Eli And The Hot Six at Primavera Ristorante

Eli and The Hot Six play Hot jazz by top Boston masters, including Bob Winter, Bo Winiker, Phil Person and Eli Newberger. The group’s approach honors the New Orleans tradition of ensemble improvising while featuring the solo brilliance of its distinctive, contemporary musical personalities.
Eli Newberger is classically trained at Juilliard and Yale, he is a virtuoso jazz tuba and keyboard player.
Bob Winter has been the pianist with the Boston Pops and Pops Esplanade Orchestras since 1980.
Bo Winiker A graduate of New England Conservatory, Bo plays trumpet, flugel horn and vibraphone. A gifted conductor as well, he conducts the Boston Pops Orchestra every New Year’s Eve at Symphony Hall. ...

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Eli and The Hot Six play Hot jazz by top Boston masters, including Bob Winter, Bo Winiker, Phil Person and Eli Newberger. The group’s approach honors the New Orleans tradition of ensemble improvising while featuring the solo brilliance of its distinctive, contemporary musical personalities.
Eli Newberger is classically trained at Juilliard and Yale, he is a virtuoso jazz tuba and keyboard player.
Bob Winter has been the pianist with the Boston Pops and Pops Esplanade Orchestras since 1980.
Bo Winiker A graduate of New England Conservatory, Bo plays trumpet, flugel horn and vibraphone. A gifted conductor as well, he conducts the Boston Pops Orchestra every New Year’s Eve at Symphony Hall.
Phil Person adds his own unique voice on trumpet with beautifully simple phrasing, plays with a light touch and deep understanding of the emotions of the music.
Ted Casher, clarinet/saxes, is renowned for his fluent improvisations, exquisite sound, klezmer inflections and boffo sense of humor
Herb Gardner, trombone, was a regular at the Metropole, Jimmy Ryan’s and Eddie Condon’s nightclubs.
Jimmy Mazzy enjoys iconic status as both a banjoist and vocalist on the American jazz scene.
Bob Tamagni teaches Drumming at Berklee College of Music. He’s impressed by all the different sounds the New Orleans drummers pulled out of a snare drum.
Elaine Woo, vocals, belts out a song like a seasoned veteran and captures your heart.
Join them for an evening of great jazz and fine cuisine!

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