Pete Zimmer Quintet performing May 18th in NYC

[Pete Zimmer]

Hello everybody. I would like invite all of you to a performance by the Pete Zimmer Quintet on May 18th at The Kitano in NYC. Here are the details:

Pete Zimmer Quintet

featuring:

Michael Rodriguez Trumpet
Joel Frahm Tenor Saxophone
Toru Dodo Piano
John Sullivan Bass
Pete Zimmer Drums

Celebrating the release of Common Man Tippin’ Records (TIP 1101)
live at:

The Kitano
66 Park Avenue at East 38th Street
New York, NY 10016
212-885-7000 tel.
http://www.kitano.com

When: Wednesday, May 18th, 2005
(2 Sets) 8pm and 9:45pm
No cover $10 minimum per set





Common Man can be found in Tower Record stores nationwide
distributed by NorthCountry Distributors
P: 315-287-2852 F: 315-287-2860



And online at: www.towerrecords.com, www.amazon.com, and www.cdbaby.com


Also please visit:

http://www.petezimmer.com
http://www.tippinrecords.com


● JAZZTIMES Critic Mark Shapiro ranked Common Man #7 for their Critics Picks 2004.


● Respected Radio Programmer Bob Parlocha ranked Common Man #28 on his Top 40 New Releases.


● one of the best CDs of 2004? I'll say yes.– Paul Olson (allaboutjazz.com)


● Drummer/band leader Pete Zimmer makes an impressive debut on "Common Man"- Philadelphia Daily News (9/7/04)


● Zimmer wrote six of the nine titles on this impressive disc, demonstrating that he is one of the most talented composers to ever sit behind a drum kit.
- afroamericansyndicate.com


● Peter's CD is filled with compelling music and like all my favorite CD's, it demands you to listen to it.- Jerry Bergonzi


● An uncommonly strong disc.
Steve Koenig
Editor, JumpArtsJournal.org


● Bravo for your album (Common Man). Beautiful concept, writing and playing ... nice recording, too. I enjoyed listening to it.
- Peter Erskine


● Pete Zimmer is a take-charge drummer and he is ably complemented by alternating pianists Toru Dodo and Rick Germanson, bassist John Sullivan, tenor saxophonist Joel Frahm and trumpeter Michael Rodriguez. The repertoire on this fiery session consists almost entirely of originals by Pete that draw upon the special talents of the group's individualistic members.
- Bruce Crowther's (swing2bop.org)



● This fine CD project is anything but "common."
- George W. Carroll (jazzreview.com)