Slam
Inc. is husband and wife musical duo, Becky
and Slam Stewart, who are working
together since 2004 in the central Virginia and metro
D.C. area. Their focus is on teaching and sharing their
musical gifts and talents as far as their journey together
takes them!
Becky
and Slam bring musical joy to others through teaching
and playing at your next house party, special occasion,
outdoor concert, or community event.
To
see all musical and educational offerings, click on
services
CONTACT
US: Visit
our
Slamone LLC - Bands on FACEBOOK
for videos + announcements of our special events.
Becky
and Slam's schedule for upcoming performances.
SlamOne LLC Studio,
info@slamone.com
MUSIC
FOR YOUR EVENT! BECKY
AND SLAM DUO
*** BECKY AND SLAM
are a locally-popular husband/wife musical duo who play
an energetic and classy mix of originals, jazz standards,
funk, R&B, and pop with Latin flair.
Click below on mp3s of Becky (vocals/piano) and Slam
(drums):
Leaving San Antonio (Becky Y Slam Original) - mp3
Ain't No Mountain High Enough (R&B) - mp3
Man
Smart, Woman Smarter (Harry Belefonte Island) - mp3
Cha Cha Boogie Woogie (Becky Y Slam Original) - mp3
NEED
A BIGGER BAND? ¡ESTÁ BIEN, SLAM! IS FOR YOU!
"Está
bien" means "it's all good" to sit back
and groove to the cool, Latin funk and world music of
the ¡Está Bien, Slam! band -- a 4-piece
"grupo" of long-time musical family friends
who all love to create, play, and sing Latin, jazzy,
funky versions of old-time salsa, jazz, and R&B
tunes that you know and love! The band family includes
musical duo Becky (keys/flute) and Slam (percussion);
Dave Guzman (on bass who played salsa music with Becky
back in the day with "UnMundo Salsa”); and
"forever favorite Saxophonist", Daphne Cashion
- "¡Está Bien!"
Click
here for video of Becky, Slam, and Daphne at University
of Mary Washington Multicultural Fair
VIDEOS
WITH CLAVE!
"Black
Orpheus" - "¡Está
Bien, Slam!"
band members at Colonial Tavern (to left), Nov. 2021.
Trading solos between Guest Guitarist, Bruce Middle
(UMW Adjunct Instructor), Daphne Cashion (saxophone)
and Becky Stewart (flute/piano)
Clave
Session at Stratford Hall with African Diaspora
Ensemble
More
Clave with Slam Stewart
dancing at Stratford Hal
Drum
Circle with African Diaspora Ensemble
at Smith Theater, George Washington's Mount Vernon
Teacher's
Tool: Song
examples of how African "Son Clave" has evolved
into music of today

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