Bliss Blood And Al Street to Perform at Last Licks Cafe

Music lovers can catch Bliss Blood and Al Street at Last Licks Cafe Saturday, 7:30-10:30 p.m., at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington.

The pair first performed at Last Licks Cafe in March 2012. Formed as a duo in 2010 to write original acoustic music together, they released two CDs, “Evanescent” and “Live on the Lilac” and are now preparing to release their third CD, “Unspun,” with 15 all-original compositions. Their songs encompass waltzes, blues, psychedelia, film-inspired torch songs as well as a new series of “noir” tunes.

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Bliss and Al continue to play as a duo and have also expanded their band to include vibraphonist Tom Beckham, Marcus Parsley on horns and Jim Fryer on trumpet and trombone with a repertoire of over 100 tunes, including 1920s blues and jazz, 50s and 60s “cool jazz” vocal tunes, film music and originals.

They perform around the New York area at places as diverse as The Flatiron Room, The Soho Grand Hotel Club Room, Manderley Bar in the McKittrick Hotel, wineries and restaurants and private events.

Tickets are $15, pay at the door. The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington is located at 109 Browns Road in Huntington. For more information, call 631-427-9547, or email info@uufh.org.

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