Frank Vitolo is a highly accomplished saxophonist known for his exceptional musicianship and soulful compositional style. Born and raised in Seattle, WA. Vitolo developed a deep love for music at a young age and began playing the saxophone at the age of ten.

Vitolo continues to be a highly sought-after performer and collaborator in Seattle WA and a rising performer in New York City. He has had the opportunity to perform with jazz legends such as Tony Moreno, Brad Shepik, Chuck Israel, Skerik Sin Carne, Miles Black, and Delvon Lamar. Including electronic artist such as Michal Menert from Denver, CO.Frank has been a music educator for more than a decade. Teaching a variety of instruments and styles including: jazz, classical, rock, blues, R&B, saxophone, flute, clarinet, piano, music production, music theory, composition, and beginning ukulele. His studio age range has been all types from 3 to 65 and all types of skill level.

In 2020, Seattle Times ranked Frank’s album Indignation as #1 album of local releases. Adding to his long list of notable achievements including 3 nominations from Earshot Jazz of Alt. Jazz Group of the Year, Emerging Artist, Steinhart Talent Award Scholarship and the Barney Josephson Award of 2022.Notable past performances: Blue Note NY, Small’s Jazz Club, Earshot Jazz Festival, Costa Rica Jazz Festival, Sonic Bloom Electronic Festival, Upstream Music Festival, Club Groove, Bowery Electric, The Delancey, Prohibition, Shrine World Music, and many more.

A 6 piece jazz funk band.

Not your average jazz band.

Blue Cashmere plays a jazzy mix of vintage pop and standards keeping it warm and lighthearted. Liz Keever is a storyteller on vocals, Robert Marquis dazzles on electric guitar (you’ll see) and Paul Black also on vocals as he holds down the low end on upright bass.

You’ll hear a funky arrangement of a Beatles tune as well as timeless tunes by Van Morrison and the Temptations woven in with jazz standards recorded by Peggy Lee and many others.

Always casually elegant.

Playing Music since 1971, “Uncle Doug” Cooper is a multi faceted Musician. Working as a talented Bassist, an accomplished Guitarist, an Impressive Harmonica player, and Vocalist, with a touch of Piano & Percussion to round things out.

“Uncle Doug” performs as an acoustical soloist with a program called “Uncle Doug” plays tribute to Neil Young & Friends”. An authentic Country - Folk / Rock experience.

The Genre of music known as “Country - Folk / Rock” ( Today it’s known as “AMERICANA” ) became popular in the late 1960’s and peaked out in the late 1970’s leaving behind an incredible legacy of music.with artist’s like Neil Young,
The Byrds, The Grateful Dead, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, America, Gordon Lightfoot, The Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, J. J. Cale, Little Feat, Jimmy Buffet, Arlo Guthrie, Pure Prairie League, and many, many more.

This body of music has stood the test of time, Entertaining audiences everywhere. I always see young & old alike singing along, Telling Me things like “ I remember what I was doing” or “Who I was with when I first heard that song” to “My parents used to play those songs all the time” and “I was raised on that music” also “You never hear anyone playing these songs anymore”.

“Uncle Doug” Cooper has played many Genre’s of music over the years including, Country. Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz,
Country - Folk / Rock, & Americana.

Traveling, creating, and sharing original live music are a few essential ingredients for the enrichment of humanity. Norman Baker and his band play homage to this fact by introducing new and old songs to as many communities as possible. Their new album utilizes undertones of pedal steel, mandolin, banjo, upright bass, clarinet, and of course an onslaught of acoustic and electric guitars telling stories of loss, loss prevention, camping, driving without cell phones, childlike innocence, home towns, and walking till your shoes wear through.