Christine & Jon
High Tea in Tin Pan Alley
© 2006 Jon Milan and Christine Schinker (649288331828)
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Vocal and small group jazz stylings of classic song standards. Features songs by Gershwin, Porter, Rodgers and Hart and many more. Music that satisfies every taste with an historically accurate vintage twist.
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Christine and Jon, the popular, Michigan-based duo specializing in historically accurate renderings of popular songs, ballads and torch songs, have marked November 2006 by presenting their first full-length offering: "High Tea in Tin Pan Alley." The CD is a tuneful cross-section of some of the finest American song standards from as early as the 1920s through the 1950s, with a couple of their own songs thrown in for good measure!
In their first major release, vocalist Christine Schinker and pianist and songwriter Jon Milan (Milan & Pinkerton, The Brakemen), are accompanied by the Huron Valley Serenaders, a Popular trio that specializes in historically-accurate, small group jazz arrangements and improvisation. In addition to Milan, the group’s personnel features Detroit area jazz favorites Tom Bogardus (Phil Oglivie’s Rhythm Kings and Royal Garden Trio), Brian Delaney (Royal Garden Trio), Mike Karoub (Royal Garden Trio) and Paul Klinger.
For more information, visit the Christine and Jon website at: www.christineandjon.com
Jon Milan: (Pianist, songwriter, historian); Studying piano and writing music for more than 40 years, Milan has had the pleasure of being mentored by some of Michigan’s finest stride piano masters including Charlie Rasch, Bob Seeley and Mike Montgomery. In addition to songwriting, he is a frequent writer and lecturer on music history. See: www.jonmilan.com and www.thebrakemen.net
Christine Schinker: (vocalist); Christine is one half of the duo Christine & Jon and can be found performing piano and vocal standards throughout Southeastern Michigan. Christine is also the percussionist/harmonist with the popular Ann Arbor based Annie Capps Trio and continues to divide her time between both rewarding projects.
Tom Bogardus: (Reeds); A nationally known interpreter of traditional forms of jazz, Bogardus has been a performer and instructor for many years. In addition to the Huron Valley Serenaders, he can be seen locally in the Royal Garden Trio, Phil Oglivey’s Rhythm Kings and the Mike Karoub Trio.
Brian Delaney: (Guitar) The leader of the Royal Garden Trio, Delaney is a powerhouse guitar player who has well-earned a national reputation as a master interpreter of jazz stylings, with particular emphasis on the Eddie Lang, Dick McDonough and Django Reinhardt schools. See: www.theroyalgardentrio.com
Mike Karoub: (Cello); Mike is nationally known as one of the finest jazz bass and cello performers within the traditional jazz idiom. He is widely recorded and, in addition to fronting his own groups, performs regularly with the Royal Garden Trio.
Paul Klinger: (Cornet); Paul is known far and wide as a jazz multi-instrumentatlist. A master of the cornet, trumpet, clarinet, sax (including bass sax) and many more!
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TREAT YOURSELF!
author: CLIVE WILLIAMSChristine sounds as seductive as Linda Ronstadt - Jon plays with the elegance of Warren Bernhardt, or the late and much missed Don Grolnick. This is a wonderful set of new versions of those classic songs you fall in love to - and in love with. The two self composed peices are well worth a listen too. STOP READING - LISTEN FOR YOURSELF!
Great Vintage Sound!
author: SandyChristine and Jon take you back in time to when vocals and instrumentation were finely crafted pieces of art. Christine's lovely voice combined with Jon's piano playing, plus the addition of 3 other musicians, all work in harmony with each other to give the listener a very unique experience. If you like music from the 20's through the 40's, you will love this CD! Most Baby-Boomers would enjoy it, and my guess is their parents would love it for sure!