Music - Live
Take three women from Berklee College of Music, add a piano, bass, drums and a passion for music, namely jazz, and what do you have? You've got Boston's young hip jazz trio ready to soothe their way into your hearts! The Groovin' Girls perform every Saturday night beginning at 9:30pm at Wonder Bar located at 186 Harvard Avenue in Allston.
Playing together for nearly two years, Takana Miyamoto from Yuki, Ibaraki plays piano, Noriko Ueda who is originally from Takarazuka, Hyogo plays bass and Masumi Inaba who is from Fukuyama, Hiroshima is on drums. After the formation of Groovin' Girls in April 1996, the trio started to perform in front of enthusiastic audiences, making their CD debut with "Piece of Cake" in November 1996. Miyamoto, Ueda and Inaba met at Berklee College of Music where they are all currently enrolled. "This is a dream come true for each of us. We enjoy playing together because our music is so much a part of our lives," explains Miyamoto.
Groovin' Girls began performing at Wonder Bar in 1996. In addition, they have played for the Berklee Faculty Awards Convocation, at Berklee College of Music as well as Berklee Performance Center, at the "Women's Cafe Show" with Sophia Olivet and at the "M.E.N.D. (Musicians for Education Not Discrimination) Show." The Groovin' Girls have strong and loyal following in Boston as well as Japan as they have performed in concert in the cities of Osaka, Nagoya, Oyama and Tokyo.
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