Marion Cowings Vocalist at Brownstonejazz Concert Series at BrownstoneJAZZ

BrownstoneJAZZ up close and personal
A Discovered JazzFest, weekend Fish Fry in a restored 1800s Victorian Brownstone building in the heart of Brooklyn’s Landmarked Historical District, Bedford Stuyvesant.
proudly presents vocalist
MARION COWINGS w/
ERIC LEMONS' bassist BSJazz Ensamble
LAFAYETTE HARRIS JR, piano, CLEAVE GUYTON sax, AND BRUCE COX drums

What to expect-
7:30pm Special Tickets Private Guests Only
POPCORN HAPPY HOUR, MIX AND MINGLE VIP ...

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BrownstoneJAZZ up close and personal
A Discovered JazzFest, weekend Fish Fry in a restored 1800s Victorian Brownstone building in the heart of Brooklyn’s Landmarked Historical District, Bedford Stuyvesant.
proudly presents vocalist
MARION COWINGS w/
ERIC LEMONS' bassist BSJazz Ensamble
LAFAYETTE HARRIS JR, piano, CLEAVE GUYTON sax, AND BRUCE COX drums

What to expect-
7:30pm Special Tickets Private Guests Only
POPCORN HAPPY HOUR, MIX AND MINGLE VIP
SHOWTIME @ 8PM
LATE NIGHT FISH FRY BUFFET
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
OPEN MIC 11PM (Call In)
ENDS @ 12:00

Note: WE ARE PRIVATE, AND RESERVE THE RIGHT TO BE SELECTIVE. PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL

Review
BRIAN FORBES -FB Quote (December 30, 2012) ·Caught the great jazz singer Marion Cowings on Friday night at a cool venue called Brownstone Jazz in Bed-Stuy. A couple sets of amazing music, an impromptu vocal jazz clinic, and a down home Friday-Night Fish-Fry to boot. If you haven't heard him before, check him out at http://marioncowingBrian Forbess.com/ and definitely listen to the duo album he just released with the great Kenny Barron. — with Marion Cowings at Sankofa Aban.

Artist Corner
Marion Cowings, jazz vocalist, has been singing professionally since the age of 15, booked by Jon Hendricks in 1961 at the Randall's Island Jazz Festival,that same year he sang solo with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in an Aaron Copeland opera, “The Second Hurricane.” Mr. Cowings is co-founder of the Vocal Jazz Department at New York University and counts Harry Connick, Jr. and Miles Griffith among his students.

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