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| tresor, form cartoons & comics, diseases, directors, juvenile fiction / general, conjoined, kids, capital (economics), link icons, pictorial works, umek, | Fat Cat is an 8000 sq. ft. top-notch jazz club with an adjoining retro billiards hall. The innovative space offers a relaxing atmosphere where top notch jazz musicians, both of videos the veteran and up-and-coming variety, can be enjoyed live 7 nights a week. The overall vibe at Fat Cat is nothing short of marvelous; it is a novel space for relaxing with videos friends for until the wee morning hours. For additional information regarding Arturo Stable: Contact Laz Pujol at Nido Factory Entertainment 917.548.3795 lazlazlaz@aol.com For additional information about The Fat Cat: Contact The Fat Cat 212-675-7369 videos Visit website Previous five news items . . . 24-Jan-06 JazzWeek Radio Chart: January 16, 2006 30-Jan-06 Marlene Ver Plank + Mary Foster Conklin & Cleve Douglas at the Iridium Wednesday March 1 02-Feb-06 Ayana Lowe, An evening of Blues, Jazz and Sweet Soul Music- Sat., February 4th at 55 Bar 6-9PM 02-Feb-06 Norman Simmons Quintet performs Feb. |
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| General admission is $15.00 and $7.00 for college students with proper ID. Fat Cat is located at 75 Christopher St at 7th Avenue (212) 675-7369 umek The word on Arturo Stable (www.arturostable.com): “One of the newest Cuban talents in the US. His abilities as a multi-percussionist, arranger and producer place umek him among the important up and coming figures on the International Latin Jazz Scene. I get the distinct impression that we umek are going to be hearing a lot from Arturo Stable in the future”--Tomas Pea, Co-Editor, Latin Jazz Network “This is very exciting Latin Jazz, combo style; exemplifying the blended influences of Cuban folklore and jazz. One to watch for”--Ted Belastock, Quarter Notes Magazine “Hot playing from a young percussionist with tasteful chops”--Victor Mendoza, World Class Vibraphonist & Recording Artist About Fat Cat (www.fatcatjazz.com): When legendary jazz club Smalls was forced to close its owner, Mitch Borden, gave the Fat Cat an eclectic face lift and transported most of the excellent jazz scene (and much of the decor) from the original Smalls over, quickly propelling the Fat Cat into a West Village staple. |
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