
Calling all car lovers
A Syracuse Nationals preview (from the Holiday Inn Electronics Parkway).

‘Cuse Car: 1950 Chevy

Always bet on black: 1953 Caddy from Canada.
Calling all car lovers
A Syracuse Nationals preview (from the Holiday Inn Electronics Parkway).
‘Cuse Car: 1950 Chevy
Always bet on black: 1953 Caddy from Canada.
Bike Lane, University Avenue
Raul Midon at the 2014 Syracuse Jazz Festival
We are starting our 2015 wish list early.
Hopefully singer,songwriter and composer Raul Midon gets invited back to Syracuse soon. He put on a great show Saturday as a soulful one-man sound machine, but we think to fully appreciate the complexities of his talents and the nuance of his genius, he should to be featured in the Legends of Jazz Series at OCC.
In case you missed it…Trombone Shorty nearly blew a hole in the ozone layer above Onondaga Hill.
His marathon performance on Friday at Syracuse Jazz Fest capped off a mini-tribute to New Orleans. If you closed your eyes, you could feel yourself walking along Bourbon Street, and if you listened close, you could almost taste the gumbo cooking in the kitchen.
Fantine Pritoula joined Igor Butman for a songs.
Here are some photos from Day 2 of the Syracuse Jazz Festival. Saturday started with local singer Nick Ziobro (Manlius) and ended with guitar legend B.B. King. In between, we got a chance to check out Raul Midon, the human mix machine and Igor Butman & The Moscow State Jazz Orchestra did a tune up before Igor Butman” their Monday performance at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Nick Ziobro conducted a post performance interview.
Igor Butman: Muscovite invaded the ‘Cuse with his Orchestra.
Experiencing Raul: Midon worked the piano, guitar and bongos, scatted and sang during his set.
From DJ to BB: Former blues boy from Beale St. now a King for life
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