AMY ALLISON WITH LEE FELDMAN & JON GRABOFF at Dixon Place
Dates: 8/13/2016
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📍 Theatre: Dixon Place |
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161A Chrystie St
New York, NY 10002
Phone: 2122190736
Tickets: $10 Suggested Donation (cash only)
Running Time: 30 minutes
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Singer-songwriter Amy Allison sings mostly original songs & some standards, accompanied by Lee Feldman on piano & Jon Graboff on guitar.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Amy Allison, based in New York City, is a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter noted for her originality, depth & cult following. She began her performing career in the LES in the late ‘80’s fronting The Maudlins. Her first show was in the original Dixon Place performance space, Ellie Covan’s living room on East 1st Street. The daughter of jazz/blues artist Mose Allison, Amy has released 8 albums (5 solo & 3 collaborations). Her debut, The Maudlin Years was cited by Elvis Costello as one of the ‘‘essential albums’’ in Vanity Fair. In May 2015, Amy’s song ‘‘Her Hair Was Red’’ was featured on the Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell album, The Traveling Kind. Amy’s most recent solo album Sheffield Streets was produced by drummer, Don Heffington in Los Angeles & features Elvis Costello, Dave Alvin, Van Dyke Parks, Greg Leisz & other musical luminaries including her father, Mose Allison.
Lee Feldman is a pianist, songwriter, singer, composer, teacher & union leader. He has released four critically acclaimed albums, including Living It All Wrong, The Man in a Jupiter Hat, I’ve Forgotten Everything & Album No. 4: Trying to Put the Things Together, in addition to STARBOY, an animated musical about a 2-dimensional superhero. He is a member of The Night Owls, a jazz trio that specializes in TV theme songs. He teaches piano at Third Street Music School Settlement, where he is the president of the Third Street Faculty Association.
Singer-songwriter Amy Allison sings mostly original songs & some standards, accompanied by Lee Feldman on piano & Jon Graboff on guitar.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Amy Allison, based in New York City, is a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter noted for her originality, depth & cult following. She began her performing career in the LES in the late ‘80’s fronting The Maudlins. Her first show was in the original Dixon Place performance space, Ellie Covan’s living room on East 1st Street. The daughter of jazz/blues artist Mose Allison, Amy has released 8 albums (5 solo & 3 collaborations). Her debut, The Maudlin Years was cited by Elvis Costello as one of the ‘‘essential albums’’ in Vanity Fair. In May 2015, Amy’s song ‘‘Her Hair Was Red’’ was featured on the Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell album, The Traveling Kind. Amy’s most recent solo album Sheffield Streets was produced by drummer, Don Heffington in Los Angeles & features Elvis Costello, Dave Alvin, Van Dyke Parks, Greg Leisz & other musical luminaries including her father, Mose Allison.
Lee Feldman is a pianist, songwriter, singer, composer, teacher & union leader. He has released four critically acclaimed albums, including Living It All Wrong, The Man in a Jupiter Hat, I’ve Forgotten Everything & Album No. 4: Trying to Put the Things Together, in addition to STARBOY, an animated musical about a 2-dimensional superhero. He is a member of The Night Owls, a jazz trio that specializes in TV theme songs. He teaches piano at Third Street Music School Settlement, where he is the president of the Third Street Faculty Association.
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Established in 1986, Dixon Place is a nonprofit institution dedicated to supporting visionary artists through the development and presentation of original works in the performing and literary arts. In a professional, compassionate environment, artists are inspired and encouraged to implement new ideas and new practices. Programming and curatorial policies support inclusivity and diversity regarding gender, race, sexual identity, age, disabilities, social class, and ethnicity. Committed to fostering social justice, DP’s foremost priorities are to serve as a safe haven for artists of all stripes and callings and to provide meaningful, culturally enriching experiences for audiences.
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