CABARET TONIGHT IN THE WASHINGTON DC AREA

CABARET TONIGHT IN THE WASHINGTON DC AREA

Here are today's cabaret events in the Washington DC area as listed on the home page of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE! Every day in every way we're promoting Cabaret! Your event missing? Send press releases to stuhamstra@svhamstra.com to be included - listings are FREE!

MARYLAND: THE FABULOUS HUBCAPS AT BETHESDA BLUES

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The Fabulous Hubcaps will perform at BETHESDA BLUES & JAZZ SUPPER CLUB (7719 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD - 240-330-4500 - ) on Saturday, October 19th at 8:00 pm. What began thirty-nine years ago as Harvey Hubcap and the Do Ron Ron has evolved into The Fabulous Hubcaps. Their career has been diverse and colorful. On Sunday, July 17, 2005, they were inducted into The Southern Legends Entertainment and Performing Arts Hall of Fame. Since their first 45rpm record in 1982, The Fabulous Hubcaps have released 18 recordings, from cassette tapes to their most recent compact disc, Keep On Rockin! Performing together since 1974, this seven-piece band shows no signs of slowing down. The Fabulous Hubcaps continue to captivate audiences with their high energy tributes to original artists, featuring an extensive repertoire of Do-Wop group harmony, Classic Rock and Roll, Rock-A-Billy, Motown, and R & B music, The Fabulous Hubcaps are heralded as one of the best nostalgic show bands in the country. Call for cover/minimum information.

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D.C.: LEGENDARY BASSIST STANLEY CLARK AT BLUES ALLEY

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Legendary Bassist Stanley Clark performs at BLUES ALLEY (1073 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC - 202-337-4141) on Thursday through Sunday, October 17th through 20th with shows at 8:00 & 10:00 pm. Exploding into the jazz world in 1971, Stanley was a lanky teenager from the Philadelphia Academy of Music. He arrived in New York City and immediately landed jobs with famous bandleaders such as: Horace Silver, Art Blakey, Dexter Gordon, Joe Henderson, Pharaoh Saunders, Gil Evans, Stan Getz, and a budding young pianist composer named Chick Corea. All of these musicians recognized immediately the ferocious dexterity and complete musicality the young Clarke possessed on the acoustic bass. Not only was he expert at crafting bass lines and functioning as a timekeeper in the bass' traditional role, Stanley also possessed a sense of lyricism and melody gained from his bass heroes Charles Mingus, Scott LaFaro, and others, including non-bass players like John Coltrane. Call for cover/minimum information.
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