Bill Fulton on keys or piano at The Mint
Bill Fulton at The Mint Brings Live Jazz Piano to Los Angeles
Bill Fulton at The Mint delivers a night of live jazz piano. A camera crew filmed the entire show. As a result, fans get a rare, up-close look at the quartet in action. Overall, it captures Bill Fulton’s sound at its most authentic.
On this night, Bill Fulton took the keys and piano chair. Chris Ferrone joined on saxophone. Meanwhile, Simeon Pillich anchored the low end on bass. Teddy Zambetti drove the rhythm from behind the drums. In this way, each player added something unique to the sound. Together, the four musicians turned The Mint’s stage into an intimate jazz club experience.
Why the Bill Fulton at The Mint Show Stands Out
The Mint has hosted Los Angeles musicians for decades. This performance shows why the venue remains a favorite among jazz fans. For example, Bill Fulton leads the quartet through a set that highlights his skill on keys and piano. He also trades solos with Ferrone’s saxophone. Meanwhile, Pillich and Zambetti hold the groove steady throughout. Because of this chemistry, anyone curious about live jazz should watch the recording.
Event Details
Below are the full details for this show.
- Artist: Bill Fulton on keys or piano
- Date: February 28, 1991
- Venue: The Mint
- Address: 6010 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
- Band: Chris Ferrone (sax), Simeon Pillich (bass), Teddy Zambetti (drums)
Fans who enjoy the Bill Fulton at The Mint recording can explore more of his work. For instance, check out his role as a keyboardist and pianist. In addition, browse other upcoming events on the site. The Bill Fulton Band page also features more live performances. Finally, visit the audio page to hear more recordings, or read Bill Fulton’s <a
Artist: Bill Fulton on keys or pianoDate/Time: February 28, 1991 12:00 am
Venue: The Mint
Address: 6010 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90035
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