My husband said it reminded him of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
The tall windows providing a crystal clear view of the plaza below.

Well, it wasn’t Jazz at Lincoln Center. It was Nancy Tierney and the Boys at Upper Fourth, Santa Rosa’s new hot spot. We played a gig there last Tuesday to a packed house full of wonderful, enthusiastic friends, family and fans.

We played a lot of old favorites, a few new tunes, and Tom Shader, my most favorite bass player in the world, and I had a couple of duets, one on Come Fly With Me and one on You and the Night and the Music. Max Perkoff played piano, and this was the first time Max and I had played together, and he did a fabulous job!

A lot of the people I spoke with commented on how much they love this new venue, Upper Fourth. It’s adult, classy and they serve great drinks. Try a Plymouth gin martini. So smooth! They also have great appetizers. I was watching all this delicious food go by as I sang in front of the "Jazz at Lincoln Center" windows.

What a night! The room was vibin’ with such good, high energy. Everyone was having a great time, and I was deeply touched by the turnout. On a Tuesday night!

I must give a HUGE SHOUT OUT to Joel Rabune who rounded up every winery dude he knew and told them they had to be there. He’s now my new promotions manager. And ladies, he’s single! And very sweet. And he just got a great haircut that makes him all the more handsome. (If you’d like his phone number, call me!)

And a big hand to Molly Gallaher and Ivan Richard who run Upper Fourth. They are doing a fabulous job. Finally, we have a cozy, comfortable place for adults to just hang and talk and listen to live music!