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Phil Young is the drummer and leader of "The Harlem Hip". A much-loved figure in the uptown community, Phil Young has played with legendary figures like Bobby "Blue" Bland, Jimi Hendrix, George Benson, Art Farmer and Dizzy Gillespie.
Get rid of the Thursday blues by joining Patrick's Place and Keyed Up for The Phil Young Experience.
Phil Young - Drums
Marvel Allen - Vocals
Patience Higgins - Saxophone
Marvin Horn - Guitar
Surprise Guest - Piano
Great food, drinks, jazz and blues.
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On this episode of AOS, Susan Brecker chats with WBGO's Gary Walker about her late husband Michael and the benefit concert on February 6

NPR catches up with Anitta, the most popular singer to come out of Brazil in years, who's up for a Grammy for Best New Artist.

Generation Z, which turned out in large numbers along with millennials last election, is still new to politics. A report exclusively obtained by NPR adds more context to the youngest voting bloc.

This season, Carnegie Hall Citywide presents five nights of genre-spanning music in July, featuring Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble, The Baylor Project, Squirrel Nut Zippers, The Broadway Simfonietta, and The Hot Sardines Featuring Nellie McKay.

“For more than four decades, Carnegie Hall has partnered with community organizations in all five boroughs, offering free performances by renowned mainstage artists and rising musical stars in New York City neighborhoods, bringing together local residents and people from all over to share in great music,” said Clive Gillinson, Carnegie Hall’s Executive and Artistic Director. “As part of this commitment to community, we are thrilled to return to Bryant Park this summer, presenting five fantastic concerts, kicking off next season’s Carnegie Hall Citywide series.”

Fueled by the belief that classic jazz feeds the heart and soul, The Hot Sardines is making a name for itself as “one of the best jazz bands in New York today” (Forbes). The Hot Sardines have performed at the Newport and Montreal jazz festivals, sold out venues from Chicago to New York to London, and reached the top spot on the iTunes jazz chart. In this free performance in Bryant Park, they welcome guest vocalist Nellie McKay, a first-rate entertainer described as a “renegade songwriter with an ultra- flexible Great American Songbook sensibility. McKay finds modern resonances everywhere” (Rolling Stone).

Bloomingdale School of Music presents the 22nd Annual Performathon & Musical Carnival on Saturday, June 4, 2022 from 10am – 3pm at their beloved brownstone, 323 W. 108th Street, NYC. Join the BSM community for live non-stop performances, music-themed carnival games and prizes in support of Bloomingdale's mission to provide open access to quality music education. The day will include face-painting, a photo booth, cotton candy, and more! For more information, visit bsmny.org/performathon22.

The annual Performathon provides the opportunity for students to support each other by raising funds for the Bloomingdale scholarship program. Over the past decade alone, Bloomingdale has awarded more than $2 million in tuition assistance and aided thousands of families. 

About Bloomingdale School of Music
Founded in 1964, Bloomingdale School of Music is dedicated to the belief that music changes lives and everyone should have access to high-quality music education regardless of economic status, race, religion, ability level, or gender. Bloomingdale is a music-driven community center where all are welcome to join and learn about music from top faculty. We are dedicated to our mission – to make music education accessible to all who want to learn – and remain focused on supporting this mission through our values. www.bsmny.org/

2019 will be an exciting tour season for the LPGA and one of it's top players Lizette Salas. Salas, who is from Azusa, California, was in New York City…

Legendary guitarist and singer-songwriter Warren Haynes chats with WBGO's Dave Popkin about his latest album Million Voices Whisper and his amazing career

The staff of NPR Music sifts through the best of 2020 to present personal lists of top 10 songs and albums.

On this episode of AOS, we pay tribute to the life of 6-time Grammy Award-winning saxophonist David Sanborn who died May 12 at age 78