Seattle vocalist Dianne Trani is back at the Cellar Door for some great, classic jazz from the American songbook. She’ll be joined by Chuck Easton on guitar, George Radebaugh on keys, Ted Enderle on bass, and Tom Svornich on drums. … Continue reading →
Phil Andrus’s Tossed Salad radio show runs Friday afternoons on Port Townsend KPTZ. Good tunes today from Chuck Easton and Ted Enderle.
Continue reading →This Thursday, June 14, is the Jazz Jam at the Cellar Door in Pt. Townsend from 6-9 p.m.- Rex Rice, Tom Svornich, and George Radebaugh. I’m on bass for this one. Friday, June 15th, I will be live on KPTZ … Continue reading →
Chuck Easton & the Soul Syndicate plays horn-driven R&B, funk, and blue-eyed soul – classic dance tunes with a 7-piece band. We’ll be at the Pourhouse in Pt. Townsend, Sat., 6-9-18, 5-8 p.m. Put on your fleece and come on … Continue reading →
The Chuck Easton Sextet/Soul Syndicate will be at the Pt. Townsend Brewing Company Beer Garden this evening, Fri., May 18th from 5-8 p.m. “We will be doing a mix of jazz and R&B. Bring a friend and come join us … Continue reading →
TONIGHT! Chuck Easton: Thursday, May 17th, 2018, is the Blue Note group- with Ed Donohue on trumpet, Kurt Festinger on tenor, George Radebaugh on keyboard, Ted Enderle on bass, Tom Svornich on drums. I will be on guitar and on a few tunes will play … Continue reading →
Chuck Easton is conducting the Northwest Big Band in a special concert this evening at Warm Beach (near Stanwood). If any of you are in the area, I know he’d love to have you come by to hear them perform. Chuck … Continue reading →
Saturday, March 10th, 9 p.m- 12 a.m., is the big group- the Soul Syndicate at the Uptown Pub and Grill in Pt. Townsend- R&B, blue-eyed soul. Ed Donohue, Bill Cole, and Rex Rice in the horn section, Ted, Tom, George, … Continue reading →
Ted Enderle will be on bass and George Radebaugh on keyboard. I’ll have my guitar, flute and saxophone- might bring the chromatic harmonica that I have been working on this winter. I’ll sing a few tunes as well. It’s an … Continue reading →
