2019

Highlights of 2019 Summer’s Festival

The Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival is one of the most popular events in the region for so many reasons. Of course, Morristown has a wonderful town center with a beautiful Green, but is also offers plenty to do when the music stops. But the music is the main attraction and the talent has been topnotch.

Here are a few scenes from the 2019 festival

Photos courtesy of MorristownGreen.com
Photographers: Kevin Coughlin, Jeff Sovelove, Adam Casadevall and Jack Grassa

The Antoinette Montague Experience

Vocalist Antoinette had the crowd on its feet with her brand of jazz and blues. She opened the day with a fiery set and raised a high bar for the rest of the day. Photo by Morristown Green

Tap dancer A.C. Lincoln was flying high with his spellbinding technique. Photo by Morristown Green

Drummer Bobby Sanabria and guitarist King Solomon Hicks blew everyone away. Photo by Morristown Green

The Frank Vignola Trio

The Frank Vignola Trio provided an appropriate tribute to Bucky Pizzarelli. Photo by Morristown Green

Frank Vignola took time to meet with fans. Photo by Morristown Green

The Green was filled with fans early in the day. Photo by Morristown Green

Rob Paparozzi’s Juke Joint

Steve Katz, one of the founding members of Blood Sweat & Tears, made a surprise appearance with Rob Paparozzi.
Photo by Jack Grassa

The Tribute to Woodstock included “Going Up The Country” by Canned Heat with Rob, Max Morden on guitar, and Amanda Morden on flute. Photo by Jack Grasso

Rob Paparozzi’s Juke Joint had the crowd enthralled with their Tribute to Woodstock on the 50th anniversary. Photo by Jack Grasso

Two wonderful musicians, pianist Jerry Vezza and singer Grover Kemble, enjoy a moment together backstage. Photo by Jack Grasso

The Bernard Allison Group

The best-selling blues artist Bernard Allison finally got the opportunity to entertain his fans. Photo by Jack Grasso

The Bernard Allison Band Photo by Jack Grasso

Davy Knowles

Davy Knowles was on fire and the large crowd loved it. Photo by Morristown Green

Davy Knowles was the perfect finale for a perfect day of music. Photo by Jack Grasso