Revolutionary Snake Ensemble brings its much needed annual Mardi Gras Party back to Scullers
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BOSTON - eMusicWire -- The Revolutionary Snake Ensemble, formed in Boston in 1990, continues to perpetuate the New Orleans vibe throughout the New England area and beyond. A vibe that stems from a Southern city that has had more than its fair share of troubled times. With a show of resilience, survival, unity, NOLA's Mardi Gras tradition signifies their strength in spite of any adversity. And RSE has always been on a mission to respect and perpetuate that "bon temps rouler" upbeat strength.

At Scullers, RSE will once again celebrate this time of year, with a toast to Mardi Gras vitality soon to be followed by Spring's renewal. They will again be joined by New Orleans icon & vocalist Henri Smith, who always exudes that special Mardi Gras party feel! This year also promises to be an even more expansive jazz throw-down, which, as RSE's leader Ken Field has described, will include "an over-the-top slate of truly amazing special surprise guests -- trust me, you want to be there for this one!"

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RSE's outstanding krewe members are Ken Field (RSE leader, alto sax & flute), Tom Hall (tenor sax), Dave Harris (trombone & tuba), Blake Newman (bass), Phil Neighbors (drums), and Jerry Sabatini (trumpet). revolutionarysnakeensemble.org

RSE's 5th album "Serpentine", released this past year, focuses on Ken Field's original compositions, along with arrangements of diverse works from Frank Zappa to the Appalachian traditional song "The Water is Wide."  Downbeat says it's "such an invigorating blast," and United Mutations calls it "impressive...beautiful."  According to Provincetown Magazine, the album is "Splendid...spontaneous, improvisational, rigged with the band's energy and prosody ... a solid blast of brass in a mercury-wild package. This is music for listening, moving your ass. It's music for being alive." revolutionarysnakeensemble.org/albums/serpentine/

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Basic listings information:
Revolutionary Snake Ensemble's Mardi Gras Party with special guest Henri Smith and several surprise guests. Saturday, February 21, all ages show at 7:00 pm. Tickets start at $48. Scullers Jazz Club, 400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA 02134. For further information: scullersjazz.com/calendar/, info@ScullersJazz.com, (617) 562-4111.

Further background information:
Revolutionary Snake Ensemble (RSE)
revolutionarysnakeensemble.org, facebook.com/RevolutionarySnakeEnsemble (https://www.facebook.com/RevolutionarySnakeEnse...), kenfield.org

Henri Smith
henrismithneworleans.com, facebook.com/henri.smith.902 (https://www.facebook.com/henri.smith.902)