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About Pieces of a Dream
Currently, Pieces of a Dream continues to tour extensively, bringing their blend of jazz fusion to audiences around the world. In 2023, they have been performing at various jazz festivals and concert series, showcasing their latest album, 'On Another Note', which reflects their growth and exploration of new sounds. They have headlined events such as the Capital Jazz Fest and the Montreux Jazz Festival, attracting jazz enthusiasts and new fans alike. The band emphasizes the importance of live performance, often engaging with the audience through storytelling and improvisation, which is a hallmark of jazz music. In addition to their concert tours, Pieces of a Dream is also involved in educational initiatives, hosting workshops and masterclasses to inspire the next generation of musicians. As they celebrate over four decades in the music industry, Pieces of a Dream remains committed to pushing the boundaries of jazz while honoring its rich heritage, making their live events a must-see for any music lover.
Pieces of a Dream History
Pieces of a Dream is an American jazz fusion band that was formed in 1976 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The band was initially composed of keyboardist James Lloyd and drummer Curtis Harmon, who were just teenagers at the time. Over the years, Pieces of a Dream has evolved both in terms of its lineup and its musical style, blending elements of jazz, R&B, funk, and pop. Their debut album, 'Pieces of a Dream', released in 1981, marked their entry into the music scene and showcased their innovative sound. The band gained significant recognition with hits like 'Fo Fi Fo' and 'Warm Weather', which received heavy airplay on jazz and smooth jazz radio stations. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Pieces of a Dream released several albums that solidified their reputation in the jazz community, including 'Joyride' and 'In the Moment'. The band's ability to adapt to changing musical trends while maintaining their unique identity has contributed to their longevity, making them a staple in the live music circuit. Their performances are known for high energy, intricate arrangements, and a deep connection with the audience, features that have made them popular in various venues ranging from intimate clubs to large concert halls.
