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    Artist description
    Lenni Jabour & The Third Floor is what would be playing on the phonograph during a tea party thrown by Holly Golightly, attended by Edith Piaf and a young Elton John while Andy Warhol filmed the whole thing.
    Music Style
    Cabaret Pop
    Artist History
    There is a very dear old building on the corner of a certain downtown street that twinkles on chilly evenings. There are just four floors in the building, and the window glass is stained red-yellow-green. The staircase is wooden and it creaks on the tenth step, and the ceilings are too tall for ladders. Dusty crystal chandeliers dip quietly into the long halls, seeming both stoic and sad as most things that were once grand tend to. In a particular apartment on the third floor of the building, there is music even when no one is playing gramophones or instruments nor singing out loud. There is a cello in the peeling wallpaper, a viola under the scuffed Persian rug, a double bass keeping the parlor window ajar. There is an old wooden piano by a door, and it laughs when tickled even though most of the time it tries to be serious. There’s a treble clef in a cup of tea. An eighth note takes a bath in the claw-foot tub. There’s a singing voice in the fireplace flew, and it likes to wink at the old piano and whisper saucily to it in French, especially when no one is looking. This particular apartment on the third floor is lived in by one Miss Lenni Jabour...
    Group Members
    Lenni Jabour: piano Drew Birston: double bass Alex McMaster: cello Natasha Sharko: viola Steven McGrath: drums Rosalita Whyte: tambourine, glockenspiel, hula hoop
    Instruments
    piano, double bass, cello, viola, drums, glockenspiel, accordian, tambourine, hula hoop
    Press Reviews
    "Most Likely To Succeed - (Lenni Jabour is) among the most promising independent talent in Canada." - Billboard "…with a presence bursting with colour and strength that certainly will make it's mark on the music scene in Canada and beyond." - Time (Canadian edition) "If you don't know who Lenni Jabour is now, you will." - Hollywood Reporter
    Location
    Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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