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All Star Jazz Review represents a storied chapter in American jazz, rooted in the Philadelphia scene and built by longtime collaborators Andy Kahn and Bruce Klauber. The ensemble has become a staple in the tri-state area, evolving with celebrated collaborations and standout recordings. This performer page offers a concise biography, discography highlights, and current information about live appearances and touring activity, so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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From the group’s 1970s origins to recent performances with Peggy King, All Star Jazz Review brings a blend of luminous vocals, swinging rhythm, and expert ensemble interplay. We’ve gathered verified details from their official channels and noted press coverage to help you plan your next jazz experience in New York, Philadelphia, and beyond.

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Beyond the stage, All Star Jazz Review maintains an active presence online. For updates and community connection, follow their official pages and engage with the jazz community across platforms. If you’re seeking a dependable source for intimate, high-caliber jazz performances, you’ve got a guy—us—ready to help you secure your seats.

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Documented collaborators

Upcoming shows at venues like intimate clubs in Philadelphia and New York have historically featured Peggy King alongside The All-Star Jazz Trio, with notable collaborations documented at 54 Below and Chris’ Jazz Café. While 2025 dates aren’t listed on official channels, we’ll keep you posted on any new announcements as they surface.

The essentials

Quick Facts About All Star Jazz Review

  • The All-Star Jazz Trio was co-founded in 1972 by Andy Kahn and Bruce Klauber and remains a staple in the Philadelphia tri-state area. ([allstarjazz.net](https://allstarjazz.net/about))
  • Peggy King resumed recording and performing with The All-Star Jazz Trio in 2013, including a 2015-16 album release. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_King))
  • Peggy King & The All-Star Jazz Trio released the album Songs a la King on Fresh Sound Records in 2015 (widely reviewed in JazzTimes). ([freshsoundrecords.com](https://www.freshsoundrecords.com/peggy-king-albums/6358-songs-a-la-king.html?utm_source=openai))
  • Public-facing social presence for The All-Star Jazz includes a Facebook page and Twitter handle: All-Star Jazz Trio. ([allstarjazz.net](https://allstarjazz.net/))
  • Recent documented live engagements include Peggy King with The All-Star Jazz Trio at 54 Below (New York) in 2016 and Chris’ Jazz Café events in Philadelphia around 2023. ([allstarjazz.net](https://allstarjazz.net/54-below))

The records

All Star Jazz Review Discography

  • Songs a la King
    2015 · Fresh Sound Records
  • Peggy King Sings Jerome Kern
    1985 · Stash
  • Oh What a Memory We Made Tonight
    1983 · Unknown
  • Lazy Afternoon
    1959 · Blue Note
  • Wish Upon a Star
    1956 · Columbia
  • Girl Meets Boy
    1955 · Columbia

The hits

Top All Star Jazz Review Songs

  • Make Yourself Comfortable
    1955 · #30 (Billboard Hot 100)
  • Learning to Love
    1956 · #61
  • Angel Pie (Postillon!)
    1956 · #81
  • Kiss and Run
    1956 · #88

Beyond the stage, All Star Jazz Review maintains an active presence online. For updates and community connection, follow their official pages and engage with the jazz community across platforms. If you’re seeking a dependable source for intimate, high-caliber jazz performances, you’ve got a guy—us—ready to help you secure your seats.

Upcoming shows at venues like intimate clubs in Philadelphia and New York have historically featured Peggy King alongside The All-Star Jazz Trio, with notable collaborations documented at 54 Below and Chris’ Jazz Café. While 2025 dates aren’t listed on official channels, we’ll keep you posted on any new announcements as they surface.

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