Concert Report Restaurant

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For my third and final concert report, I went to go see Glenn’s Circle at the Culver City Hotel. The venue was very vintage in terms of decor and had a very old school feel. From the chairs all the way to the bathrooms, the setting reminded me of the supper clubs in the 1920s. Most people were dressed up and enjoying their drinks while watching the wonderful live jazz. The venue is made up of a restaurant and bar where they host live music almost every night. This venue and its decor make it a perfect venue to host mostly live jazz performances every night. There really wasn’t much of a stage, the musicians were up against a wall next to the main walkway leading to the patio and stairs leading up to the second lounge and bar area. The tables and chairs were angled just enough to see the live music. The group was compromised …show more content…

They were all around 60 years old and have been playing music almost their entire lives. The songs they played were jazz standards coming from the Great American Songbook, which is where the most important jazz standards of the early 20th century are contained. The group performed a total of three songs, all of which were cover songs. However, they added their own unique touch to the songs. The first song played was “Intermellar Tone”, the second was “Midnight Blue” by jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell, and the final song was “Moonglow” by Will Hudson and Irving Mills, although written by Eddie DeLange. Each piece was unique in its own way, but they

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