Fri
Jul 7, 2023
Split Bill
Main Stage

The Oz Noy Organ Trio with Anton Fig & Gary Versace

No reservations
With opening act:  
Robert Diorio
Dining 5-9pm. Music 7:30pm.

Ft. Oz Noy (Guitar), Gary Versace (Organ), Anton Fig (Drums)

Israeli-born guitarist Oz Noy is a progressive and iconoclastic artist who incorporates a wide array of styles into his own work, including funk, rock, blues, and jazz.

The Oz Noy Organ Trio with Anton Fig & Gary Versace
Jul 7, 2023
  •  
Main Stage
  •  
Dining 5-9pm. Music 7:30pm.

Oz Noy is a guitar player from Israel, who started his professional career at the age of 13 playing jazz, blues, pop and rock music. At age 16 he was already playing with leading Israeli musicians and performers, and at age 24 he was one of the most established studio guitar players in the country, and played on numerous records. He was also a member of the house band of Israel's top rated Television show for more than two years.Since his arrival to New York in 1996 he has made a big impact on the local music scene with his unique sound, compositions and style, bringing a mixture of pop, rock, blues, funk, and jazz, into a cohesive and intoxicating groove.

Oz has performed, toured and recorded with well established artists such as Richard Bona, Chris Botti, Mike Clark, Jeff 'Tain" Watts, Harry Bellefonte, Toni Braxton, Phoebe Snow, Gavin Degraw,Niel Rogers, Roger Glover ... He played on numerous commercials and movie soundtracks like 'Auto Focus' and 'Undefeated' (HBO) with Angelo Badeomenti; 'Queer as Folk' (HBO),The Drug Years(VH1) and recently wrote the sound track for the highly acclaimed documentary A/K/A Tommy Chong.

Opening Act:

The BK Project started early summer of 2013 with two old friends deciding to break out our acoustic guitars and jam. Kevin had played with several rock bands locally and I had been content playing  at home, taking songs I have known thru the years and adding our own arrangement.  When we first played together, Kevin found my style had some roots in the blues, that I never played a song  the same way twice and I changed tempos to how I felt that night.  Kevins  roots was playing rock and roll with other band members, where he maintained song structure,  timing and enjoyed wailing on his guitar.   Kevin enjoyed the free form of my arrangements and I liked that he added structure to our songs. And so it began. We learned  from each other and found we had our own way of telling a story  to music. So, we have taken songs from as far back as the 20s' to current, added some classics, a touch of country and of course the blues, and made our own arrangements which we believe gives us our own "style". We play for the love of  music, the beauty of the words and the way we" hear" the song. We hope you will find our "style" enjoyable. The greatest compliment we have heard is, I love how you guys made that song your own...Bobby D & Kev