Josh Rouse talks about what it¹s like to be a Nebraskan living in Spain, and how a pre-Castro Cuban cabaret legend influenced his new sound on his latest album, "El Turista."
Event: Josh Rouse will be performing
Friday, February 5, at 7:00 pm
Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street
Tickets: $25
More information and tickets at here.
Guests:
Josh Rouse
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Comments [2]
I am originally from the midwest (Indiana), now a permanent resident in the NYC area, and a jazz lover. I would like to some day live in Catalonia or Valencia part of the year. How is the jazz scene in those areas of Spain?
Cuban Jazz? Sounds like the first thing this guy did when he got off the plane is decide to rip-off Paul Simon.
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