BOB FOX TRIO
One of the best jazz musicians in Northern New Mexico and most people are not aware of his great talent.
It’s a fact that Bob Fox is held in the highest of recognition among his peers, but the public is mostly unaware of him. That’s been his choice since moving to Santa Fe more than 25 years ago. Back in the day I got Bob to make two landmark recordings with The Straight Up Quintet, to which he contributed several compositions. Today it is a rare occasion that Bob takes off his full-time gig at La Casa Sena Cantina, where he serves as music director accompanying singers. I am delighted to say that I once again have succeeded in prying him away to lead his own trio at The Museum Hill Cafe. So come on out and hear for yourself. It’s always one of those concerts that sells out early.
It’s a fact that Bob Fox is held in the highest of recognition among his peers, but the public is mostly unaware of him. That’s been his choice since moving to Santa Fe more than 25 years ago. Back in the day I got Bob to make two landmark recordings with The Straight Up Quintet, to which he contributed several compositions. Today it is a rare occasion that Bob takes off his full-time gig at La Casa Sena Cantina, where he serves as music director accompanying singers. I am delighted to say that I once again have succeeded in prying him away to lead his own trio at The Museum Hill Cafe. So come on out and hear for yourself. It’s always one of those concerts that sells out early.
BOB FOX - PIANO
COLIN DEUBLE - BASS
JOHN TRENTACOSTA - DRUMS
FRIDAY, JUNE 28th
MUSEUM HILL CAFE
Doors at 6:00pm - Concert at 7:00pm
TICKETS: $20 (SFMC Member) - $25 (non-member)
Reservations and Info: 505-946-7934
Bob Fox, pianist and prolific composer, was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. Bob earned degrees in Jazz Piano Performance from Berklee College and the University of Miami. He had a long tenure with Stanley Turrentine and has played with many of the greats, including Ira Sullivan, Eddie Harris, James Moody, Eddie Daniels, Bobby Shew, and many others.
Bob was the original pianist and music director for two “Straight Up” CDs – “Live Jazz in the Desert” (1996) which featured Bob along with Arlen Asher (Reeds), John Belzaguy (Bass), Michael Morreale (Trumpet), and John Trentacosta (Drums) and “No Need for Words” (2002) featuring Bob with Arlen Asher, David Parlato, Michael Morreale, and John Trentacosta.
In 2003, Bob composed three arrangements and performed on Arlen Asher’s CD entitled “Another Spring”. He was awarded two New Mexico Music Awards in 2003 for Best Instrumental Performance and Best Musical Production in the Jazz category.
Bob has been a Santa Fe resident since 1993.
Bob was the original pianist and music director for two “Straight Up” CDs – “Live Jazz in the Desert” (1996) which featured Bob along with Arlen Asher (Reeds), John Belzaguy (Bass), Michael Morreale (Trumpet), and John Trentacosta (Drums) and “No Need for Words” (2002) featuring Bob with Arlen Asher, David Parlato, Michael Morreale, and John Trentacosta.
In 2003, Bob composed three arrangements and performed on Arlen Asher’s CD entitled “Another Spring”. He was awarded two New Mexico Music Awards in 2003 for Best Instrumental Performance and Best Musical Production in the Jazz category.
Bob has been a Santa Fe resident since 1993.
WITH SINCERE THANKS - TO OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS AND GRANTOR
Meredith Speers and Seamus Malin
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Sustaining Members: JERI and DON BALICK
DAVE EDWARDS
ELAINE and MICHAEL BROWN
BRUCE JOHNSON and DIANE RAMSEY
MARY and GARY KILPATRIC
KATHY and RICK ABELES
Sustaining Members: ANNA and MARK DAVIS
Sustaining Members: JERI and DON BALICK
