Steve Cromity Quartet
Event Details
Time: February 14, 2010 from 5pm to 9pm
Location: "TWO STEPS DOWN" RESTAURANT AND BAR
Street: 240 DeKalb Ave @ Vanderbilt Ave.
City/Town: Brooklyn NY
Website or Map: http://www.twostepsdown.com
Phone: (718) 399-2020
Event Type: jazz, fest, on, valentine's, dayste
Organized By: www.Steve Cromity.com
Latest Activity: Jan 27, 2010
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Event Description
Steve will sing and host a Valentine's Day special with TC III as feat. guest and an Open-Mic Session. The venue's ambience is perfect for experiencing live jazz, for dining, and for getting cozy with your honey. With world-class musicians Marcus Persiani, piano; Eric Lemon, bass; Emanuel Harrold, Drums, and Charles Pulliam, congas. Music charge: $10.
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