Portal de San Javier
www.portaldesanjavier.com
Date: Saturday July 2
Time: 21: 30h.
Scenario: Almansa Park Auditorium, San Javier
Admission: 15 euros
The singer, bassist and songwriter Nick West, which will offer the second show of the night, slipping his imposing stage presence between funk, rhythm & blues and rock genres that moves like a fish in water this new star low power capable of electrifying the public in the first minutes of his concerts.
His virtuosity with low, despite his youth, impressed great musicians he has performed as Marcus Miller, Jon Mayer and the late Prince, with whose early years have compared the force that follows Nick West, which Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) defined as the female version of Lenny Kravitz.
Big Rock also they fell at his feet as Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) referring to Nick West as "Holy Funkadelic".
Nick West began playing guitar while listening to the song "You Wanna Be Startin Somethin" Michael Jackson happily took on bass.
Nor he was scheduled to sing but while working on his own album "Just in the Nik of Time" his producer encouraged her to do so.
Clothed and claimed by great musicians and the audience that leaves no one indifferent in their direct, Nick West has become a star Jazz San Javier 2016 is pleased to present, true to its tradition of inviting new young talents international music scene.
Nick West will perform accompanied by a powerful training with five musicians and choirs.
The first evening concert is a production of Jazz San Javier own that meets the legendary pianist Kirk Lightsey American and best harmonica player in Europe, the Spanish Antonio Serrano.
Kirk Lightsey is one of the best exponents of the tradition of Detroit style in jazz piano, with two great figures already disappeared as Hank Jones and Tommy Flanagan.
With fourteen solo albums, Kirk Lightsey has a long and fruitful musical career began in his hometown, Detroit and California in the 60s accompanying singers, but soon would add to musical projects such as the saxfonista Sonny Stitt, or Trumpeter and singer Chet Baker with whom he recorded five albums.
Jazz San Javier in touch with Antonio Serrano, considered one of the best European harmonica, Toots with Thieleemans, which inspired him to get into the jazz sound dominates like blues or flamenco.
Antonio Serrano has published more than 11 albums and has collaborated with dozens of diverse artists such as Paco de Lucia, Chano Dominguez, Luis Salinas, self Toots Thielemans, Wynton Marsalis, and Rosa Pasos, among many others.
In the concert offered in San Javier they will be accompanied by Ignasi Gonzalez on bass and Jo Krause on drums.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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