Dizzy’s Club Presents
Second Night of
An Evening of Les Paul and Mary Ford
with Russell Malone and Tammy McCann August 2, 7:30 pm & 9:30 pm
, NYNEW YORK, NY – Russell Malone, world-renowned jazz guitarist, and the dynamic vocalist Tammy McCann have joined forces for a celebration of Les Paul and Mary Ford, the husband/wife superstar duo who performed and recorded together between 1945-1963. Presented in collaboration with the Les Paul Foundation, An Evening of Les Paul and Mary Ford featuring Malone and McCann kicked off August 1 and will wrap up tonight, August 2, 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm, at Dizzy’s Club, 10 Columbus Circle, New York, NY.
While both Paul and Ford sang and played the guitar, Malone will reign on the guitar leaving the vocals to McCann with support from Rick Germanson on piano, Vince Dupont, bass and Neal Smith, drums.
A close friend of Les Paul, Malone approaches the transformative artist’s repertoire with creative reverence, sensitivity and his swinging signature lyricism. Acclaimed Chicago vocalist, who has also made her mark around the world with her new CD, “Do I Move You?” and her rousing tribute concerts to Mahalia Jackson, joins Malone to perform selections from the Les Paul and Mary Ford songbook and other classic favorites.
A close friend of Les Paul, Malone approaches the transformative artist’s repertoire with creative reverence, sensitivity and his swinging signature lyricism. Acclaimed Chicago vocalist, who has also made her mark around the world with her new CD, “Do I Move You?” and her rousing tribute concerts to Mahalia Jackson, joins Malone to perform selections from the Les Paul and Mary Ford songbook and other classic favorites.
The program draws from a variety of Paul/Ford popular tunes including Moonglow, Caravan, That Old Feeling, How High the Moon, Stompin’ at the Savoy, Deed I Doand Am I Blue.
The program draws from a variety of Paul/Ford popular tunes including Moonglow, Caravan, That Old Feeling, How High the Moon, Stompin’ at the Savoy, Deed I Doand Am I Blue.
Find more information visit Tammy McCann’s website.
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