Kevin Coelho -][- Funkengruven: The Joy of Driving a B3 – [ALLEGRO CHICKEN COUP, 2012] –

Tags

ALLEGRO CHICKEN COUP, Amazon.com, BKMusic, Bobby Floyd, Derek DeCenzo, Kevin Coelho, Pianist, Reggie Jackson, Tony Monaco

Old school jazz enthusiast and novice alike, this record is exclusively for you guys. New comer Kevin Coelho organist extraordinaire debuts with “FUNKENGRUVEN: The Joy of Driving a B3.” This young man can absolutely burn, he comfortably rejuvenates the spirit and groove of legends like Earland, Smith, McDuff and many more. If soul jazz is your thang, be sure and check out this emerging new artist! –Rob Young | Urban Flux Media

Kevin Coelho, FUNKENGRUVEN . The Joy of Driving a B3

Kevin Coelho -][- FUNKENGRUVEN: The Joy of Driving a B3 – [ALLEGRO CHICKEN COUP, 2012] –

Discovered and produced by B3 monster Tony Monaco, here comes a 16-year-old organ phenom! Organ prodigy Kevin Coelho started piano study at age six. Over the years, his teachers have included Randy Masters, Wil Blades, and Tony Monaco. He has attended master classes with Bennet Pastor, Larry Goldings, Taylor Eigsti, Joshua Redman, Ndugu Chancler, and Tooty & Jimmy Heath.

The First Annual Music Revolution Festival

Tags

Andy Gonzalez, Chembo Corniel, Fort Apache Band, Giovanni Almonte, Music Revolution Festival, Natalie Fernandez, Polish National Home, The City of Hartford, The Evelyn Preston Fund, Truth Revolution Records

Music Revolution Festival

Truth Revolution Records, in partnership with The Evelyn Preston Fund, The City of Hartford and the Polish National Home are proud to bring to the people the first annual Music Revolution Festival. This two day festival will highlight local musicians, vendors, and of course MUSIC! This year we are featuring two major stars in Latin music: on Saturday we will feature Chembo Corniel and on Sunday, Andy Gonzalez from the Fort Apache Band. They will headline the show but we’ll have stellar performances by Argentinian power house performer, Natalie Fernandez and music for your soul brought to you by the moving sounds of Giovanni Almonte.