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Birthday Weekend with family and friends.
Performing with the most amazing , incredible Carmen Bradford, Jeremy Monteiro, Tamagoh YS, Andrew Lim guesting.

Beautiful audience at Relish Cluny Court. This caps my birthday weekend as I will continue to celebrate. Very thankful for a wonderful night and to have Carmen to warm my soul (and the souls of many ).

Ernie Watts & Jeremy Monteiro

Ernie Watts on Saxophones
Jeremy Monteiro on Piano
Shawn Kelley on Drums
Christy Smith on Basses

The Eric Wyatt Quartet

With Eric Wyatt on Saxophones

Benito Gonzales on Piano
David Hodek on Drums
Christy Smith on Bass

"Tribute to the Music of Sonny Rollins"

September 30th, 2016

Jeremy Monteiro's and The Business Times 40th anniversary:

A nice pre-show photo with many of the performers of the Jazzy Business concert
with the President of Singapore, Dr. Tony Tan.

Photo by Russel Wong

“All Gatsby” with this Great band with
Christy Smith, Rani Singam, Kerong Chok and Darryl Ervin.

Red Bank Bar and Grill Singapore

Presenting International Jazz every Thursday, Friday and Saturday with the Christy Smith Quartet !

The Kuala Lumpur International Jazz and Arts Festival
10th to 13th September 2015
University of Malaya
Kuala Lumpur

With
the Eric Wyatt Quartet
Eric Wyatt
Saxophones
Benito Gonzalez - Piano
Eddie Layman - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

Christy Smith playing with
Tony & Roby Lakatos
August 28th
&
September 1st
at No Black Tie
and
Saturday 29th&30th
at Publika
Kuala Lumpur
with
Tony Lakatos
Saxophones
Roby Lakatos - Violin
Tay Cher Siang - Keys
John Thomas - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

at Publika Kuala Lumpur

Dreams, BHSOs third concert for its Seasons 2015
shows home grown talents Gabriel Ng, Low Shao Ying and Low Shao Suan.
Gabriel Ng, violin virtuoso, performs Astor Piazzollas Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.
With Christy Smith on basses.

A fabulous showcase of Singapore Jazz at SING50 !

With Jeremy Monteiro, Christy Smith
Tamagoh, Rani Singam
Rit Xu & Andrew Lim.

Yes, very much enjoyed performing with the Jeremy Monteiro Band feat. Rani Singam, Jacintha Abisheganaden,Melissa Tham. Big shout out to all the performers & everyone involved ,Awesome,What a labor of Love , Happy Birthday Singapore !!!!!!

Randy Jackson

As I was leaving the stage stairs, my eyes locked in on the great Randy Jackson as we greeted one another; I was talking oh so fast as our moment was to be brief . Thankful fa sure !!Very uplifting , as I am a long time fan of his Bass playing and other contributions for us all. Big shout out to The Big Dawg!!! Nice to meet you again Randy!

With:
Jeremy Monteiro, Christy Smith, Melissa Tham
Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh, Robert Fernando, Julian Chan
Stephen Francis, Mohamed Noor, Rit Xu

A great group shot after Jeremy’s 55th birthday jam session and party.

James Flynn - Vocals
Wei Xiang - Piano
Rick Smith - Guitar
Christy Smith - Basses

May 22nd, 2015
SingJazz Club

Ernesto Enriquez - Guitar
Eivind Lødemel - Keys
Christy Smith - Basses
Leo Muños - Congas
Pablo Calzado - Drums

NUS Jazz band with Jeremy Monteiro, Christy Smith and Tamagoh, March 20th, 2015

Recording at 32Bit Recording Studio
Brad Swope, Christy Smith, Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh
producer Huang Junxiang
sound engineer Ross Ahmad
Original soundtrack by
Susan Harmer Lauw
for the documentary Forgotten Flavours.

March 7th, 2015 at 5pm
Esplanade Concert Hall
Orchestra of the Music Makers
with the Jeremy Monteiro Trio


JOHN KANDER, Chicago
DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH, Suite for Variety Orchestra (Selections)
KELLY TANG, Montage: Concerto for Jazz Piano and Orchestra
GEORGE GERSHWIN, An American in Paris

Chan Tze Law, conductor
Jeremy Monteiro, piano
Tama Goh, drums
Christy Smith, bass

OMM joins forces with Cultural Medallion recipient and Singapore’s very own “Giant of Jazz” Jeremy Monteiro for this year’s OMMProm! Together with members of his Trio, Tama Goh and Christy Smith, he will be performing Kelly Tang’s re-orchestrated Montage – Concerto for Jazz Piano and Orchestra, which he recently toured with Singapore Chinese Orchestra to resounding success, with OMM.
The Orchestra performs music from the Tony award-winning musical, Chicago, swings with Shostakovich's Suite (formerly known as the Jazz Suite 2) with its famous Waltz used in dozens of films. Capturing the glamour and excitement of Paris in the 1920s, down to the taxi horns and café tunes, Gershwin's An American in Paris is not only a masterpiece, but also a great deal of fun!

The Christy Smith Quartet
with Melissa Tham
at the Singapore Jazz Fesival March 8th, 2015
with Christy Smith, Willie Jones III
Keith Loftis and Nial Djuliarso

Willie Jones III, Lee Pearson II, Keith Loftis and Christy Smith
at the Singapore International Jazz Festival,
March 6th-8th, 2015

Nial Djuliarso, Willie Jones III, Keith Loftis and Christy Smith
at the Singapore International Jazz Festival, March 6th-8th, 2015

Thank you Keith Loftis, Willie Jones III and Nial Djuliarso !
That was a great musical cookout that Saturday night.

The Christy Smith Quartet
featuring
Willie Jones III, Keith Loftis, Nial Djuliarso
Melissa Tham
and Christy Smith

In tribute, we are giving musical thanks to John Coltrane, Joe Henderson and Frank Foster amongst other composers.
All of us have been influenced by the history and music of Jazz (and I say Jazz carefully !). Not so long ago this music has bridged into this millennium and to now universally speaking.
From its origin to that of my generation and after me to future generations it will continue to flourish. For it takes many a man and women to build that bridge and to see the musical brick layers keep coming is magnanimous!
Well, come hear us playing together for the first time !
We will definitely be at work sharing music whilst trying to nail it down !!!
Peace, Love, Good Rhythm & Music to you all !!!
Christy Smith

The Christy Smith Quartet at the Singapore International Jazz Festival, March 6th-8th, 2015

NUS Jazz band rehearsal with Hans Jonathan Charis, Ray Fellix Ganardi,
Christy Smith and William Naftali 26022015

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Get in the
Lunar New Year mood !
Jazzy arrangements
Chinese New Year tunes
Favourite Evergreens
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featuring:
Tony Lakatos, Rit Xu
Jens Bunge, Moses Gay En Hui
Christy Smith
Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh
Mohamed Noor

Jeremy Monteiro launched his Chinese New Year CD 29012015
with Tamagoh, Claude Verly and Christy Smith

Kick-start the New Year and celebrations of Singapore’s 50th year of independence with Braddell Heights Symphony Orchestra (BHSO) as they present “JOY!” – Beethoven’s 9th Symphony.

Music Director & Conductor: Adrian Tan
Joy Chorale: Khor Ai Ming (Chorus Mistress)

As Singapore’s longest-serving community orchestra, BHSO will begin this musical journey through time with Overture in C – The Story of Singapore, composed by Cultural Medallion recipient and local jazz legend Jeremy Monteiro, International Musician Christy Smith on Bass and Tamagoh on Drums.
The overture, which contains a line from the well-loved national song, One People, One Nation, One Singapore, tells the story of Singapore’s transformation from a sleepy fishing village to the modern city that it is today.

The concert will culminate in Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor, best known for its theme Ode to Joy, which continues toinspire hope and joy around the world. The 80-strong orchestra, comprising primarily of amateur musicians with a passion for music, will be conducted by music director and conductor, Adrian Tan. They will be accompanied by soloists and The Joy Chorale led by chorus mistress, Khor Ai Ming.

Friday, January 16th, 2015,
SingJazz Club
Anne Weerapass
Don Gomes - Piano
Eddie Layman - Drums
Sebastian Ho - Guitars
Christy Smith - Basses

Monster Trio !, Saturday January 10th, 2015
Blu Jaz Café
Greg Lyons - Saxophone
Darren Moore - Piano
Christy Smith - Bass

Juliana De Silva, Friday January 9th, 2015
Singjazz Club
with
Tony Lakatos - Tenor Saxophone
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Bass

The Lakatos Monteiro
Quartet
January 7th, 2015
Singjazz Club
Featuring
Melissa Tham - Vocals
with
Tony Lakatos - Tenor Saxophone
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Bass

Jeremy Monteiro swinging all the way on piano.

"with Tony Lakatos on Sax swinging his buns off, Christy Smith swanging like a banshee and Shawn Kelley laying it down and telling it like it is."

Also contributing:
Axel Schlosser, Wesley Gehring and Jens Bunge.

Recording by Klaus Endel and Martin Endel at Sound & More Studios and video shooting and editing by Roman Korshan.


Wanna hear the whole tune? Please buy the CD or legal digital download when its out out in November 2014"

With Dylan Foster
SingJazz Club
December 26th, 2014
Rick Smith - Guitars
Mario Serio - keys
Gman - Drums
Christy Smith - Bass

A Jazzy Christmas, Esplanade Singapore, December 20th 2014
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Rani Singam - Vocals
featuring:
Tony Lakatos, Rit Xu
Jens Bunge, Moses Gay En Hui
Christy Smith
Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh
Mohamed Noor

Stars of Christmas, December 11th 2014

Christy Smith with Dylan Foster and Mei Sheum November 13th 2014

Christy Smith with Dylan Foster and Mei Sheum November 13th 2014

Jeremy Monteiro Quartet Nov12&14th 2014
with
Julian Chan - Sax
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Bass

With Beverly Lim Morata at Singjazz Club November 26th, 2014

Beverly Morata - Vocals,
Wei Xiang - Piano,
Munir Alsagoff - Guitar,
Christy Smith - Basses

Jazzy Sunday at the
Singapore Botanical Gardens
September 28th, 2014

Dylan Foster at Singjazz September 13th, 2014
with
Mario Serio - Piano
Rick Smith - Guitar
Christy Smith - Bass
Gman - Drums

Christy Smith with Diana Liu at Singjazz 29092014

Performing at the
African Singapore Business Forum
27-29th August 2014

Yvette Atienza performing
aSingJazz Club
July 31st, 2014
featuring:
Yvette Atienza - Vocals
Mario Serio - Piano
Gman - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

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JZ Club Shanghai
with
Ernie Watts - Saxophone
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

July 26th, 2014 Workshop with
Jeremy Monteiro, Ernie Watts
Tamagoh & Christy Smith
JZ school Shanghai

Jeremy Monteiro
Composition Tour
Special Guest Ernie Watts
JZ Club Shanghai
July 27th 2014
with
Ernie Watts - Saxophone
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

Ernie Watts and Christy Smith SingJazz Club 230720014
1 minute after the last note !! still smokin!!

Jeremy Monteiro, Ernie Watts and Christy Smith
Singjazz Club
230720014

Jeremy Monteiro
Composition Tour July 22nd & 23rd 2014 with
Rani Singam - Vocals
Ernie Watts - Saxophone
Jeremy Monteiro - Piano
Michael Veerapen - Piano
Rit Xu - Flutes
Tamagoh - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

Southbridge Trio
The Esplanade Concourse 060714
With
Christy Smith, Tan Wei Xiang and Eddie Layman

Gaia Grooves Gig
Richard Jackson - Vocals, Keys Abraham - Vocals
Wei Xiang - Piano, Eddie Layman - Drums, Christy Smith - Basses
Hosted by Missy Gaia: Mallika Naguran

Gaia Grooves Gig is a charity event with Asia's finest jazz, soul, roots and R&B in an intimate setting for those who love nature. The premiere event is themed on trees and rainforests, as such, deforestation issues will be also discussed against a musical setting.
Haze, or transboundary air pollution, affects Singapore yearly due to forest/plantation fires in neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia.
Gaia Discovery, the organiser of this event, hopesGaia Grooves Gig is a charity event with Asia's finest jazz, soul, roots and R&B in an intimate setting for those who love nature. The premiere event is themed on trees and rainforests, as such, deforestation issues will be also discussed against a musical setting.
Haze, or transboundary air pollution, affects Singapore yearly due to forest/plantation fires in neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia.
Gaia Discovery, the organiser of this event, hopes to raise awareness of the social and environmental impacts caused by this extreme environmental disaster through live events, in addition to articles and research. Founder Mallika Naguran says, "Music is a medium through which people can be moved from within to love nature. The gig supports Gaia Discovery with the fundamental mission of reaching out to people, towards change for the better.", in addition to articles and research. Founder Mallika Naguran says, "Music is a medium through which people can be moved from within to love nature. The gig supports Gaia Discovery with the fundamental mission of reaching out to people, towards change for the better."

June 21st & 28th 2014, eZra Brown - Saxophone,
Wei Xiang - Piano,
G-Man and Darryl Ervin - Drums,
Christy Smith - Basses

SingJazz Jam
Christy Smith, Tan Wei Xiang and Eddie Layman

SingJazz Jam
Christy Smith, Tan Wei Xiang and Eddie Layman

SingJazzClub
June 3rd, 2014
JAZZ BRASILEIRO
Jeremy Monteiro, Juliana da Silva
Christy Smith, Shawn Letts
Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh, Rick Smith
Mohamed Noor and Rit Xu.

Pianobotanica
June 1st, 2014
JAZZ BRASILEIRO
Jeremy Monteiro, Juliana da Silva
Christy Smith, Shawn Letts
Goh Yong Seng Tamagoh, Rick Smith
Mohamed Noor and Rit Xu.

Christy Smith with James Flynn
at the newly opened ! SingJazz Club
May 30th, 2014

Christy Smith, Sebastian Ho
Pablo Calzado, Greg Lyons
Grand Hyatt Singapore
May 2014

Christy Smith with Alina Ramirez Melendez
May 2014

Christy Smith
KL International Jazz Festival
May, 2014

Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis & Nicholas Mcbride

At the MAS oneworld Stage. This was it. Straight Ahead at the Top. If Christy Smith provided the foundation for the straight ahead stuff with the Patrick Terbrack New York Quartet earlier, this time it was the top cats Christy Smith/Kirk Lightsey featuring Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mcbride. Experienced musicians with impeccable reputation. Christy is one of the top session bass players in Asia. From backing up Sarah Vaughn, Randy Brecker, Dave Weckl to Stevie Wonder. Kirk Lightsey himself worked with jazz legend Betty Carter and toured with Dexter Gordon for years. Keith Loftis has been described as the most dynamic jazz saxophonist as of today. He was in Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, and also backed-up Pop/R& B artists like Mary J. Blige and Usher. Nicholas Mcbride is known for his versatility and has played with countless musicians and is currently based in Shanghai since 2002.

Their performance was a most wonderful experience. The audience in front of them could literally feel the energy. They opened with a drum solo to announce their music. The first composition was ‘Premonition’ By Michael Stanton (dedicated this to his memory). Second one was ‘The Time is Now‘. Finally a trilogy of three songs ‘PEE WEE ‘ Tony Willams; which settled into a bass and flute duet with Kirk that introduced the composition HABIBA that interlocks with Heaven Dance composed by Kirk Lightsey. Last was a MCcoy Tyner blues ‘ Blues on the Corner’.

The Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mc Bride
KL International Jazz Festival
May, 2014

Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis & Nicholas Mcbride

At the MAS oneworld Stage. This was it. Straight Ahead at the Top. If Christy Smith provided the foundation for the straight ahead stuff with the Patrick Terbrack New York Quartet earlier, this time it was the top cats Christy Smith/Kirk Lightsey featuring Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mcbride. Experienced musicians with impeccable reputation. Christy is one of the top session bass players in Asia. From backing up Sarah Vaughn, Randy Brecker, Dave Weckl to Stevie Wonder. Kirk Lightsey himself worked with jazz legend Betty Carter and toured with Dexter Gordon for years. Keith Loftis has been described as the most dynamic jazz saxophonist as of today. He was in Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, and also backed-up Pop/R& B artists like Mary J. Blige and Usher. Nicholas Mcbride is known for his versatility and has played with countless musicians and is currently based in Shanghai since 2002.

Their performance was a most wonderful experience. The audience in front of them could literally feel the energy. They opened with a drum solo to announce their music. The first composition was ‘Premonition’ By Michael Stanton (dedicated this to his memory). Second one was ‘The Time is Now‘. Finally a trilogy of three songs ‘PEE WEE ‘ Tony Willams; which settled into a bass and flute duet with Kirk that introduced the composition HABIBA that interlocks with Heaven Dance composed by Kirk Lightsey. Last was a MCcoy Tyner blues ‘ Blues on the Corner’.

The Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mc Bride
KL International Jazz Festival
May, 2014
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Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis & Nicholas Mcbride

At the MAS oneworld Stage. This was it. Straight Ahead at the Top. If Christy Smith provided the foundation for the straight ahead stuff with the Patrick Terbrack New York Quartet earlier, this time it was the top cats Christy Smith/Kirk Lightsey featuring Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mcbride. Experienced musicians with impeccable reputation. Christy is one of the top session bass players in Asia. From backing up Sarah Vaughn, Randy Brecker, Dave Weckl to Stevie Wonder. Kirk Lightsey himself worked with jazz legend Betty Carter and toured with Dexter Gordon for years. Keith Loftis has been described as the most dynamic jazz saxophonist as of today. He was in Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, and also backed-up Pop/R& B artists like Mary J. Blige and Usher. Nicholas Mcbride is known for his versatility and has played with countless musicians and is currently based in Shanghai since 2002.

Their performance was a most wonderful experience. The audience in front of them could literally feel the energy. They opened with a drum solo to announce their music. The first composition was ‘Premonition’ By Michael Stanton (dedicated this to his memory). Second one was ‘The Time is Now‘. Finally a trilogy of three songs ‘PEE WEE ‘ Tony Willams; which settled into a bass and flute duet with Kirk that introduced the composition HABIBA that interlocks with Heaven Dance composed by Kirk Lightsey. Last was a MCcoy Tyner blues ‘ Blues on the Corner’.

The Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mc Bride
KL International Jazz Festival
May, 2014

Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis & Nicholas Mcbride

At the MAS oneworld Stage. This was it. Straight Ahead at the Top. If Christy Smith provided the foundation for the straight ahead stuff with the Patrick Terbrack New York Quartet earlier, this time it was the top cats Christy Smith/Kirk Lightsey featuring Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mcbride. Experienced musicians with impeccable reputation. Christy is one of the top session bass players in Asia. From backing up Sarah Vaughn, Randy Brecker, Dave Weckl to Stevie Wonder. Kirk Lightsey himself worked with jazz legend Betty Carter and toured with Dexter Gordon for years. Keith Loftis has been described as the most dynamic jazz saxophonist as of today. He was in Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, and also backed-up Pop/R& B artists like Mary J. Blige and Usher. Nicholas Mcbride is known for his versatility and has played with countless musicians and is currently based in Shanghai since 2002.

Their performance was a most wonderful experience. The audience in front of them could literally feel the energy. They opened with a drum solo to announce their music. The first composition was ‘Premonition’ By Michael Stanton (dedicated this to his memory). Second one was ‘The Time is Now‘. Finally a trilogy of three songs ‘PEE WEE ‘ Tony Willams; which settled into a bass and flute duet with Kirk that introduced the composition HABIBA that interlocks with Heaven Dance composed by Kirk Lightsey. Last was a MCcoy Tyner blues ‘ Blues on the Corner’.

KL International Jazz & Arts Festival
May 17th and 18th, 2014
University of Malaya
Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mc Bride

Christy Smith / Kirk Lightsey Quartet
featuring
Keith Loftis & Nicholas Mcbride

At the MAS oneworld Stage. This was it. Straight Ahead at the Top. If Christy Smith provided the foundation for the straight ahead stuff with the Patrick Terbrack New York Quartet earlier, this time it was the top cats Christy Smith/Kirk Lightsey featuring Keith Loftis and Nicholas Mcbride. Experienced musicians with impeccable reputation. Christy is one of the top session bass players in Asia. From backing up Sarah Vaughn, Randy Brecker, Dave Weckl to Stevie Wonder. Kirk Lightsey himself worked with jazz legend Betty Carter and toured with Dexter Gordon for years. Keith Loftis has been described as the most dynamic jazz saxophonist as of today. He was in Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, and also backed-up Pop/R& B artists like Mary J. Blige and Usher. Nicholas Mcbride is known for his versatility and has played with countless musicians and is currently based in Shanghai since 2002.

Their performance was a most wonderful experience. The audience in front of them could literally feel the energy. They opened with a drum solo to announce their music. The first composition was ‘Premonition’ By Michael Stanton (dedicated this to his memory). Second one was ‘The Time is Now‘. Finally a trilogy of three songs ‘PEE WEE ‘ Tony Willams; which settled into a bass and flute duet with Kirk that introduced the composition HABIBA that interlocks with Heaven Dance composed by Kirk Lightsey. Last was a MCcoy Tyner blues ‘ Blues on the Corner’.

The jazzspotlight:

World’s renowned bassist Christy Smith is a familiar name to jazz fans in the U.S. and Singapore, where he currently lives. After graduating with a Bachelor of Music from California University Fullerton, Smith went on to establish himself as one of today’s most versatile artists. In addition to being a double bass player, he is also a composer, arranger and teacher. During his career, he has either performed or recorded with international stars like Stevie Wonder, Charlie Haden and George Bohannon.

Kirk Lightsey and Christy Smith
Credits: bongoutmusic.tumblr.com & noblacktie.com.my
At the KL International Jazz Festival, Christy Smith will lead his quartet along with pianist Kirk Lightsey, known for his tours with Dexter Gordon (from 1979 to 1983), for being a member of The Leaders (in the late 1980s) and collaborations with the likes of Pharoah Sanders, Chet Baker, Kenny Burrell and, more recently, Gregory Porter. On Sunday night, Smith and Lightsey will be joined on stage by two special guests: Nicholas McBride and Keith Loftis.

Drummer Nicholas McBride is well-known to jazz crowds in Australia, his birthplace, the US, India and China, where he relocated to from 1992 to 2002. McBride is famous for having played with various prominent jazz names, as well as for being one of the founding members of the non-profit music collective the Jazzgroove Association, one of Sydney’s most successful creative music oganizations.

Dallas-born Keith Loftis is considered one of today’s most dynamic jazz saxophonists. After studying jazz and classical music as a child, he graduated from the nationally recognized Booker T. Washington High School of the Visual and Performing ARts, where he was fellow classmate of two-time Grammy Award winner Roy Hargrove. Known for his extensive tours around the globe, with stops in Europe, Asia and parts of the Middle East, Keith Loftis now regularly performs with South African jazz maestro Abdullah Ibrahim, master drummer Michael Carvin adn the Roy Hargrove Big Band.

Borneo Jazz
May, 9th and 10th, 2014.
Christy Smith performing with Diana Liu
Lewis Pragasam and Tan Wei Xiang.

Thomson Big Band Magic
20 years of Jazz with Christy Smith
Esplanade Singapore
April 20th, 2014
featuring
Greta Matassa, Greg Glassman
Alemay Fernandez

Greg Glassman, Wei Xiang
Eddie Layman and Christy Smith
Sultan Jazz Club
April 18th, 2014

April 11th, 2014
Singjazz Club
with
Yvette Atienza - Vocals
Mario Serio - Piano & Keyboards
Louis Soliano - Drums
Christy Smith - Basses

Kathleen Potten
April 3rd, 2014
Sultan Jazz Club
Christy Smith on Bass
Darryl Ervin on Drums
Sebastiaan Ho on Guitar

The Christy Smith Pac Pacific Treeo
Me Sheum - Piano
Christy Smith - Bass
Eddie Layman - Drums
March 27th, 2014
The Sultan jazz Club

The International
Women’s Day, March 8th, 2014
University of Malaya
Kuala Lumpur