Hey Steve! Todd from Harrisburg,PA here! Hope you enjoyed your Belvedere Espresso Martini and that your move to North Carolina goes smooth! Excited to give this a listen!

Paul Ostermayer's Album

JPQ/PASSENGER AT CASABLANCA,Rated X(P.O.&Tomas)actual speed

My bartending stint at Syncopation Jazz NYC where I got to play with two titans of jazz piano - Rahn Burton (on drums) and Albert Dailey (on harmonica - All Blues) The music is a bootleg of The Louis Hayes Group who had a residency there every Sunday that Spring of '80.  Also, two tracks at the end "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" (me on drums '78 in SF) and Blue Bossa (me on guitar NYU Jazz Ensemble '82) This is the one to listen to for jazz fans. Also check out Chris "Witchcraft" Conner and Eddie "Canadian Sunset" "Begin the Beguine" Heywood for whom I also had the privilege of bartending for their exquisite music stylings. I was in school and getting schooled by the best of the best. 

Set list: The Louis Hayes Group: Louis Hayes (Drums); Harold Mabern (Piano); Frank Strozier (Alto Sax, Flute) Cecil McBee (Bass); Leon Thomas (Vocals/Whistles/Warbles); Portinho (Percussion); Tito Sompa (Congas) originally produced by Norman Schwartz engineer Keith Grant @ Generation Recording Studios

1) Kelly Colors (Mabern)
2)Little Sunflower (Hubbard/Thomas)
3)Stardust (Carmichael/Parish)
4)Invitation (Kaper/Webster)
5)Nisha (Thomas/Hayes)

Gladden Fields w/Jeff Rymes (Recorded in SF '78)
6) Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Zawinul/Adderley)

NYU Jazz Ensemble '82
7) Blue Bossa (Dorham)

Live! From the Vault #11 - The Night I Played Drums w/ Rahn Burton on Piano @ Syncopation Jazz NYC

Steve and the Tailpipers "Blow Wind Blow" in honor of the legends of surf twang guitar such as Billy Mure's  Supersonics '57

Blow Wind Blow

Born to Lose in the East Village since 2000. This is the 2nd single "No. 2" from "Babe City" their sophomore CD after "Food" on Art Monkey Records in the oughts. James Ranson (Guitar, Backing Vocals); Larry Johnson (Bass); and Steve Rock (Lead Vocals, Drums, Banter) played the local NYC-Brooklyn/Lower East Side club circuit: CBGBs; The Continental; The Kitty Kat Farm Club; Luna Lounge; Siberia; Otto's Shrunken Head, The Grand Victory; The Delancey; Fontana's; Bowery Electric. Then recently recorded this all original 10 song album at Grand Street Recording BK produced and engineered by Jake Lummus. Now with the Heartbreaker "No. 2" along with the 9 other tasty tracks take a bite out of this Wiener Records release and you'll hunger for more of the best bawdiest straight ahead rock and roll on this or any other planet. And boy do they deliver! On 109 Records and Tapes.

session roughs

ROADKILL NYC - No. 2

Arena Rock -  A song performed by Youth Gone Mad feat. Steve Gabe on lead vocals and Paul Kostabi on lead guitar (co-owners of the soon to be huge New Folk City Records label visit www.newfolkcity.com for more info.) Celluloid Records. Look for video to be released soon!!!

Morocco

This is the song that inspired my now completed but not yet published novel/memoir "Lost In Austin" The book is about my travels around the country and then getting lost in the party music scene in Austin while becoming a Cajun Seafood Cook next door the Antone's Blues Club and rekindling the flames with my high school girlfriend who lived in Houston at the time. Lost in Austin, juiced in Houston, don't remember Dallas, but Dallas won't be soon forgettin' me..."

Live! From the Vault #11 - The Night I Played Drums w/ Rahn Burton on Piano @ Syncopation Jazz NYC

Steve Gabe

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