Abbie Gardner

Abbie Gardner is a superb young vocalist who, because of her upbringing, noises very comfortable executing vintage swing criteria which were popular years before her delivery. She was raised around jazz since her dad, pianist Supplement Gardner, had used Roy Eldridge and Gene Krupa. She performed violin for the year, extensively examined classical flute, now also plays electric guitar and Dobro. Being a vocalist, she was an associate from the Boston School Inner Power Gospel Choir, caused a cappella groupings, and was the musical movie director for the Treblemakers. But although she gained a qualification in occupational therapy at Boston School, performing jazz was often her real love. In 2000 Gardner began singing using the Galvanized Jazz Music group. After that she’s performed with Stan Rubin’s Tigertown Five, Vince Giordano’s Nighthawks, the brand new Offer Orchestra, and Supplement Gardner’s Groundhog Music group. Abbie Gardner produced her documenting debut on 2004’s My Craziest Wish, a collection that she distributed to her father. Recently she’s also performed Appalachian ballads and modern folk and nation standards in the feminine trio Crimson Molly.