Marty Grosz And The Hot Winds Presented By Tri-state Jazz Society at Haddonfield United Methodist Church

Guitarist and raconteur Marty Grosz is a legend of the jazz world, today's foremost jazz rhythm guitarist and chord soloist. He says he plays acoustic guitar “because amplification makes it too easy.” His virtuosity on the guitar, his sometimes-soulful, sometimes-humorous vocals and his dry-wit storytelling make for a memorable and entertaining program. Born in Germany, Marty was brought to America at the age of three and grew up on Long Island. By the time he was 21, Marty was leading a Dixieland band with stride pianist Dick Wellstood and the veteran New Orleans bassist Pops Foster. Over the following decades he has performed and recorded with countless traditional jazz greats. For this performance, the ”Hot Winds,” led by Marty on guitar, banjo, and vocals, will include two of New York’s top traditional jazz players, Randy Reinhart, cornet, and Dan Block, reeds, plus Philly’s own Joe Plowman on bass. Always a favorite with Tri-State audiences. $10 first timers and members — $20 general admission. Free for students with IDs and children with paying adult....

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Guitarist and raconteur Marty Grosz is a legend of the jazz world, today's foremost jazz rhythm guitarist and chord soloist. He says he plays acoustic guitar “because amplification makes it too easy.” His virtuosity on the guitar, his sometimes-soulful, sometimes-humorous vocals and his dry-wit storytelling make for a memorable and entertaining program. Born in Germany, Marty was brought to America at the age of three and grew up on Long Island. By the time he was 21, Marty was leading a Dixieland band with stride pianist Dick Wellstood and the veteran New Orleans bassist Pops Foster. Over the following decades he has performed and recorded with countless traditional jazz greats. For this performance, the ”Hot Winds,” led by Marty on guitar, banjo, and vocals, will include two of New York’s top traditional jazz players, Randy Reinhart, cornet, and Dan Block, reeds, plus Philly’s own Joe Plowman on bass. Always a favorite with Tri-State audiences. $10 first timers and members — $20 general admission. Free for students with IDs and children with paying adult.

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