STEVE (N) BROCK. (The “N” is silent.)

Fri., Nov. 1.  STEVE (N.) BROCK. (The “N” is silent!)  Mr. Brock’s show in August was so successful that it called for a return engagement for this multi-hyphenate singer/songwriter/film-writer/producer/director/voiceover artist.  Although his voice has been compared to Kurt Reichenbach, Kurt Elling, and Michael Franks, Mr. Brock counts James Taylor, Carole King, Billy Joel, Elton John, Mel Tormé, and Harry Connick, Jr. among his musical influences, and possesses a special affection for bossa nova and the sounds of Brazil.  His CD, Cry By the Light of the Moon, (2014,) contains inventive arrangements of classic and modern standards as well as his own original songs created over the years, with lyrics that continue the traditions of the great story-teller songwriters like Harry Chapin and James Taylor, including his very first song:  “Tell Me That I’m a Fool,” written while he was still in high school.  His second CD, Infinity, was released in 2018.  In addition, he wrote, produced, and acted in the 2020 film, Echoes of Kerberos, and played “Ted” in the feature film, Reality Queen, alongside Denise Richards.  This show features Dave Moscoe on piano and surprise guest appearances.