Pianist Denny Berthiaume joins Marky Quayle Band in Quartet

Step out and hear some music by the fall California seashore. Bay Area Jazz Pianist and Composer joins the Marky Quayle Band in Quartet. Sausalito Seahorse restaurant. For reservations and info contact Sausalito Seashorse https://www.sausalitoseahorse.com Denny Berthiaume- Pianist dennyberthiaume.com The Marky Quayle Band Marky Quayle- Vocals Marky Quayle | Jazz Vocals – Biography, Albums & More | All About Jazz Marky Lynn Quayle - YouTube Chuck Bennett- Bass CHUCK BENNETT, acoustic bass, has toured with Louis Bellson, the Beach Boys, and Maynard Ferguson. In California, he played with Tom Scott and Art Pepper. He has extensive recording experience in Los Angeles and San Francisco for films, commercials, live theatre, and live radio. He is an accomplished bass trombonist with the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra. Contact Chuck at BuckChennett@sbcglobal.net. Noel Jewkes- Saxophone noeljewkesmusic.com Denny Berthiaume- Music here- https://www.youtube.com/@DennyBerthiaume https://www.facebook.com/100001399726962/videos/880122124781766/ DENNY BERTHIAUME - Bay Area Pianist https://afm6.org/member-profile/denny-berthiaume-im-long-haul-alex-walsh/ Pianist Denny Berthiaume has performed with Bobby McFerrin, Diane Schuur, Helen Forrest, Mundell Lowe, Gary Foster, Joe Williams, Rosemary Clooney, Bob Crosby, the Mills Brothers, the Ink Spots, and Ed Thigpen. He recorded 4 albums as co-leader of the successful fusion group Solar Plexus. He has appeared at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Russian River Jazz Festival, San Jose Jazz Festival, and San Miguel de Allende International Jazz Festival. At the age of 5, Denny began his life long love of the piano and all things related to music. His father, a musician, teacher and composer saw to it that young Dennis was exposed to the early romantic sounds of Bach and Chopin. As well as the great American composers, Bernstein, Gershwin, Kern. The teen years brought included classical recitals but after exposure to Bruback, Previn, Miles and Monk, jazz took over. When a friend turned him on to fats Domino and Little Richard, the element of blues was added to his enthusiasm for creating his own sound.