The Legendary Tom Coster In Concert April 21, 2014

April 9, 2014 / By Ian Hayden Parker

VYC is again honored to welcome celebrated keyboardist and award winning composer Tom Coster for a dinner show. During Tom’s long and distinguished career he has played with some of the finest artists in rock and jazz, including Carlos Santana, Vital Information, Gabor Szabo, Third Eye Blind and Loading Zone. He has also produced an incredible number of solo projects His knack for fusing rock, funk and jazz is unparalleled. Among his best known compositions are Europa, Flor D’Luna, Baila Mi Hermana and The Perfect Date. Tom continues to tour internationally and has just returned form a number of performances in Europe.

A fine keyboardist, Tom Coster originally studied accordion for ten years. He performed music while in the Air Force, and in 1969 he was in a jazz/rock group called the Loading Zone on electric piano. After a stint with Gabor Szabo in 1971, Coster spent 1972-1978 with Santana. He played at the 1978 Montreux Jazz Festival with Billy Cobham, spent a couple of years outside of music, and then primarily led his own fusion-oriented bands (other than an association with Vital Information). He has recorded as a leader for Fantasy, Headfirst, and JVC, and his son Tom Coster, Jr. is also an excellent keyboardist.

This will be a dinner concert. Dinner service will start at 6:00 pm with the concert at approximately 7:30 on April 21, 2014.

Menu: Lobster Bisque, Pork Medallions or Maui Maui, and Brownie with Vanilla Ice Cream.

This concert will be open to the general public. Member and their Guests $425 pesos. Non Members $500 pesos.

Tickets are available at the Vallarta Yacht Club in Nuevo Vallarta (located near Paradise village Resort and Marina) – http://vallartayachtclub.org.

Contact Rudy or Daniel for reservation. Phone 322-297-2222

VYC is again honored to welcome celebrated keyboardist and award winning composer Tom Coster for a dinner show. During Tom's long and distinguished career . . .

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