Event
17
Jun
2015
Jimmy Calire & The We Aint Dead Yet Band Band 7:30pm $10ad/$15door
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Date/Time
Date(s) - 17/06/2015
7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Categories
Sportsmen’s Tavern & Music Hall
326 Amherst St.
Buffalo NY 14207
Wed. June 17 @ 7:30
Jimmy Calire & The We Ain’t Dead Yet Band Band
featuring
Steve Sadoff, Mike Phelps, Willie Schoellkopf, Ernie Corallo
$10 adv. $15 door
Musician, Composer, Arranger & Teacher, Piano , Hammond B3 , Saxophones
Jimmy Calire has had an extraordinary and versatile career. In the late 60’s he was a member and principal writer of the legendary “Raven” a Buffalo, New York based band that went on to become a favorite of musicians all around the country.
Playing keyboards and saxophone , he toured world wide for several years with the group “America”. Jimmy , his wife Donna and three young sons moved to Ojai, California in the late 70’s.
He studied composition and arranging with his mentor, Leroy Holmes, who was renowned as an arranger for Harry James, Della Reese , and as a founder of Everest Records.
Jimmy has recently worked as musical director for the Ojai Art Center, and has received rave reviews for his work in several productions including “My Fair Lady”,“Guys & Dolls“ , “Big River”,and “Beggars, The Musical” ,which featured his original songs and played to packed houses.
He has served as band leader and arranger for the Bowlful of Blues All Star house band , backing many of the headliners who appear there.
In 2003 Jimmy was named a “Living Treasure” by Ojai Rotary Club
A musician’s musician, Jimmy is at home playing or writing in all styles from tough roadhouse shuffling and Boogie Woogie to string quartets and straight ahead jazz. He is equally at home in piano trios Hammond B3 groups, guitar based blues bands, Orchestra,Big Bands or solo. His unique voice is evident in any setting.
Playing keyboards and saxophone , he toured world wide for several years with the group “America”. Jimmy , his wife Donna and three young sons moved to Ojai, California in the late 70’s.
He studied composition and arranging with his mentor, Leroy Holmes, who was renowned as an arranger for Harry James, Della Reese , and as a founder of Everest Records.
Jimmy has recently worked as musical director for the Ojai Art Center, and has received rave reviews for his work in several productions including “My Fair Lady”,“Guys & Dolls“ , “Big River”,and “Beggars, The Musical” ,which featured his original songs and played to packed houses.
He has served as band leader and arranger for the Bowlful of Blues All Star house band , backing many of the headliners who appear there.
In 2003 Jimmy was named a “Living Treasure” by Ojai Rotary Club
A musician’s musician, Jimmy is at home playing or writing in all styles from tough roadhouse shuffling and Boogie Woogie to string quartets and straight ahead jazz. He is equally at home in piano trios Hammond B3 groups, guitar based blues bands, Orchestra,Big Bands or solo. His unique voice is evident in any setting.
Coming to see the show from out of town? Please visit our friends at the Adams Mark Hotel.
Please call 716-845-5100 to get a special Sportsmen’s Tavern Rate for Concert Series Ticket Holders.
Or try the Best Western on Delaware Avenue
http://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/US/NY/Buffalo-hotels/BEST-WESTERN-On-The-Avenue/Hotel-Overview.do?propertyCode=33035&cm_mmc=PTI-_-local-_-feed-_-33035
716-886-8333
Please Note that the artists have a 3 hour window to complete the show. This does not meant the performance will be 3 hours in length.
