Performance / Tour News

Bill Moring and Way Out East CD Release Party at Enzo's Jazz Friday, November 4th 7pm and 9pm

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

October 31, 2005 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES CD Release Party Bill Moring and Way Out East Jack Walrath - trpt Marc Mommaas - saxophone Anthony Pinciotti - drums Friday, November 4th Enzo's Jazz at The Jolly Hotel Madison Towers 22 East 38th Street (at Madison Avenue) in the Whaler Bar located in the Lobby. Antipasti served by Ristorante Cinque Terre . $15. cover charge, 1 drink minimum. Sets are at 7pm and 9pm These world-class artists travel the ...

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Pete Zimmer Quartet Saturday, November 5th 9pm at the Cornelia Street Cafe

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

October 31, 2005 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected] Cornelia Street Cafe 29 Cornelia St., Greenwich Village, NYC (off 6th Ave./W. 4th St.) Presents: Pete Zimmer Quartet featuring: Joel Frahm - Saxophone Toru Dodo - Piano Joseph Lepore - Bass Pete Zimmer - Drums Saturday, November 5th 9pm $10 Cover Upcoming Appearances: Friday, November 11th w/George Garzone Group @ Tea Lounge, Brooklyn, NY Sunday, March 19th, 2006 Pete Zimmer Quintet @ St. Peter's Church, NYC ...

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Bill Shoemaker's Point of Departure Issue 2 Launches November 1st

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

October 31, 2005 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Issue 2 of Bill Shoemaker's Point of Departure Launches November 1st www.pointofdeparture.org Since launching September 1st, Bill Shoemaker's Point of Departure: an online music journal has been acclaimed by media outlets in the US and Europe for its strong content and informed opinions about jazz and other forms of uncompromising music. Issue 2 of Point of Departure launches November 1st. Issue 2 features an interview with pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach on ...

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Jazz pianist Hersh delivers brilliant performance at Drake University

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

by Ben Allaway Special to the Des Moines Register

One of the great jazz pianists of our day, Fred Hersh, played an eloquent solo concert Friday night in the Cosmopolitan Series of Civic Music at Drake University's Sheslow Auditorium.

Much of the concert was a tribute to Thelonious Monk, who would have been 88 this year, a good enough reason for a party for any master of the 88 keys.

Hersh is highly regarded for his ...

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Listen Loud Sunday Series & The New Freestyle Jazz Thursday Series Updates

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

Conversation: Listen Loud Sunday Series & The New Freestyle Jazz Thursday Series Updates Listen Loud Series @ 5C Cafe (5th street & Avenue C in NYC) music from 7pm -9pm sharp!!! Nov 6 - Dom Minasi & Borah Bergman Nov 13 - DDT: Dom Minasi, Ken Filiano, Thomas Ulrich Nov 20 - Dom Minasi, Ken Filiano, Jackson Krall & Perry Robinson Nov 27 - Dom Minasi & Borah Bergman Dec 4 - Shunyata: Brian Moran (electronics) & Matt Hannafin (percussion) ...

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Les Paul (Tonight), Mingus Big Band (Tue.) Ed Palermo Big Band (Wed.) Alex Bugnon (Nov. 3-6) at The Iridium Jazz Club

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB 1650 BROADWAY (Corner of 51st) NEW YORK, NY 10023 RESERVATIONS: 212-582-2121, www.iridiumjazzclub.com Sets at 8 & 10PM EVERY MONDAY LES PAUL AND HIS QUARTET EVERY TUESDAY THE MINGUS BIG BAND ED PALERMO BIG BAND PLAYS THE MUSIC OF FRANK ZAPPA November 2 and November 9 Every Sunday Starting at 11:00AM Gospel Brunch featuring BISHOP NATHANIEL TOWNSLEY, JR. AND THE GOSPEL JUBILEE This Week at The Iridium Nov. 2 ED PALERMO BIG BAND PLAYS THE MUSIC OF FRANK ...

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Wallace Roney: Becoming Part of the Whole

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

By Deardra Shuler

The hush on stage at Joe’s Pub was circumvented with the squeal of brass. It’s piercing shrill evolved into a cacophony of instruments screaming, wailing, writhing, throbbing, breaching the silence with a language and tonality that took on a musical expression all its own. It had an intelligence that created and recreated itself while giving order to chaos. The Wallace Roney Band was playing pure jazz. They were playing the songs within their new CD ...

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Guitarist Dom Minasi and Bassist Michael Bisio at Deep Listening

Source: All About Jazz
October 31, 2005

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