While widespread success may have eluded the late Geneseo musician Miché Fambro, his talent was unmistakable, and his legacy is undeniable.
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Jon Seiger brings Jazz Age sound to 75 Stutson Street concert on Thursday
Jon Seiger and the All-Stars bring the vintage charm of Jazz Age Music to 75 Stutson Street tonight, both in person and streaming live.
Audio Archaeology: Before there was Margaret Explosion, there was Personal Effects
The Rochester new wave band Personal Effects stood out in the ’80s, laying the groundwork for the current free-form jazz group Margaret Explosion.
Geneseo jazz musician Miche Fambro dies at 64
Local jazz singer and guitarist Miche Fambro, a musician of impeccable skill and elegance, has died after a battle with liver cancer.
Jazz trio Charlie Lindner and The Pickle Mafia bring holiday spice to virtual concert Friday
Charlie Lindner and The Pickle Mafia will add some progressive jazz flavor to your holiday season with a live-streamed concert on Friday.
CITY’s 2020 Playlist: great music at a bad time
For a year that saw live music grind to a halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 had no shortage of quality recorded music by Rochester-area artists.
Album review: ‘Medical Record’ by Tyler Westcott & Dr. Jazz
On the new album “Medical Record,” Buffalo-based musicians Tyler Westcott & Dr. Jazz take listeners back to the classic jazz of the ’20s and ’30s.
Album review: ‘You’re It!’ by the Mike Melito/Dino Losito Quartet
When it comes to straight-ahead jazz in upstate New York, it’s hard to find better musicians than drummer Mike Melito and pianist Dino Losito.
Album review: ‘Doctone’
On “Doctone,” Noah Haidu honors the legacy of Kenny Kirkland — the influential jazz pianist who worked with Wynton Marsalis and Sting.
Album review: ‘The Doctor’
Guitarist Mathias Sandberg plays blues-based jazz with impressive dexterity and tone on his debut album, “The Doctor.”
Album review: ‘Samadhi’
Jacám Manricks aspires for the musically divine on his new album, “Samahdi,” for which he wrote all the songs and played eight instruments.
Album review: ‘Lilac Hill’
Classical musician-turned-jazz pianist Sukyung Kim’s EP brings her compositional skills to the fore, and features Eastman alum Ethan Helm.






