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One morning in May - Johnny Varro 1995
Presentation of one lesson in taste combined with technique, talent and experience. This most pleasant Hoagy Carmichael composition is played by three masters in that sort of taste. Johnny Varro piano, Milt Hinton bass and Jake Hanna drums. You cannot get it much better than that!
From Johnnys website johnnyvarro.com
Johnny Varro has been an accomplished international performer since he was 16. His first professional job was with Bobby Hackett. He then went on to perform at Eddie Condon's with such great jazzmen as Buck Clayton, Pee Wee Russell, Yank Lawson, Billy Butterfield, Lou McGarity, Peanuts Hucko and others. Johnny has worked most of the jazz rooms around New York including The Embers, Tavern on the Green, Hanratty's, The Metropole and Jimmy Ryan's. He has numerous recordings to his credit and has toured all over the world with groups such as the Dukes of Dixieland, Wild Bill Davison All Stars and Peanuts Hucko Tour - Tribute to Benny Goodman and Louis Armstrong. He also played with the Jackie Gleason Show.
Johnny has toured Italy, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Yugoslavia, Austria, Switzerland, Japan and did a TV special in Stuttgart, Germany.
He currently resides in Palm Harbor, Florida, and plays many clubs and jazz festivals all over the world.
One morning in May - Johnny Varro 1995
Presentation of one lesson in taste combined with technique, talent and experience. This most pleasant Hoagy Carmichael composition is played by three masters in that sort of taste. Johnny Varro piano, Milt Hinton bass and Jake Hanna drums. You cannot get it much better than that!
From Johnnys website johnnyvarro.com
Johnny Varro has been an accomplished international performer since he was 16. His first professional job was with Bobby Hackett. He then went on to perform at Eddie Condon's with such great jazzmen as Buck Clayton, Pee Wee Russell, Yank Lawson, Billy Butterfield, Lou McGarity, Peanuts Hucko and others. Johnny has worked most of the jazz rooms around New York including The Embers, Tavern on the Green, Hanratty's, The Metropole and Jimmy Ryan's. He has numerous recordings to his credit and has toured all over the world with groups such as the Dukes of Dixieland, Wild Bill Davison All Stars and Peanuts Hucko Tour - Tribute to Benny Goodman and Louis Armstrong. He also played with the Jackie Gleason Show.
Johnny has toured Italy, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Yugoslavia, Austria, Switzerland, Japan and did a TV special in Stuttgart, Germany.
He currently resides in Palm Harbor, Florida, and plays many clubs and jazz festivals all over the world.
