Dizzy's Club
7 Videos
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Drum Solo (Full Version) by Joe Saylor at Dizzy's Club -
SOUL DREAMER - Joey Alexander -
2013 NEA Jazz Masters Ceremony -- The Vault at JAZZ -
The 2016 Coca-Cola Generations in Jazz Festival, Live from Dizzy's Club -
In The Studio: CHARENEE WADE + BRIANNA THOMAS -
A NIGHT IN THE LIFE: Charenee Wade (Episode One) -
Jazz at Lincoln Center- Your Home for JAZZ
The classic jazz club reinvented, Dizzy's Club brings the music out of the basement with views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, great soul food and some of the best music to be found anywhere in the city, every night. The club hosts a variety of established acts and introduces young up-and-comers five nights a week in after-hours Late Night Sessions. An intimate setting designed to showcase this uniquely American art form, Dizzy's is the latest addition to the historic list of New York's great jazz venues.
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