New CD from Jazz Guitar Master Jimmy Bruno to Debut at Smithsonian Jazz Cafe

Press release
Source: Jazz Promo Services

Despite the threat of closure, the Jazz Café at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., continues to attract great musicians to its stage.  Legendary Jazz Guitar Master, Jimmy Bruno has chosen to debut his new CD release Maplewood Avenue at the Jazz Café Friday night, April 27, 2007. Jimmy Bruno’s combo will play music from the new recording as well as other familiar jazz favorites. Jimmy’s music combines his masterful playing with the warmth of the vibraphone and soulful upright bass.

A “live in studio” recording, Maplewood Avenue offers the perfect antidote to over produced jazz. Every song was recorded in complete takes.  No edits.  No processing. Maplewood Avenue includes Tony Miceli on vibraphone and Jeff Pedras on bass.  The CD was produced by Affiliated Artists, LLC.

About Jimmy Bruno:
Jimmy has been a professional jazz guitarist for over 30 years and Maplewood Avenue marks his 13th recording as an artist. He frequently plays venues in New York (Iridium), Washington D.C.’s Smithsonian Jazz Café as well as his regular performance at Chris’s in his hometown of Philadelphia. Jimmy is a Jazz Guitar teacher at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and teaches privately as well. His most recent venture with Affiliated Artists, LLC has provided a platform for him to teach his revolutionary jazz guitar method through his Jazz Guitar Institute online. 

For more information, please visit www.jimmybruno.com.

About Affiliated Artists, LLC:
Affiliated Artists works with a highly selected number of entrepreneurial and energetic musicians and is a cooperative partnership between the Founder and client. Affiliated Artists offers unique, innovative approaches to their clients’ careers and music promotion by embracing the latest technology and hybrid media. Fans have direct access to the musician and their music. 

For more information, please visit www.affiliatedartists.com.

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