“Not only does he swing like a hardened pro but his sensitivity on a ballad whether soloing or accompanying has to be heard to be believed. His unaccompanied rendition of Someone to Watch Over me is up there with the gods. Tatum, Peterson, Garner and co may be long gone but there is no shortage of would be successors and Goldberg is surely high among them.” – Be Bop Spoken Here

"Camilla George provided the best ‘jazz’ performance of the weekend. Captivating and with a lyrical, flighty tone to her alto saxophone playing... The performance oozed vitality and enjoyment." – Jazzwise

"The world is safe because we have Camilla!" – Dee Dee Bridgewater

"Camilla George exemplifies the diverse musical identity of the London jazz scene." – The Guardian

Grammy Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group (January 31, 2010)

Harvard University Jazz Master 2010: Harvard College, Drew Faust, President, Cambridge, Massachusetts, – (March 10, 2010)

Grammy Nominee: Best Jazz Instrumental Solo, from Live At The 2007 Monterey Jazz Festival, for the selection Be-Bop (2007)

Flutist of the Year – 2008 DOWNBEAT  3rd Annual Readers Poll

2008 Medal of Honor for Music – National Arts Club, New York, NY (October 27, 2008)

James Moody Day – Resolution from The Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders – City of Newark, NJ (July 25, 2008)

Jerry Z is a Hammond B3 organist and composer known for soulful grooves, fiery solos and his unique, innovative approach to jazz/blues/funk. Best known for his work with The Headhunters and Oz Noy, Jerry has been a sought after collaborator and performer in the New York jazz scene, contributing his unique Hammond B-3 sound to some of New York’s most influential and groundbreaking bands.