Photo of USAirways Crash & Rescue

15 Jan 2009 In: News

Here is an up-close photo of the USAirways plane crash on the Hudson today.

Hmm…

2 Jan 2009 In: News

I’m thinking of using this blog for more personal use. I have many interests, mostly musical, but a few that fall outside that landscape. I just might be writing more about those few other interests… Let’s see what 2009 brings!

New Show Dates

12 Dec 2008 In: News

Hey there.  Just a quick post about some upcoming show I have.  First is Nees and Vos.  We’re playing at the great Mercury Lounge on December 28th!  Come on down.

Next is another date with The Bobby Sanabria Big Band at (Le) Poisson Rouge on December 29th.

Hope to see you all there.  More details coming soon.

Bose Corporation

6 Nov 2008 In: News

The Bose Corporation has licensed a song from the Afro-Cuban album called “D Train” for use in product demonstrations at their retail stores. I play the trumpet solo on this tune!

So if you’re in a Bose store in the near future, ask to to hear Bobby Sanabria Big Band!

Le Poisson Rouge

14 Oct 2008 In: News

I had a great gig last night with the Bobby Sanabria Big Band featuring Jon Faddis and Candido. Here’s some links.

An article on the NY Times:
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/14/salsa-and-jazz-back-at-the-village-gate/?scp=1&sq=salsa%20meets%20jazz&st=cse

And some pics:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aneesley/sets/72157608025122666/

“Live at The Bitter End” Now on iTunes

12 Aug 2008 In: CDs, News

You may now purchase my new live album on iTunes! Follow the attached link. Write a review for us if you’d like. Hope all is well.

Click here to go to iTunes and purchase “Live at The Bitter End”.

Rock-Down Recap

28 Jun 2008 In: Gigs, News, Reviews

Last night was a ton of fun. The band took their performance to a whole new level.

We were fortunate to have the gig filmed in HD. I haven’t seen the footage yet, but if it looks any good, we’ll sure post it for public viewing.

We made a lot of new friends. One in particular happened to be taking photos. His name is Ovi Dio and he did an amazing job. My favorite photos so far. You can see them here.

Thanks to all who came out! See you at the Bitter End on July 11th.

About Myself

Andrew Neesley is an award-winning jazz trumpeter and inventive composer who regularly brings his acclaimed horn style to club and festival stages. Based in New York, Neesley has made his mark nationally performing with contemporary music greats as well as other up-and-coming artists.

Neesley has appeared and competed in top venues, from Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center and Ravinia, to Birdland and the Jazz Standard. In the past four years, he has participated in Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead and programs at The Steans Institute, Jazz Aspen and Brevard Music Institute. He has performed in concerts aired live on the Internet and BET on Jazz. At one time, Neesley hosted a his own national public radio program, live from The Stone’s Throw featuring musicians from across the nation. read more...


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