Fred Hughes Trio with Guest Artists Peter & Will Anderson at True Blue Jazz Festival

Always a favorite with True Blue Jazz Fans.The Fred Hughes Trio returns for a primetime event this year with phenomenally gifted Sax & Clarinet Duo, twin brothers Peter & Will Anderson.
From the most nuanced, emotion-laced ballad...to a rhythmically intricate & driving jazz piecethis Trio hums like a finely tuned engine.Described by JazzTimes Magazine as equal parts "talent, technique and taste,withAmy Shook on Bass, Frank Russo behind the Drums, & Fred Hughes at the Piano. This group is truly an elegant force of musical nature!
Peter and Will are teaching artists, conducting school workshops across the US in over 100 high schools and numerous universities. The Brothers have performed in over 40 U.S. states & around the globe, working with Lou Donaldson, Jimmy Heath, Ken Peplowski, Steve Turre, & Jimmy Cobb. ...

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Always a favorite with True Blue Jazz Fans.The Fred Hughes Trio returns for a primetime event this year with phenomenally gifted Sax & Clarinet Duo, twin brothers Peter & Will Anderson.
From the most nuanced, emotion-laced ballad...to a rhythmically intricate & driving jazz piecethis Trio hums like a finely tuned engine.Described by JazzTimes Magazine as equal parts "talent, technique and taste,withAmy Shook on Bass, Frank Russo behind the Drums, & Fred Hughes at the Piano. This group is truly an elegant force of musical nature!
Peter and Will are teaching artists, conducting school workshops across the US in over 100 high schools and numerous universities. The Brothers have performed in over 40 U.S. states & around the globe, working with Lou Donaldson, Jimmy Heath, Ken Peplowski, Steve Turre, & Jimmy Cobb.
A MUST SEE Show!!!
About the Anderson Brothers.... “You dudes are the future! You all have made my soul smile, and you made a 78-year old ex-bebopper smile like a fox eatin’ sauerkraut”  •  Quincy JonesAbout the  Fred Hughes Trio....  "A delightfully swinging offering from a solid trio that swings, swings and then swings some more. But its not just the swing that makes this offering so engaging, it is the chemistry between the players, the technique and the joy you can hear in the interaction, pouring out from the notes." •  EMusic.com

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