Dec 4 with The Founders at the Knick in Westerly, Rhode Island.

NB: Al is performing solo in the Living Room at the Ocean House and Fridays through Sundays through November with the exception of Oct 19, 25 & 26.

A Highlight of the year was Al being Honored to be Inducted into The New England Music Hall of Fame at his concert with his Quintet (Dan Moretti, Jeff Galindo, Lou Bocciarelli and Steve Peck) on Blues On The Beach at the Westerly Town Beach in sunny Misquamicut Beach, RI…. as if anyone needed a reason to celebrate Summer!! …and that was a BALL!!

The full daily schedule can be found here.

Impressions of a little boy in a Ford with his family moving from snowy Buffalo, New York to sunny Palo Alto, California (then the Promised Land) in 1956. Al performs the Cactus Jump at the 1993 Montreux Jazz Festival on the Blues Summit opening for Etta James and BB King. With Deep Appreciation for Claude Nobs and Willy Leiser. https://youtu.be/ns-8xkSm0SE

The newest CD, “A Summer Place” is available exclusively at AlCopley.com. Listen here and Buy here.

Here’s a recent interview with Michael Limnios.

These are all contracted dates. Occasionally there are unexpected changes to this list, but if you'd like any more info directly from us, please contact us. After all, you make the gig ! If you have a date you'd like to book, please contact us as well in that case -- maybe we can rearrange the book to accommodate you.

The banner photo is from the Knickerbocker Music Center, taken by the marvelously talented blues photographer Joe Rosen.

All Al Copley CDs are on sale at concerts, and here to listen to and to purchase.

(See Schedule for all dates and info.)

CATEGORIES

The category is a Grand Canyon of echoes. Somebody utters an obscenity and you hear it keep bouncing back a million times. Categories are sometimes used by a person who feels that the one he's talking to doesn't know enough about the language in which he speaks. So he uses lines, circles, and pigeonholes to help the less literate one to a better understanding.

-- Duke Ellington, "Music is my Mistress." p. 38

GENIUS

Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius.

-- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart