Live Music
WTCP - Castello Plan Radio
'a radio station dedicated to playing only Castello Plan resident musicians'
live tracks recorded by AndyTechie
Upcoming Shows
Thursday, May 3rdRoy Nathanson Saxophone player, bandleader, composer, artist, actor, teacher & neighbor, Roy Nathanson has been called "the Poet on the Q Train". His bio is too varied and extensive to give it any justice in one paragraph, but trust us when we say that he is a jazz great and we are excited to welcome him back to The Castello Plan for an amazing night of jazz and soul. |
Thursday, May 10thWilly Gantrim "I grew up in Houston in the smoldering heat, hit the road at 17 and lived in snowy Milwaukee, lonely, lonely Norman, ecstatic New Orleans, and haunted Olean. I live in home bittersweet home New York City now and enjoy singing with my good ol’ Stella and a Pignose. I perform songs I’ve written and songs that have already been written that I like.". |
Thursday, May 17thSarah King & the Smoke Rings lSarah King and The Smoke Rings evoke the '30's and '40's with their elegant sense of swing, hip arrangements, and, most importantly, love of The American Songbook. Sarah King's style is rooted in the past but unique to her, and she occasionally adds an extra dimension to the instrumental swing of the band through her deft ukelele playing. The subtly swinging accompaniment of Alex Levin on piano and Ben Cliness on upright bass casts a pleasurable spell. The band frequently expands to a quartet, featuring Ben Cliness on drums and the renowned bassist, Scott Ritchie. |
Thursday, May 24thMiss Elizabeth & the Pint-Sized Cocktail Orchestra Bob Parins' Pint-Sized Cocktail Orchestra is joined by Hot Sardines canary Miss Elizabeth for a night of crooning, swooning tunes from (and inspired by) the 1920s-1940s--a little jazz, a little country, and a whole lot of harmonies. |
Thursday, June 7thBliss Blood & Al Street Playing sultry Hawaiian-infused ukulele folky romps, Bliss began her career as vocalist/songwriter in the band Pain Teens in Houston and continued to write music and perform with The Moonlighters and Delta Dreambox, among other bands, in New York City since 1995. Guitarist Al Street is a master of style and of the guitar itself. He has played at the world's top festivals, and can be heard on the Major Motion Picture "American Gangster" soundtrack, as well as "Three Days of Rain" with Grammy winner Bob Belden. Al Street has traveled to Venezuela, Honduras, Peru and Syria as a U.S. Department of State Jazz Ambassador. |
