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KING/KOJAK BAND At Sullivan Hall - Oct. 13 For TOMORROWS CHILDREN’S FUND!!!

BRIAN KING and THE DARYL KOJAK BAND will be the featured entertainment for the TOMORROWS CHILDREN’S FUND NYC BASH at Sullivan Hall on Thursday October 13th. The Tomorrows Children’s Fund was founded by a group of committed parents to help their children and others like them with cancer and serious blood disorders; all proceeds from the event will go to the charity. Tomorrows Children’s Fund has help thousands of patients and their families throughout the tri-state area struggling with these diseases.

The 12- piece band will perform a set of original songs by King, along with a handful of covers by Ray Charles, Edgar Winter, Marvin Gaye and Robert Palmer.  Replete with a horn section and backup singers, when this rockin’ blues band presents its hair-raising excitement, you may find yourself dancing in the aisles.

Consisting of New York’s finest musicians, the band includes:
BRIAN KING, vocals and harmonica
DARYL KOJAK, musical director and keyboards
KENNY BRESCIA, guitar
STEVE GELFAND, bass
DENNIS CARPENTER, drums
STEVE SMYTH, trumpet and flugelhorn
“SWEET” SUE TERRY, alto sax
JIM CAMPAGNOLA, tenor sax
FRANK VACIN, bari sax
MARGARET DORN, vocals
EMILY BINDIGER, vocals
TANYA HOLT, vocals

JOIN US FOR A FUN NIGHT OF MUSIC, DANCING, DRINKS AND FOOD WHILE SUPPORTING A GREAT CAUSE.

Tickets: $100 (tax deductable amount to be announced after the show)
8:30pm-1:00am Thursday October 13th, 2011
Sullivan Hall
214 Sullivan Street, New York NY (between Bleecker and West 3rd Street)

For more information about TOMORROWS CHILDREN’S FUND, visit www.atcfkid.com.

HERE'S SOME OF WHAT THEY'RE SAYING ABOUT DARYL KOJAK:

“One of the best piano players in New York”
--WBAI-FM

“The orchestrations and musical directing of Daryl Kojak are absolutely beautiful. It’s wonderful to hear music in a new way.”
--WNYX-TV

“Dynamic jazz pianist”
--Cabaret Hotline

"As always, the priceless jazz interpretations and arrangements by Daryl Kojak deftly balance the group and frame the songs."
--Cabaret Scenes

"Mr. Kojak uses his solo piano as few pianists can, to create a newmood, new texture, a different attack for each song that makes each onespecial, individual.”
--Show Business

“Master manipulator of the piano”
--electroniclink.com

Daryl, "You play the dirtiest piano I've ever heard!"
--Julie Wilson