Jim Butler Jazz cd Release Concert: "postcards from the World" at Yoshi's Oakland

I'm about to release my very latest CD, "Postcards from the World". This collection of new songs are about my experiences performing music for you in the San Francisco Bay Area, and in Japan, Africa, and the Middle East. I'm really proud of how it came out, and I'd like you to enjoy it too!

Please get all your friends, get tickets, and join us June 16, Monday night, at 8PM. We'd be really glad to see you for this very important night of music.

Here's what they've said about it so far:
“Jim Butler’s new CD, Postcards from the World, should have a label attached: warning contents are hot. Butler’s fiery alto takes the listener on a tour of his own compositions, and a couple of standards for good measure. Blistering tempos that always swing make this a must for any collection.”...

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I'm about to release my very latest CD, "Postcards from the World". This collection of new songs are about my experiences performing music for you in the San Francisco Bay Area, and in Japan, Africa, and the Middle East. I'm really proud of how it came out, and I'd like you to enjoy it too!

Please get all your friends, get tickets, and join us June 16, Monday night, at 8PM. We'd be really glad to see you for this very important night of music.

Here's what they've said about it so far:
“Jim Butler’s new CD, Postcards from the World, should have a label attached: warning contents are hot. Butler’s fiery alto takes the listener on a tour of his own compositions, and a couple of standards for good measure. Blistering tempos that always swing make this a must for any collection.”
–Bill Moody, jazz drummer and noted author of The Man in Red Square, April 17, 2014

"Postcards from the World" by the Jim Butler Group is an exciting new collection of works and performances that sound both fresh and clearly are the reflection of a man who respects the rich history of jazz composition and high octane saxophone performance. Wickedly inventive and passionate music."
-Dr Todd Oxford, Professor of Saxophone, Southwest Texas State University, April 11, 2014

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