Tony Lakatos/Pat Bianchi/Bernd Reiter “Tribute To The Giants Of Jazz”

Pat Bianchi from New York is considered one of the world's finest jazz organists, possessing a unique and creative voice on the Hammond B3. He honors the tradition while bringing the instrument into the modern age. In his remarkable career, he has played in the bands of Pat Martino, Lou Donaldson, Ralph Peterson Jr., and Chuck Loeb. He has also performed with artists such as Red Holloway, George Coleman, Terrell Stafford, Dakota Staton, and Steely Dan. His mastery of the instrument, his harmonic skill, his rhythmic intensity, and his versatility are unparalleled.

Saxophonist Tony Lakatos is a legend of European jazz. He was born in a musician family in Budapest, moved to Germany in 1979 and became one of the most respected saxophone players worldwide. He performed as a saxophone soloist in numerous jazz/pop/rock recordings and concerts. Tony has played on about 350 LP/CD recordings as a leader or sideman,…