Jan. 7, 2021
Tc4 & Co. Hospitality has acquired fellow Austin-based restaurant chain Mighty Fine Burgers Fries & Shakes, formerly owned by K&N Management, according to a press release. Mighty Fine has five locations in the Austin area.
Tc4 & Co. Hospitality is led by partners Tony Ciola and Creed Ford IV, and known for its three concepts: Tony C s Coal Fired Pizza, Tony C s Pizza & Beer Garden, and The League Kitchen and Tavern. Founded in 2011, Tc4 owns and operates seven locations in the Austin area, with a fourth location of The League set to open in early 2021. We have been longtime fans of Mighty Fine s concept, as well as the quality of food and service, Ford said in the release. When this opportunity presented itself, we knew we had to act quick.
Gift of Jazz Centennial Concert Series: Celebrating 100 Years of Carmen McRae presented by Myra Warren, vocals and Eric Gunnison on piano. Live streaming on YouTube and Facebook from Mighty Fine Productions.
Carmen McRae is one of jazz’s most beloved vocalist. Her style was so unique among her contemporaries. Although she came to prominence after Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn, she quickly established her own style that was always deeply connected to the lyrics. McRae grew up playing piano as her initial musical background but matured musically in the 1940’s singing with great swing bands such as Count Basie Orchestra and Benny Carter’s Big Band. During the height of bebop, McRae was the intermission pianist at Minton’s Playhouse. This is likely where she heard Thelonious Monk for the first time, which hugely influenced her signature style and scat improvisations. Her vocal career took off after cutting her first record as Carmen Clarke (while she was married to drummer Ke
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