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May 28 & May 29LOS ANGELES HOMECOMING!
A triumphant two-night return to the place of his boyhood. Ed will make his first Los Angeles appearance since Jordan High School.
Thursday, May 28, 6 pm - 10 pm
Ed Reed and his Trio, featuring Tateng Katindig (piano), John Belzaguy (bass) & Paul Kreibich (drums)
Brasserie Jazz Lounge at the Crown Plaza Hotel LAX
5985 W. Century Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Friday, May 29, 6 pm - 10 pm
Ed Reed and his Trio, featuring Llew Matthews (piano), John Belzaguy (bass) & Kenny Elliott (drums)
Sheraton LA Downtown Hotel
711 So. Hope Street
Los Angeles, CA 90017
No cover - $15 minimum for food/beverage. Validated parking.
These are In-House Music Productions.
No cover - $15 minimum for food/beverage. Validated parking.
These are In-House Music Productions.
For more information call In-House Music: 310-216-5861
Los Angeles Jazz Society Card Members Receive 15% off Food & Non Alcoholic Beverages
Ed Reed will make his first L.A. appearance since his days at Jordan High School. Like many artists of his generation, his career was interrupted by drug use and incarceration. San Quentin also hosted notorious jazz players, i.e., Art Pepper, Frank Butler and Frank Morgan (from whom Ed learned musically). Ed has emerged from addiction to being a grateful man, now working as an addiction counselor. At 80, Ed tied for 4th Place in Downbeat Critics Poll, "Rising Star Male Vocals" and appeared on the famed Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Show.
Los Angeles Jazz Society Card Members Receive 15% off Food & Non Alcoholic Beverages
Ed Reed will make his first L.A. appearance since his days at Jordan High School. Like many artists of his generation, his career was interrupted by drug use and incarceration. San Quentin also hosted notorious jazz players, i.e., Art Pepper, Frank Butler and Frank Morgan (from whom Ed learned musically). Ed has emerged from addiction to being a grateful man, now working as an addiction counselor. At 80, Ed tied for 4th Place in Downbeat Critics Poll, "Rising Star Male Vocals" and appeared on the famed Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Show.
He will perform songs from his excellent comeback album, "Ed Reed Sings Love Stories" (2007) as well as from its good sequel "The Song Is You" (2008). Not to be missed!
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