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Luis Perdomo Quintet Friday, June 21st at the The Jazz Gallery

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290 Hudson Street (below Spring) 212-242-1063 www.jazzgallery.org Sets at 9:00 & 10:30 $12 featuring Luis Perdomo - piano Sam Newsome - soprano sax Miguel Zenon - alto sax Essiet Okon Essiet - bass Ralph Peterson - drums Born in Caracas - Venezuela ( February 19th - 1971), Luis Perdomo started on piano at age ...

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Queen Elizabeth II recognizes a jazz guitarist

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Mahaba Jazz Artists perform at The KSDS Jazz LIVE

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Channeling Chet, Leif Arntzen Band NYC Show

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Please include in your listings for Monday, July 8 @ 7:30pm

“Channeling Chet"

Leif Arntzen Band in Concert “Channeling Chet"

Monday, July 8th, 7:30 PM Doors open 6 PM Joe’s Pub 425 Lafayette St bet, E. 4th & Astor Place N/R Trains to 8th Street Ph. 212.539.8770. Dinner Res. 539-8778 Tickets: $20 Tele-Charge 212-239-6200 www.telecharge.com, or at the Public Theater box office www.leifarntzen.com www.gwendolinerecords.com

The Leif Arntzen Band In Concert “Channeling Chet" To experience The Leif Arntzen Band’s “Channeling Chet” ...

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Kokopelli Latin Jazz Ensemble Performs at Chula Vista Music in The Park

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Groovewell Records Releases Ghetto Love Sugar's The Uncertainty Principle

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This recording represents an uncharted journey, one that took six musicians into the nether regions that might, in retrospect, be defined as funk, art rock, electronica, psychedelia, the avant garde and jazz.

The circumstances: A collaboration between Florida-based Ghetto Love Sugar (bassist Philip Booth, guitarist Joel Lisi, drummer Jonathan Priest, and keyboardist Raulton Reichel) and two fast-rising New York musicians - trumpeter/sample master Jonathan Powell and saxophonist/clarinetist Jeremy Powell.

The setting: A beautiful wooden courtyard, inside a studio nestled among ...

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Berklee College Of Music Kicks Off Summer Programs

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BOSTON, June 14, 2002 - Berklee College of Music's annual summer programs kick off this week, providing instruction on a wide range of musical topics, from jazz trombone performance to Afro-Cuban percussion to record contract negotiation. The programs are offered to musicians of all abilities, and range in length from one weekend to five weeks.

Berklee's summer programs are taught by members of the college faculty, and, in some cases, special guest instructors, such as percussionist Horacio “El Negro" Hernandez ...

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Celebrated Guitarist Bill Frisell to Release The Willies On Nonesuch Records June 11

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