Angela Bingham & David Halliday - The Night We Called It A Day Cd Release Party at Club 90

Angela Bingham & David Halliday - The Night We Called it a Day CD Release Party

Cover is $10. Food and Drinks are Available. 21+

Angela Bingham - vocal
David Halliday - tenor sax
Kenji Aihara - guitar
Denson Angulo - bass
Parker Swenson - drums+
Jesse Quebbeman-Turley - drums*

Special Guest: Frank Longina - keys+

+first set
*second set


This new collection of standards is available for purchase as a CD or digital download on all major music services: iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, CD Baby, etc....

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Angela Bingham & David Halliday - The Night We Called it a Day CD Release Party

Cover is $10. Food and Drinks are Available. 21+

Angela Bingham - vocal
David Halliday - tenor sax
Kenji Aihara - guitar
Denson Angulo - bass
Parker Swenson - drums+
Jesse Quebbeman-Turley - drums*

Special Guest: Frank Longina - keys+

+first set
*second set


This new collection of standards is available for purchase as a CD or digital download on all major music services: iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, CD Baby, etc.

Through nearly two decades of collaboration Angela Bingham and David Halliday have developed a telepathic musical rapport reminiscent of Billie Holiday and Lester Young, jazz history’s quintessential vocal/tenor sax duo.

The resident vocalist for four years at the popular Total Wine Bar in New York, Angela’s sophisticated approach to jazz singing features impeccable taste in her selection of songs and a reverence for their lyrical and melodic content, delivered with relaxed, solidly-swinging, conversational phrasing, punctuated by spontaneous improvisational embellishments in the manner of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and Diana Krall. She enunciates with consummate clarity and genuine soul, capturing the humor and pathos of her lyrics with passion, wit, and a deep affinity for the blues.

Writing of David Halliday in Saxophone Journal, critic Billy Kerr declares; “His saxophone playing and his music are at the highest levels, great dark, fat sound, wonderful time and feel, as well as a clean fast technique …I’m sure he could play any kind of music.” And Halliday’s career justifies Kerr’s conviction, having toured forty-eight states and Europe backing blues diva E.C. Scott, performed as a featured soloist with the Utah Symphony, played New Orleans funk as a member of Stanton Moore’s band Galactic, and finessed his way through a sensitive and nuanced set of straight-ahead jazz ballads on his recent album Dreamsville.

Bingham now resides in North Carolina, but is making a special Utah appearance in support of the new record.

Halliday is a fixture on the Salt Lake City music scene and is regarded as SLC’s premier saxophonist. He leads the JVQ (Jazz Vespers Quartet)

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