Films n Jazz:
Film Treatments: AV-JAZZ on February 17, 2012
6 - 8 pm at Marly's Pub, 5th Street, just N. of Adams

Other News:

Live CD A Hit

FTQ Live CD front panel

The  CD "Gnarly at Marly's" came out in April 2010, over 150 sold in the first month. Recorded in 2009, the disc contains ten tracks spanning a vast range of styles, including straight ahead jazz, blues, reggae, ska, funk and smooth jazz. There are good reviews out there, let us know how YOU Like it.

The Quintet continues to play from about 6 p.m. to at least 8 pm at Marly's Pub each Friday,

the weekly Jazz & Etc. Happy Hour

with Special Guests and Film Treatment Nights. Marly's Pub is on 5th in downtown Springfield (IL) across from the Old State Capitol.




CDs easily available on-line:
   Buy from Frank directly via PayPal:



or from CDBaby.com:
 

Also for sale at Amazon.com and CD Universe

Downloads from DigStation.com:
  DIGSTATION.COM/FRANKTQUARTET

Upcoming Jazz Etc. Happy Hour Guests and Substitutions

   January, 2012 Guest was "all About The Trumpeters"

  • February Special Guest Josie Lowder:  date tba

  • March 23, 2012 Special Guest: Trina Madonia

and of course the AV-JAZZ Happy Hour February 17 2012 at Marly's Pub

More About Film Treatments

Besides the huge AV-JAZZaGANZA shows, Jazz, Etc. Happy Hours get film accompaniment about every 6 weeks. Frank used his pro theatrical Screen, which is a bit over ten ft tall by ten ft wide.

Past Film Treatment Theme Shows at Marly's Pub:

   APRIL 22 Recycled Celluloid for Earth Day: Earth Day theme, like Urban Overpopulation behind What a Wonderful World

Coming Up

Upcoming 2012:

  • January - March 2012: More Jazz, Etc. Happy Hours and More Guest Artists every Friday at Marly's Pub, 6 – 8 p.m.
  • Saturday, February 11, 2012: Frank's Discount Lounge Act, Walnut Street Winery, Rochester, 7 – 11 p.m.
  • Saturday, March 17, 2012: Frank Trompeter Trio, It's All About Wine, 7 – 10 p.m.
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