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Sep 1, 2012 · 0:04. 0:52. Local jazz saxophone great Tony Campise, who was nominated for a Grammy in 1992 for his "Once In a Blue Moon" LP, died Sunday morning at University Medical Center Brackenridge a day ...
Mar 8, 2010 · Obituary Jazz Great Tony Campise Dies at 67. Source: Michael Ricci March 8, 2010. Local jazz saxophone great Tony Campise, who was nominated for a Grammy in 1992 for his “Once In a Blue Moon" LP, died Sunday morning at University Medical Center Brackenridge a day after having a brain hemorrhage.
Local jazz saxophone great Tony Campise, who was nominated for a Grammy in 1992 for his “Once In a Blue Moon" LP, died Sunday morning at University Medical Center Brackenridge a day after having a brain hemorrhage. Campise, 67, never fully recovered from an October fall outside a Corpus Christi hotel, where he hit the back of his head.
Jun 13, 2019 · Tony Campisi was married to Kathy Bates for six years, but who he is, goes beyond being the husband of the Oscar-winning actress. In Hollywood, actors and actresses get stereotyped a lot, someone who constantly plays action roles might keep getting such films all the time. In the case of Tony Campisi, he didn't get stereotyped for a role, but ...
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Tony Campise (1943-2010) Local jazz saxophone great Tony Campise, who was nominated for a Grammy in 1992 for his Once In a Blue Moon LP, died Sunday morning at University Medical Center Brackenridge a day after having a brain hemorrhage. Campise, 67, never fully recovered from an October fall outside a Corpus Christi...
Tony Campise. More images. Profile: American saxophonist and flutist, born 22 January 1943 in Houston, Texas, USA, died 7 March 2010 in Houston, Texas, USA. In Groups: Stan Kenton And His Orchestra, The Tony Campise Quartet, 3rd Coast Jazz Orchestra. Variations:
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Oct 19, 2009 · This is a solid step on Tony's path back to the stage. We recently lost a wonderful musician's advocate in Robin Shivers, who was so very helpful in establishing the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) and in the spirit of her guidance and generosity, I'm hoping we can pull together as a compassionate community and lend Tony a hand.
