JAZZ BROTHERS!
The Jazzwomen often perform as "JAZZWOMEN & COMPANY" with these great players!
lew scott
Lew Scott 's credits include Clark Terry, Joe Lovano, Conti Condoli, Frank Rosolino, Herb Ellis, George Coleman, Dave Liebman, Jack Sheldon, the jazz duo Peggy Stern and John Abercrombie. He has toured with many well known vocalists including Melba Moore, Lainie Kazan, Nnenna Freelon, Michael Amante. Anita O’Day, Mark Murphy, Robert Goulet, Vic Damone, Sergio Franchi, Jerry Vale, Al Martino, Eddie Fisher, Florence Henderson, Julie Budd and Lucie Arnaz.
He has also performed with various groups, including the Four Aces and the Fifth Dimension.
sean conly
Sean Conly has toured and/or recorded with Freddie Hubbard, Regina Carter, Ray Barretto, Charles Blenzig, Michael Franks, Tom Harrell, Andrew Hill, Nicholas Payton, Stefon Harris, Yoron Israel, Eric Lewis, Deidre Murray, John Mcneil, Timucin Sahin, James Moody, Mike Stern, Rick Margitza, Michael Attias, Tony Malaby , Myron Walden, Phillip Harper, Russ Lossing, Anthony Coleman, Avishai Cohen (trpt), Ayelet Rose Gottleib, Vana Gehrig Trio, Darius Jones, Ken Vandermark/Steve Swell Quartet, The Newport Millennium Celebration (with Cedar Walton, Randy Brecker, Howard Alden, Lou Tobackin, Francisco Mela, Paula West, Joe Fiedler’s “Stunt Chicken”, Iranian singer/songwriter Mohsen Namjoo and many, many others.
Sean is an in demand teacher and has given clinics on four continents. He was chosen as the recipient educator in The Alaadeen Jazz Master/Apprentice program and was a Judge at the Notre Dame Jazz Fest 2018.
Steve Kaiser
Steve Kaiser performed as vocal soloist at Lincoln Center and the World Trade Center with the Tim Quimette All-Star Big Band and has worked with many artists, including Phil Woods, Clark Terry, Paquito D’Rivera and John Hart. He was A&R Director at Chesky Records for over fifteen years, producing and co-producing over fifty recordings with various artists including McCoy Tyner, Peggy Lee, Kenny Rankin and Mongo Santamaria. While at Chesky, several artists received Grammy nominations and Paquito D’Rivera’s “Portraits Of Cuba” won the Grammy. Steve currently has two recordings, “You Are There” with piano legend Fred Hersch and “Too Hip For The Room” with Gene Bertoncini and Michael Moore.
Mike Aiese
Mike Aiese was bassist for 18 years in the house showband at the Nevele Hotel in the Catskills and played for many years in the philadelphia area with Bruce Dedrick's 15 piece "little big band". He performed in the Orange County College Orchestra and plays in various ensembles throughout the hudson valley.