Just Jazz, Just Jazz, Round II
Stanley Sagov & The Remembering
the Future Jazz Band
Saturday, May 4, 7:30 & 10:00 PM
@ Regattabar

Cambridge, MA--Celebrate spring with a night of hot and cool jazz featuring jazz keyboardist and composer Dr. Stanley Sagov and his Remembering the Future Jazz Band with John Lockwood on acoustic bass, Bob Gullotti on drums, Robert Douglas Gay on alto sax, Mike Peipman on trumpet, Stan Strickland on sax, flute and vocals and Special Guest vocalist, Wannetta Jackson on Saturday, May 4, with two shows at 7:30 PM and 10:00 PM at Boston's premiere jazz club, the Regattabar.

The Regattabar is located in the Charles Hotel, One Bennett Street, in Cambridge.  Tickets at $30.00 for the early show at 7:30 PM and $25.00 for the late show at 10:00 PM are on sale now and can be purchased on line at www.regattabarjazz.com or by calling:  617-395-7757.

Stanley Sagov is a dazzling jazz pianist and composer from Capetown South Africa who is skilled on a number of musical instruments and who is also skilled with surgical instruments, as he simultaneously has a full time career as a medical doctor.  He constantly amazes his colleagues in both music and in medicine with his ability to lead such an intense dual life both as a physician and as a musician.  The Remembering the Future Jazz Band was formed in 2009 and its music features a heady mix of high-powered jazz standards, South African music seasoned with jazz flavors and Stanley's own original tunes.

This widely admired Boston band has stood the test of time!  Bucking the tide of diminishing jazz coverage in the media, this band has its integrity on display.  Stanley says "We are idealistic, we're not in it for the money, but show us the money anyway since we do need to eat and not everyone in the band is also a doctor!"

"How do you afford to lead a jazz band? Get a medical degree, or marry the millionaire wife," he continues. "The purpose of any enterprise worth its salt is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable," he says and that is exactly what the Remembering the Future Jazz Band intends to do.