The origin of the word “rendezvous” is from the 16th century French phrase “rendez-vous,” meaning “present yourselves.” In “Rendezvous at Eight,” Jimmy C presents his romantic self, his inner crooner, for your listening pleasure. It’s a long-awaited meeting you’re sure to enjoy.
The Great American Songbook interpreted by veteran musicians.
JOYCE and GORDON and JIMMY C
Love Wants To Dance sets the stage for an evening of romance with songs that go together with soft lights and your favorite beverage and of course that special someone.
The Effects re-unite for a blast from the past of the songs they used to perform in the 60’s plus some Jimmy C jazzy favorites done in a Frank Sinatra style.
The special occasion: A reunion with The Effects, one of my names from the 60's, and with Andy Myers, A band mate from the 70's and bass player from Nobody's Fool. Featuring Dennis Bourke. With John Kelly, Chuck Nardelli, Andy Myers and special gust Billy "Beats" Bourke.
Jimmy C’s first solo C.D., selections range from an homage to Bobby Darrin (an early hero) with “Mack the Knife” and “Beyond the Sea” to tunes done in country, quasi cajun, jazz and rock styles