Jazzy Georgia
Swing over to the
Ritz Carlton Lodge Reynolds Plantation Greensboro, GA to hear
Joe Gransden
Joe's next dates at the Reynolds Plantation include June 2, June 16 & June 24, 2006. Check his
schedule to find additional dates.
A widening schedule has found Joe performing at The Jazz Corner in Hilton Head, South Carolina, The Museum of Art and Design in midtown Manhattan, and Tehema Golf Club in Carmel, California (where Joe recently played a party for Clint Eastwood).
Joe's lastest cd "PLAYS AND SINGS" is a collection of Jazz favorites and originals by both Joe and his Father Robert Gransden. Joe is featured alongside jazz great Earl Klugh as well as a 15 piece string orchestra. Other special guests include Rene Marie, Jerry Weldon and Russell Gunn.
Fellow musicians across the country hear a talented trumpet player whose ace in the hole is a well-developed voice. But around Atlanta and New York Joe is also a well-respected human being, a nice guy who treats people fairly. He has always managed to keep every aspect of his career and life in balance. In this tempestuous decade, Joe's lyricism is like a breath of fresh air.
Just 75 minutes east of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Georgia's Lake Oconee, The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation draws on local history and culture as the foundation of the guest experience. Offering 99 holes of golf, a 26,000 square foot spa and lake activities, this luxury resort offers guests an unparalleled experience.
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Joe's next dates at the Reynolds Plantation include June 2, June 16 & June 24, 2006. Check his schedule to find additional dates.
A widening schedule has found Joe performing at The Jazz Corner in Hilton Head, South Carolina, The Museum of Art and Design in midtown Manhattan, and Tehema Golf Club in Carmel, California (where Joe recently played a party for Clint Eastwood).
Joe's lastest cd "PLAYS AND SINGS" is a collection of Jazz favorites and originals by both Joe and his Father Robert Gransden. Joe is featured alongside jazz great Earl Klugh as well as a 15 piece string orchestra. Other special guests include Rene Marie, Jerry Weldon and Russell Gunn.
Fellow musicians across the country hear a talented trumpet player whose ace in the hole is a well-developed voice. But around Atlanta and New York Joe is also a well-respected human being, a nice guy who treats people fairly. He has always managed to keep every aspect of his career and life in balance. In this tempestuous decade, Joe's lyricism is like a breath of fresh air.
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