Michael O'Neill Quintet with Tony Lindsay at Rendon Hall

The Michael O'Neill Quintet will be performing material from their latest release, "Pacific Standard Time", featuring eleven-time Grammy winner and lead singer of Santana for 25 years, Tony Lindsay. All members of the band contributed arrangements to this project which has been at the top of the JazzWeek charts for six weeks as of this writing. Band Members and Instrumentation: Tony Lindsay Ð vocals; Michael O'Neill Ð saxophones; Erik Jekabson Ð trumpet; John R. Burr Ð piano; Dan Feiszli Ð bass; Alan Hall Ð drums. Bios: A San Diego native, Michael OÕNeill has created several groups of outstanding musicians that feature his original music....

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The Michael O'Neill Quintet will be performing material from their latest release, "Pacific Standard Time", featuring eleven-time Grammy winner and lead singer of Santana for 25 years, Tony Lindsay. All members of the band contributed arrangements to this project which has been at the top of the JazzWeek charts for six weeks as of this writing. Band Members and Instrumentation: Tony Lindsay Ð vocals; Michael O'Neill Ð saxophones; Erik Jekabson Ð trumpet; John R. Burr Ð piano; Dan Feiszli Ð bass; Alan Hall Ð drums. Bios: A San Diego native, Michael OÕNeill has created several groups of outstanding musicians that feature his original music.. In addition, he has composed scores for documentaries, feature films and television for which he has a long list of credits. Erik Jekabson teaches at the California Jazz Conservatory (CJC) and leads several small groups as well as the Electric Squeezebox Orchestra, a big band featuring many of the best Bay Area jazz musicians. John R. Burr is at the top of the list as both a recording and performing pianist with a huge stylistic range. Besides being a first call bassist, Dan Feiszli is an excellent recording engineer. HeÕs also the bassist in the San Francisco production of the Broadway hit Hamilton.As well as being an in-demand drummer, Alan Hall leads his own group, Ratatet, and teaches at the CJC. Tony Lindsay joins forces with one of the jazz sceneÕs best working bands, a group thatÕs developed an avid following over almost two decades.Artist/Group Website(s) http://www.mosax.com

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