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    DEAN JOHNSTON DRUMSDean grew up in a family of musicians, and has been playing drums since age 11. Dean

    graduated Berklee College of Music and continued to study drums with the legendary

    jazz and fusion drummer Gary Chafee. His musical influences include Keith Jarret, Jack

    Dejohnette, Miles Davis, Bill Evans. Today, Dean is a member of the funk band Superhoney,

    and has opened for acts such as Earth Wind and Fire, Parliament and Maceo Parker. He

    is also a member of the talented Club dElf, whose members include, Mike Rivard, John

    Medeski, Reeves Gabriel and Duke Levine. Dean has played concerts all over the world from

    Boston to Tokyo to Scotland.

    Tim Wiechmann began playing the guitar at age 11 and continued to practice music

    throughout high school and college, playing in local bands. After college, he moved to

    Chicago and cut his teeth playing blues open mics in the classic windy city Blues clubs:

    Junior Wells, Buddy Guys Club, and the Checkerboard Lounge. Desiring a more formal

    education, Tim moved back to Boston and went to Berklee for a few semesters studying

    Jazz with renowned NYC guitarist Richie Hart. Here Tim was fortunate enough to meet

    Grammy Nominated Blues Piano Legend Ron Levy of the BB King Blues band, and theyquickly formed a group. The band toured the United States, playing famous music cities

    clubs like the Wetlands and the Knitting Factory NYC, House of Blues, the Paradise Boston,

    Mardi Gras, St. Louis, Detroit. Tim has shared stage with several well-known Jazz musicians

    like Idris Muhammed, Melvin Sparks, Karl Denson. Tims musical influences include: Kenny

    Burrell, Grant Green, BB King, Albert King, Pharoah Sanders and John Coltrane. Today

    he runs his own restaurant, T.W. Food in Cambridge, has started studying the drums and

    continues to play guitar locally.

    MARTY ROWAN ORGAN

    TIM WIECHMAN GUITAR

    T. W. F U N K Y J A Z Z

    B R U N C Hsu ns ud nsundays 10am - 2pm

    featuring live music by

    TABLE 6Chef Tim Wiechmann, Dean Johnston and Marty Rowan

    Marty Rowen is calls himself a multi-instrumentalist and plays piano, organ, bass, guitar,

    harmonica and sings his own tunes. He has been playing since he was a baby and now

    runs a private teaching practice. Marty loves Oscar Peterson, Pepe Montoyo, Charlie Parker

    and Pat Martino, and you can see him playing frequently with several of his groups: Fats

    Hammond, Last Call and the Marty Rowen Trio. He lives with his wife and two baby girls on

    the North Shore of Boston.

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    PINEAPPLE AND BUTTERMILK BRINED FRIED CHICKENcream biscuit, fried eggs and cabbage rmoulade

    PASTURE LAMB BABY BACK RIBSmint and bourbon butter, heirloom yelloweye beans, wild fiddleheads,fried eggs

    TURKISH PEPPER SMOKED BERKSHIRE PORK SHOULDERurfa pepper and spice rub, honey-yoghurt fingerling potaoes, fried eggs

    CREAMY SCRAMBLED FARM EGGwith maine cheddar grilled cheese, wild ramps and spring lettuces

    VERMONT GOAT CHEESE OMELETTEspring asparagus and heirloom lettuce salad, crme fracheand paprika vinaigrette

    HUDSON VALLEY FOIE GRAS OMELETTEwild spring ramps, red wine poached figs, home fries

    SMOKED KOBE BRISKET CORNED BEEF HASHfried beef tongue fritters, poached eggs, sauce hollandaise

    FENNEL SEED AND LEMON SALMON GRAVLAXbbq smoked local egg salad, baguette and whipped crme frache

    TORRIJASoloroso sherry marinated brioche french toast, wine poached apricots

    and vermont maple syrup

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    MENU

    SMALLS

    SMOKED PAPRIKA HOME FRIES

    HOUSE-CURED BACON

    SMALL HEIRLOOM GREENS SALAD

    TRIO OF HOUSE MADE SAUSAGES

    ESPRESSO BEAN CRME BRULE

    PEACH ARMAGNAC PANNA COTTA

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    Some of our menu items may be served raw or undercooked. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has determined that

    consuming raw or undercooked foods may increase the risk of food-borne ill ness.

    T. W. F O O D