 4, 2014
Available on iTunes, Amazon.com & CD Baby.com
Chris Bergson - guitar, vocals
Craig Dreyer - organ, wurlitzer
Matt Clohesy - bass
Tony Leone - drums, backing vocals
Recorded Live at Jazz Standard, NYC - June 25 & 26, 2013
Recorded and Mixed by Roman Klun
Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound
For more info, please visit: www.chrisbergson.com and www.innsbruckrecords.com/thear...
Live at Jazz Standard, the highly anticipated release from the Chris Bergson Band, was recorded live over two nights at NYC's Jazz Standard in June 2013.
The fifteen song CD contains eight brand new original songs from New York guitarist/singer Chris Bergson "...one of the most inventive songwriters in modern blues music." (All Music Guide) as well as new arrangements of five older originals from the band's back catalog. The album captures all the intensity, sweat and soul of a typical club set from the Chris Bergson Band featuring organist Craig Dreyer (Dispatch), first-call NY bassist Matt Clohesy and drummer Tony Leone (Phil Lesh and Friends).
Special guests include soul singer Ellis Hooks and a three piece horn section featuring baritone saxophonist Ian Hendrickson-Smith (Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings), tenor saxophonist David Luther (Bettye LaVette) and Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Freddie Hendrix performing horn arrangements by Jay Collins (Gregg Allman).
Jazz Standard has been a musical home for the Chris Bergson Band for the past ten years and provided an ideal venue for their first live record. The album was recorded and co-produced by award-winning producer/engineer Roman Klun whose credits include albums by the Spin Doctors, Joan Osborne and the Holmes Brothers.

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