old Boston soul/R&B

<strong>Dirty Water Brass Band</strong>, a Boston-based street band, plays an eclectic mix of jazz, R&amp;B, New Orleans, &amp; more, creating an oftentimes raucous but then on occasion a subtle sound that could be defined as music from the bayou and beyond. Locally, Dirty Water has invaded the outdoor stages of HONK!, Central Square, Harvard Square, and outlying neighborhoods, as well as indoor spaces such as the Lily Pad, Precinct, Cantab, Johnny D's, The Burren, to name a few. Dirty Water is currently Mary Curtin (alto sax), Peter Goransson (tenor sax), Dave Lewin (trumpet), Tim Opperman (trombone), Jim Overly (sousaphone), Jamie Pierce (tenor sax), &amp; Don Stevenson (drums).

<strong>Dirty Water Brass Band</strong>, a street band based in Davis Square, plays an eclectic mix of jazz, R&amp;B, New Orleans, &amp; more, creating an oftentimes raucous but then on occasion a subtle sound that could be defined as music from the bayou and beyond. Locally, Dirty Water has invaded the outdoor stages of HONK!, Central Square, Harvard Square, and outlying neighborhoods, as well as indoor spaces such as the Lily Pad, Precinct, Cantab, Johnny D's, to name a few. DWBB is Mary Curtin (sax), Peter Goransson (sax), Dave Lewin (trumpet), Tim Opperman (trombone), Jim Overly (sousaphone), Todd Page (trombone), Jamie Pierce (sax), Gary Smiley (trumpet), &amp; Don Stevenson (drums).

Dirty Water Brass Band, a street band based in Davis Square, plays an eclectic mix of jazz, R&amp;B, New Orleans, &amp; more, creating an oftentimes raucous but then again sometimes subtle sound that could be defined as music from the bayou and beyond. "Dirty Water Brass Band with trombonist Todd Page firing up the audience like a hyperactive pied piper, swore allegiance to the old Boston soul/R&amp;B virtues." (Matthew Guerrieri, newmusicbox.org, review of HONK! 2012 all-band concert at Sanders Theater). DWBB is Mary Curtin (sax), Peter Goransson (sax), Tim Opperman (trombone), Jim Overly (sousaphone), Todd Page (trombone), Jamie Pierce (sax), Gary Smiley (trumpet), &amp; Don Stevenson (drums).