Saxophonist Brandon Fields celebrates his first CD release in nine years with “One World” Sunday at The Baked Potato in Studio City. “One World” includes contributions from drummer Gary Novak and the late bassist Dave Carpenter.

Joining Fields onstage for the release will be keyboardist Jeff Babko (Jimmy Kimmel Live!), trumpeter Walt Fowler (Frank Zappa/James Taylor), bassist Ian Martin (Ravi Coltrane), drummer Joel Taylor (Andy Summers/Allan Holdsworth) and percussion wizard Luis Conte.

Other great albums from Brandon Fields that we recommend listening to include:
(1) Everbody’s Business(1999)
(2) Brandon Fields (self-titled, 1995)
(3) Other Places (1990)

About The Venue:

A restaurant and club, The Baked Potato is a jazz lovers dream, entertaining guest for years. This tiny jazz and blues joint offer an intimate, no-frills atmosphere that puts all the emphasis on the music. The club has earned a reputation for booking superb local talent and big-name artists. This is a musician’s and music lover’s club.

Their kitchen is open 7pm to 1am, so you can order food while you are taking in the music. Order dishes like melted cheese potato, marinated steak potato, and teriyaki chicken potato.

For more information about Brandon Fields, visit www.brandonfields.com.

Location:
The Baked Potato
3787 Cahuenga Blvd
Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 980-1615
www.thebakedpotato.com

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