Easy Street Band References

The Easy Street Band has been playing since 1967 when they started as the "Associated Sounds, 'Dance Band'." Some of the original members are still part of the band and that have made sure that the new musicians that have arrived to the band are just as good as the people they are replacing. The Easy Street Band is characterized by being very responsible and professional. If you talk to them ahead of time, they will certainly be there at your event. This band plays in weddings, private parties, corporate event, community festival, dance clubs, etc. they have a very good mailing list that guarantees good turnout whenever they are playing at public events. Here we have compiled a series of reviews that will work as references on the work of this jazz swing band from Seattle, Washington. " I got to enjoy the music of the Easy Street Band without having planned on it, as a went to the La Conner Summer Street Festival. There were so many people who seemed to like their music just like me and my wife did. We usually ask around to find out when they are coming back, and they always deliver"

-Casey D. Gregg "A few years back I went to Seattle for my sister's wedding and they had hired this band called the Easy Street Band, I love jazz, and once they began playing I loved it even more. The funny part was that they also played all kinds of songs that make the wedding a very special event. Every time I have the chance to go back to Seattle I always ask my brother in law to find out where they will be playing so that we can go and share a nice evening full of great music" -Cheryl J. Chambless "I used to manage a club in Seattle down town, and I am always thankful to the great group of musicians from the Easy Street Band, every time they came to play at our place, the turnout was great and both customers and staff got to enjoy their great music. I always remember a time when one of the waiters came to me dancing after having waited on hundreds of people and told me that when the Easy Street Band played, he could even work for free. That made me realize just how good these guys were, and still are. I never saw the waiter again, but I usually check the band out in other clubs." -Jerry H. Alves "Back in March, The Easy Street Band played at the Museum of Flight as part of the University of Washington Medical Center's Service Awards Banquet, I got to go with my two sons and we really enjoyed the excellent performance of the band. I had already heard about the band, but it was actually a lot better than they had told me, even my two sons enjoyed their tunes. It was obvious to us that these people really enjoys what they do!" -Brad C. Burns