Pass It On
11-27-2002, 06:01 PM
November 27, 2002, 6:00PM
HENRY KNOWLES & IZZY RODRIGUEZ
PRESENT
NYC's HOTTEST AFTER WORK SALSA DANCE PARTY
SIMPLY SALSA MONDAYS ARE HERE TO STAY
Monday, December, 2nd, 2002 *Doors open 6pm
SALSA DURA
JIMMY BOSCH & His Band
Special Guest Lady DJ Emma
all the way from the England - United Kingdom
..Jimmy Bosch plays it, lives it, and tells it like it is! A fiery exponent of the progressive sound often referred to as the most awesome Salsa band to dance to, listen to and watch in a concert setting, Bosch masterfully portrays his life experiences and musical inspiration creating Salsa for the next century. As New York's most sought after trombonist, he reinvigorates the Latin music scene by projecting his essence vis-a-vis, his emphatic solos, and rhythmic melodies which emanate from his soul and through his trombone. Whether before a sold-out audience, or in the company of the fans at home, Bosch unabashedly raises the raw intensity of his all-star band, igniting the spirit to relish in the swinging and complex mosaic of contemporary Latin music at its best - Salsa Dura.
Bosch began playing trombone in 1970, and at age 13 this prodigious talent discovered the power of releasing energy through improvisation. Bosch frequented clubs in New York City with his trombone at hand. In 1978, while a student at Rutgers University, he was hired by Andy Gonzalez to work with Conjunto Libre, heralding the birth of a prolific career and extensive discography, spanning well over two decades. Bosch has collaborated with the most stellar figures in Salsa including, Cachao, Celia Cruz, Eddie Palmieri, Ray Barreto, the Machito Orchestra, Ruben Blades, Fania All-Stars, Willie Colon, Oscar D'Leon, and Marc Anthony.
Landmark recordings in Salsa feature Bosch's inimitable verve and place him in the center of the Latin music movement. His figurative expressions in Salsa Clasica with Ray Barretto are his trademark. Bosch cements his relationship with the traditional yet intense horn sections of large Salsa bands on recordings such as the Machito Orchestra - "Jammin' in the Bronx", Libre - "Ritmo, Sonido y, Estilo", Caiman All-Stars - "Descarga in New York", and Cachao "Master Sessions, vol. I and II". Additionally, Jimmy's solos are essential contributions to productions such as "Tras la Tormenta" with Willie Colon and Ruben Blades, and Victor Manuelle's "Ahora Me Toca a Mi".
In 1998/1999, Bosch and his band were invited to the most prestigious national and international Jazz and World Music festivals. Their extraordinary performances launched Bosch's solo career and initial recording, Soneando Trombon at major venues such as: Lincoln Center (New York City), North Sea Jazz Festival (Holland), Montreal Jazz Festival (Canada), Umbria Jazz Festival (Italy), Sidney Festival (Australia) and countless other Jazz, World Music and Salsa festivals around the world.
In his concerts and recordings, Bosch, a charismatic musical director and bandleader, engages his audience by generously sharing the stage with his highly accomplished and veteran band members. While audiences revel in his unbridled creativity, Bosch graciously defers to his all-star band and orchestrates "solo-movements" for them to spontaneously shine; but more importantly, to climax with multiple moments where all are acknowledged, appreciated, and celebrated.
Bosch is and will continue to be hailed by international audiences and critics, from New York to Puerto Rico, France, England, Belgium, Spain, Holland, and countries throughout Latin America. To this day he calls himself a "fiebru" (a feverish salsa head) and recognizes that he emerged both as an artist and a musician from his magical ability to impart his contagious passion. Bosch, a composer and a lyricist, is one of the most explosive and versatile trombonists of his generation. With his second album entitled, "Salsa Dura", he re-energizes and infuses this musical expression and builds upon his triumphant 1998 debut, Soneando Trombon on the RykoLatino label.
DJ's Henry Knowles, Nelson Torres & Franklin Ayala
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@ EL FLAMINGO Nightclub
547 West 21 Street, New York City (212) 243-2121
(Between 10th & 11th Avenues) across from Chelsea Piers
Complimentary Hot Buffet @ 6:00pm &
Salsa Dance Lesson @ 6:30pm
Regular Admission: $10 (except special events)
Note: See for yourself. You can view pictures of past nights at: http://www.mambon2.com
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Coming Monday, December 2nd:
Orlando Watussi & Orquestra
************************************************** ****************
Que Viva La Salsa y Los Bailadores!!
HENRY KNOWLES
Salsa For The Entire Planet
http://www.lamusica.com/henryknowles
http://www.salsaartists.com/index.php3?text=interviews_henryknowles
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Coming Soon:
HENRY KNOWLES & IZZY RODRIGUEZ
PRESENT THE ALL NEW AFTER WORK
LATIN TINGE THURSDAYS
AT CLUB BABALU
33 WEST 44th STREET, NYC - 212-262-3333
BEGINS DECEMBER 5TH
FEATURING
"MASTER VIOLINIST"
ALFREDO DE LA FE & HIS ORQUESTRA
DJ's HENRY KNOWLES & DJ WRECK
PLUS OTHER INVITED DJ's & SPECIAL APPEARANCES
FEATURING 2 ROOMS OF MUSIC
MAIN ROOM OPENS @ 6PM
VIP ROOM FEATURING DANCE MUSIC OPENS @ 11PM
LIVE MUSIC 10PM
COMPLIMENTARY BUFFET 6PM-8PM
& SALSA DANCE LESSON @ 7PM
ADMISSION: $5. BEFORE 8PM AND $15. AFTER
LADIES 21 - GENTS 23 - PROPER ATTIRE REQUESTED
Discounted Parking @ Central Parking System-330 W. 44th Street
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HENRY KNOWLES & IZZY RODRIGUEZ
PRESENT
NYC's HOTTEST AFTER WORK SALSA DANCE PARTY
SIMPLY SALSA MONDAYS ARE HERE TO STAY
Monday, December, 2nd, 2002 *Doors open 6pm
SALSA DURA
JIMMY BOSCH & His Band
Special Guest Lady DJ Emma
all the way from the England - United Kingdom
..Jimmy Bosch plays it, lives it, and tells it like it is! A fiery exponent of the progressive sound often referred to as the most awesome Salsa band to dance to, listen to and watch in a concert setting, Bosch masterfully portrays his life experiences and musical inspiration creating Salsa for the next century. As New York's most sought after trombonist, he reinvigorates the Latin music scene by projecting his essence vis-a-vis, his emphatic solos, and rhythmic melodies which emanate from his soul and through his trombone. Whether before a sold-out audience, or in the company of the fans at home, Bosch unabashedly raises the raw intensity of his all-star band, igniting the spirit to relish in the swinging and complex mosaic of contemporary Latin music at its best - Salsa Dura.
Bosch began playing trombone in 1970, and at age 13 this prodigious talent discovered the power of releasing energy through improvisation. Bosch frequented clubs in New York City with his trombone at hand. In 1978, while a student at Rutgers University, he was hired by Andy Gonzalez to work with Conjunto Libre, heralding the birth of a prolific career and extensive discography, spanning well over two decades. Bosch has collaborated with the most stellar figures in Salsa including, Cachao, Celia Cruz, Eddie Palmieri, Ray Barreto, the Machito Orchestra, Ruben Blades, Fania All-Stars, Willie Colon, Oscar D'Leon, and Marc Anthony.
Landmark recordings in Salsa feature Bosch's inimitable verve and place him in the center of the Latin music movement. His figurative expressions in Salsa Clasica with Ray Barretto are his trademark. Bosch cements his relationship with the traditional yet intense horn sections of large Salsa bands on recordings such as the Machito Orchestra - "Jammin' in the Bronx", Libre - "Ritmo, Sonido y, Estilo", Caiman All-Stars - "Descarga in New York", and Cachao "Master Sessions, vol. I and II". Additionally, Jimmy's solos are essential contributions to productions such as "Tras la Tormenta" with Willie Colon and Ruben Blades, and Victor Manuelle's "Ahora Me Toca a Mi".
In 1998/1999, Bosch and his band were invited to the most prestigious national and international Jazz and World Music festivals. Their extraordinary performances launched Bosch's solo career and initial recording, Soneando Trombon at major venues such as: Lincoln Center (New York City), North Sea Jazz Festival (Holland), Montreal Jazz Festival (Canada), Umbria Jazz Festival (Italy), Sidney Festival (Australia) and countless other Jazz, World Music and Salsa festivals around the world.
In his concerts and recordings, Bosch, a charismatic musical director and bandleader, engages his audience by generously sharing the stage with his highly accomplished and veteran band members. While audiences revel in his unbridled creativity, Bosch graciously defers to his all-star band and orchestrates "solo-movements" for them to spontaneously shine; but more importantly, to climax with multiple moments where all are acknowledged, appreciated, and celebrated.
Bosch is and will continue to be hailed by international audiences and critics, from New York to Puerto Rico, France, England, Belgium, Spain, Holland, and countries throughout Latin America. To this day he calls himself a "fiebru" (a feverish salsa head) and recognizes that he emerged both as an artist and a musician from his magical ability to impart his contagious passion. Bosch, a composer and a lyricist, is one of the most explosive and versatile trombonists of his generation. With his second album entitled, "Salsa Dura", he re-energizes and infuses this musical expression and builds upon his triumphant 1998 debut, Soneando Trombon on the RykoLatino label.
DJ's Henry Knowles, Nelson Torres & Franklin Ayala
************************************************** ****************
@ EL FLAMINGO Nightclub
547 West 21 Street, New York City (212) 243-2121
(Between 10th & 11th Avenues) across from Chelsea Piers
Complimentary Hot Buffet @ 6:00pm &
Salsa Dance Lesson @ 6:30pm
Regular Admission: $10 (except special events)
Note: See for yourself. You can view pictures of past nights at: http://www.mambon2.com
************************************************** ****************
Coming Monday, December 2nd:
Orlando Watussi & Orquestra
************************************************** ****************
Que Viva La Salsa y Los Bailadores!!
HENRY KNOWLES
Salsa For The Entire Planet
http://www.lamusica.com/henryknowles
http://www.salsaartists.com/index.php3?text=interviews_henryknowles
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Coming Soon:
HENRY KNOWLES & IZZY RODRIGUEZ
PRESENT THE ALL NEW AFTER WORK
LATIN TINGE THURSDAYS
AT CLUB BABALU
33 WEST 44th STREET, NYC - 212-262-3333
BEGINS DECEMBER 5TH
FEATURING
"MASTER VIOLINIST"
ALFREDO DE LA FE & HIS ORQUESTRA
DJ's HENRY KNOWLES & DJ WRECK
PLUS OTHER INVITED DJ's & SPECIAL APPEARANCES
FEATURING 2 ROOMS OF MUSIC
MAIN ROOM OPENS @ 6PM
VIP ROOM FEATURING DANCE MUSIC OPENS @ 11PM
LIVE MUSIC 10PM
COMPLIMENTARY BUFFET 6PM-8PM
& SALSA DANCE LESSON @ 7PM
ADMISSION: $5. BEFORE 8PM AND $15. AFTER
LADIES 21 - GENTS 23 - PROPER ATTIRE REQUESTED
Discounted Parking @ Central Parking System-330 W. 44th Street
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