'Song For My Father' performed by Arthur Vint Quintet
Fri Jun 17, 7:00 PM - Fri Jun 17, 10:00 PM

"Song For My Father" performed by Arthur Vint Quintet
Live at The Century Room

Friday, June 17

6pm doors

First set: 7pm

Second set: 9pm

$20 advance / $23 day of show / $25 VIP Dinner & Show

VIP Dinner & Show ticket includes Cup Cafe reservation for 5pm and reserved seating in the Century Room. Limited quantity available.

There is a one drink minimum for guests in the showroom.

Max Goldschmid (trumpet) Brice Winston saxophone) Angelo Versace (piano) Scott Black (bass) Arthur Vint (drums)

SONG FOR MY FATHER

"Song For My Father" is the name of a 1965 Blue Note by the Horace Silver Quintet. The title track is perhaps best known as being the inspiration for Steely's Dan's massive hit "Ricky Don't Lose That Number." The original album is a classic example of the intersection of hard bop and Latin jazz and personifies the sound of the mid 1960's. Arthur's Quintet will perform songs from the album as well as other classic Horace Silver compositions and arrangements.