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Two of the great jazz musicians who performed on the soundtrack of Woody Allen’s recent film - “Sweet and Lowdown” will perform at the Theatre at Washington on Saturday, June 9 at 8 p.m.
Howard Alden will play guitar and Ken Peplowski will be heard on clarinet. They, along with Bucky Pizzarelli who will be performing at the Theatre next November, can also be heard on a Sony recording of the music from “Sweet and Lowdown.”
Ken Peplowski has been compared to Benny Goodman. The noted New York Times music critic John S. Wilson called him “a clarinetist with a Benny Goodman tone and a Buddy DeFranco style.” He was, in fact, a member of Benny Goodman’s last working orchestra, and he also played in the Tommy Dorsey Band, under the direction of Buddy Morrow.
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