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Chris Botti & Sy Smith, In The Wee Small Hours (Frank Sinatra cover), live in San Francisco (4K)

Chris Botti (trumpet) and Sy Smith (vocals) cover the Frank Sinatra song "In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning" live in concert at SFJazz in San Francisco, California on January 4, 2023. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning appeared on the Frank Sinatra album, In The Wee Small Hours (1955). Chris Botti released a cover of the song on his third studio album, Slowing Down The World (1999). It featured Sting on vocals; Sting re-released the cover on his compilation album, Duets (2021). Chris Botti is a Grammy Award winning jazz and pop trumpet player from Corvalis, Oregon. Sy Smith is an R&B/neo-Soul singer, songwriter, and actress from Los Angeles. Joining them onstage were Chad Lefkowitz-Brown a/k/a Chad LB (saxophone), Leonardo Amuedo (guitar), Holger Marjamaa (piano), Reggie Hamilton (bass), and Lee Pearson (drums). To buy Sy Smith's music and merch, visit her at https://syberspace.shop. ================ Sy Smith official bio: Sy Smith has solidified her place in the world of underground soul music (she’s often called “the hardest working woman in underground soul”). This Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter and producer helped cultivate the nu-soul scene in that city more than 10 years ago, a scene which now easily boasts some of the most progressive artists of that genre to date, some of whom came directly from Smith’s own band line-ups (including Thundercat and Kamasi Washington). Her catalog includes 5 studio albums, with contributions from a who’s who of producers (James Poyser of The Roots, Ali Shaheed Muhammad of A Tribe Called Quest and Nicolay of The Foreign Exchange). All 5 of her albums, including her brand new project “Sometimes A Rose Will Grow In Concrete,” have been heralded by critics around the world for Smith’s lyrical dexterity, her vocal whimsy and her ability to spin a story like few others in soul music. Listeners often remark on Smith’s vocal range, which moves effortlessly from a speakeasy, gritty alto all the way to a stratospheric soprano whistle register reminiscent of the late Minnie Riperton. ======================= Chris Botti live tour dates (2023): Jan. 3-8 – San Franciso, CA @ SF Jazz - Miner Auditorium Jan. 12-15 – Seattle, WA @ Jazz Alley Jan. 16 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Blue Note At Sea Jan. 21 – Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre Jan. 22 – Ocala, FL @ Reilly Arts Center Jan. 24 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Wells Hall At The Parker Jan. 25 – West Palm Beach, FL @ Kravis Center Jan. 26 – Fort Myers, FL @ Mann Performing Arts Hall Jan. 27 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall Jan. 28 – Lady Lake, FL @ Morse Performing Arts Center Feb. 9-12 – Honolulu, HI @ Blue Note Hawaii Feb. 16-20 – Tokyo, Japan @ ブルーノート東京 (Blue Note Tokyo) Feb. 22 – Taipei, Taiwan @ 国家両庁院演奏庁 (National Concert Hall) Feb. 24 – Kaohsiung, Taiwan @ National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts-Weiwuying Feb. 25 – Taipei, Taiwan @ 国家両庁院演奏庁 (National Concert Hall) Feb. 26 – Tainan, Taiwan @ Tainan Municipal Tainan Cultural Center Feb. 27 – Taichung, Taiwan @ 臺中國家歌劇院 (National Taichung Theater) March 3 – Memphis, TN @ Soundstage At Graceland March 4 – Chesterfield, MO @ The Factory March 5 – Glen Ellyn, IL @ McAninch Arts Center March 28 – Erie, PA @ D'Angelo Peforming Arts Center March 30 – Sacramento, CA @ Crest Theatre March 31 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern April 1 – Palm Desert, CA @ McCallum Theatre April 3 – Scottsdale, AZ @ Arizona Musicfest April 5 – Modesto, CA @ Gallo Center April 10 – Santa Fe, NM @ Lensic Performing Arts Center ================= Chris Botti official show announcement: “With his finely etched features and piercing green eyes, trumpeter Chris Botti combines matinee idol looks with the simmering lyricism of an expert balladeer” (The Mercury News). Botti, the world’s biggest-selling jazz instrumentalist, was never the same after hearing Miles Davis’ version of “My Funny Valentine” when he was 12. A trumpeter with a sumptuous, enveloping tone, fluent phrasing and sense of space, Botti became a masterly musician equally at home in the realms of jazz and pop. He honed his craft performing and recording with stars like Frank Sinatra, Buddy Rich, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Sting, who featured him on his Brand New Day tour and who was one the stellar artists on Botti’s chart-topping 2009 album Live in Boston. Recorded with the Boston Pops Orchestra, it also featured the versatile trumpeter improvising in the company of Yo-Yo Ma, John Mayer and Steven Tyler. Botti’s 2012 CD Impressions, a ballad collection pairing him artists as various as Vince Gill, Herbie Hancock, Mark Knopfler and Caroline Campbell, won the Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album. In concert, the melodious trumpeter is as likely to play the second movement of Rodrigo’s “Concierto de Aranjuez” – played so beautifully by Miles on Sketches of Spain – as he is Al Green’s grooving “Let’s Stay Together” or a leanly romantic “When I Fall in Love.” Botti’s SFJazz shows have become a New Year tradition, and always sell out.