Suede & The Fred Hughes Trio in Celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month at True Blue Jazz Festival

April is Jazz Appreciation Month and True Blue Jazz is celebrating in style with a concert that brin
"What can be said about Suede is what can be said about most pioneering women with unstoppable spirit and moxie to boot: she kicks ass. Young, old, gay, straight, and everyone in between. This musical maven doesn't just sing to you, she sings for you. Her voice takes you to the places you've always wanted to go. Ethereal, moonlit places. She can tickle the ivories, bring it to you on guitar, or rally the troops with her trumpet. But it's her voice, with its unmistakable harmony and spectral melody, that is guaranteed to give you goose bumps the size of cherries. And this girl has fans, honey. We're talking Grateful Dead, red-eye flight, 900-mile road trip fans."...

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April is Jazz Appreciation Month and True Blue Jazz is celebrating in style with a concert that brin
"What can be said about Suede is what can be said about most pioneering women with unstoppable spirit and moxie to boot: she kicks ass. Young, old, gay, straight, and everyone in between. This musical maven doesn't just sing to you, she sings for you. Her voice takes you to the places you've always wanted to go. Ethereal, moonlit places. She can tickle the ivories, bring it to you on guitar, or rally the troops with her trumpet. But it's her voice, with its unmistakable harmony and spectral melody, that is guaranteed to give you goose bumps the size of cherries. And this girl has fans, honey. We're talking Grateful Dead, red-eye flight, 900-mile road trip fans."
-WOMO, Washington, DC"A great pop & jazz song stylist of all manner of material.Her voice is clear, pure, marvelously musical."- San Francisco Examiner"Talent, technique & taste." -Jazz Times Magazine, No Turning Back CD Review"Just fierce swing imbued into a left hand that thrives on peerless timekeeping and bass line inventions while the pianists right hand is constantly driving the melody forward, referencing every now and then the masters of the instrument from Art Tatum and Fats Waller to Bill Evans and Chick Corea." - Raul da Gama, The Jazz Word

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