6stq: News

Press Release

The Sixth Street Quaaternion’s debut album SUMMER NIGHTS is about to be released. The cd contains 11 all original tunes writen by Dave Renz 6th Street’s tenor sax man.

In addition to the broad talent that Renz brings to this lush and
satisfying work are, Tony Forliano, on Guitar Ken Vogel, Drums Art Stephano Bass and Deborah Billups, Vocals.

The songs are a mix of latin and swing with brilliant solo performances, clever lyrics, with the simply beutiful and seductive vocal of Deborah Billups.

Released on TITE GROVE RECORDS, the cd will be available thru the bands official websit www.6stq.com, I Tunes, Amazon and CD Baby. Fans may pre order via e-mail. please send requests to art@6stq.com. The band will be anouncing tour dates soon.

6 Stq will perform in concert at The Crossing Vineyards
http://www.crossingvineyards.com on Friday September 11th 2009 7:00 PM

Advance Ticket Purchase $10; $15 at the door. This concert is rain or shine so bring a lawn chair.

The crossing Vineyard has really pulled all the stops a new home style dinner buffet will be served 6:30 to 7:30 PM and only $25.00 per person (plus tax) and VIP seating is also included wow!

The Sixth Street Quaternion will be performing selections from our New album
SUMMER NIGHTS this album will be released October 2009! Our label Tight Grove Records will have representatives on hand should you wish to pre-order the new CD. Available from Tight Grove Records will be a special SUMMER NIGHTS preview entitled WINE ME, DINE ME.

So please stop by and enjoy a summer night under the stars with 6stQ and the
Crossing Vineyard.

The Sixth Street Quaternion has been selected to perform for Crossing Vineyards summer concert series. Deborah and the boys will swing it on September 11, 2009 at 7:00 PM. The Streeters will play selections from the fourth comming release "Summer Nights".

This prestigious event is held on the grounds of the Crossing Vineyards & Winery, The Winery is located just 45 Minutes from Philadelphia and 90 Minutes from New York in Washington Crossing PA.

Click on :Gigs" button for complete schedule!

That's right Deborah, Dave and the whole gang are in the studio recording 6StQ's first cd.

The sessions are going well. This album will be recorded live with no editing or overdubs.

Dave has put together 10 wonderful compositions for the project and the band has responded by playing the hell out of them.

Grand View Hospital has invited 6stq to help them celebrate the grand opening of the new outpatient center. Click here for more info: http://www.gvh.org/pages/news/2006-11-08-construction.asp The event will take place On June 21, starting at 5:00 PM.

6stq at The Witherspoon grill Princeton NJ May 27, 2007 see Gigs for more info

With Deborah Billups

6stq is playing all summer at The Blue Point Grill in Princeton NJ see Gigs

Art Stphano is now teaching double bass and bass guitar at the Music & Arts Centers in Pinceton NJ. Art will have stusio times on Wednesday nights starting August 5th 2006.

For more specific information please contact music & Arts Centers: 609-987-9595 or,
http://www.musicarts.com

The Sixth Street Quaternion has joined The Max Network. An affiliation of companies dedicated to providing the best service in thier fields.

First Impressions....
Posted by missjonz on 08/04/2005
Where does one start when describing this jazz lovers hideway? Maybe with the jazz? With the food? Or with the atmostsphere?
Alex, I'll take all of the above for a $ 100!
The tea candles provide the mood and with Mark and Chris behind the bar no one leaves thirsty or hungry (ladies bring your straws because Chris the bartender has the drink for you). I recommend a bottle of Vouvray and the Salmon Peppernade (heaven!). I skipped dessert but the sounds of The 6th Street Quaternion were just as sweet. Before you leave make sure you grab a calender, you'll need it to make plans for your next visit.
Chris' is the perfect marriage between a swanky jazz club and a laid back musicians loft. I am extremely impressed with Chris'. After all first impressions are the most important!