Jazz Music

O'Hara's Jazz Cafe gives Good Sax 7 Nights A Week And Twice On Sunday! Locations: Las Olas Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale and Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, Florida.

Fort Lauderdale - DiningGuide: O'Hara's Jazz Cafe Classy old Chicago brick and 18th century brass chandeliers create a warm and friendly atmosphere. Live jazz and blues seven nights a week. Eclectic menu consists of Cuban, Cajun and soul-food cuisine.

Fort Lauderdale - DiningGuide: O'Hara's Jazz Cafe and Swingstreet Bistro New Orleans cuisine, serving dishes such as shrimp scampi, jambalaya, and catfish stuffed with crawfish.

O'Hara's Musicians includes several pages of internationally-recognized premier jazz performers.

James O'Hara's Detonators Their music is a refreshing and enthusiastic melting pot of R & B, Funk, Swing, Blues and Jazz. They have played at the Burnley International Blues Festival, at The Guinness Temple Bar Festival in Dublin, at the Edinburgh Jazz Festival, at The Great British R n' B Festival in Colne, at The Brecon Jazz Festival, at The Cork International Jazz Festival and at Ronnie Scott's club in Birmingham.

The O'Haras Band In the past, The O’Hara’s (of Antwerp, Belgium) were called "II One O’Hara". The band was formed by Guitarplayer Dille and Bassplayer Steven. Later, Trumpet player Bert joined them. Due to professional reasons, Gunter, drummer at that time, left the band and was replaced by Bruno. II One O’Hara then became The O’Hara’s. The music they make can be described as an instrumental mix of surf, Rockabilly, punk, western and more of this..., spiced with ska, flamenco, jazz etc...

The O'Haras' Devil's Desert This is one unique CD. The band is from Belgium. They are instrumental, with a heavy foundation in surf, but strained through intense distortion and reverb, salted with flamenco, and baked until it weighs a ton.

Chang O'Hara's Bistro A snug and comfortable hideaway for St. Paulites in the know which serves up tasty American food and beers. Location: 498 Selby Ave St Paul, MN.

Chang O'Hara's Are you a moldy fig? A dyed-in-the-wool jazz traditionalist, who believes bebop is just some newfangled fad? Then Chang O'Hara's is your kind of music place. Some great rotating house bands play trad jazz, blues and swing nightly. A combination bar and restaurant in St. Paul's active Selby-Dale neighborhood (near Cathedral Hill), Chang O'Hara's has several swell combos in residence.

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