Rome Neal's
BANANA PUDDIN'
a JAZZ JAM AND OPEN MIC
Tuesday, July 25, 2006 @ 7pm $10
Liz Magnes
PERFORMING “BAGHDAD BURNING SUITE" AND OTHER PIANO SOLOS
Magnes uses rumbling but unostentatious base lines to create a rolling undercurrent that gives a sinuous flow to her performance. It is a style that is quietly but so insistently rhythmic that when she applies it to as familiar a bossa nova as “The Girl from Ipanema," the piece acquires an unexpected head-long energy. Magnes takes a jazz approach to such music of the Middle East as an Israeli hora and a 14th century Moroccan prayer. A Turkish prayer provides the basis for such an exuberantly driving display of boogie-woogie that one is apt to wonder if this is where the eight-to-the-bar piano style came from. --The New York Times
FOLLOWED BY JAZZ JAM AND OPEN MIC
with:
BluesWing Jazz @ 9pm $
10 featuring: Kevin Mc Neal (guitar), Eric Lemon (bass), Bruce Cox (drums)
**COMPLIMENTARY BANANA PUDDIN' FOR ALL**
RSVP NOW!!! @ 212-465-3167 or [email protected]
NUYORICAN POETS CAFE
236 East 3rd Street (Rev Pedro Pietri Way)
(Bet B & C Aves) (take F-train to 2nd Avenue)www.nuyorican.org
SPONSORS FOR BANANA PUDDIN' JAZZ JAMS
Arthur Barnes, Larry Cherry, Susan Sherman, The Jazz Museum In Harlem, Classical Theatre of Harlem, Euro Meccanica, Johnnie Mae, Kiini Ibura Jewelry EricFrazierMusic.com, Moshood, Minton's Playhouse, 966Jazz, Sam Ash Music Stores Malchijah Hats, Boca Chica, Milton Slaughter Esq., InternationalAfricanArtsFestival.com, Jack Kleinsinger's “Highiights in Jazz," Monktheplay.com, Blueswingjazz.com, Dennis Day, Phynjuar, Sourceunltd.com, Mama's Food Shop, TheJazz.8m.com, Hanna Loftin, John D. Smith, 4WCircle.com, Cobi Narita - Jazz Center of New York, Dr. Manuel Velasquez, Barbara's Flower Shop This & That Jewelry, Repair and Gift Shop, Namaskar, Bob Law's Health & Body Shop Pure Jazz Magazine, Jazz Improv Magazine.
BANANA PUDDIN'
a JAZZ JAM AND OPEN MIC
Tuesday, July 25, 2006 @ 7pm $10
Liz Magnes
PERFORMING “BAGHDAD BURNING SUITE" AND OTHER PIANO SOLOS
Magnes uses rumbling but unostentatious base lines to create a rolling undercurrent that gives a sinuous flow to her performance. It is a style that is quietly but so insistently rhythmic that when she applies it to as familiar a bossa nova as “The Girl from Ipanema," the piece acquires an unexpected head-long energy. Magnes takes a jazz approach to such music of the Middle East as an Israeli hora and a 14th century Moroccan prayer. A Turkish prayer provides the basis for such an exuberantly driving display of boogie-woogie that one is apt to wonder if this is where the eight-to-the-bar piano style came from. --The New York Times
FOLLOWED BY JAZZ JAM AND OPEN MIC
with:
BluesWing Jazz @ 9pm $
10 featuring: Kevin Mc Neal (guitar), Eric Lemon (bass), Bruce Cox (drums)
**COMPLIMENTARY BANANA PUDDIN' FOR ALL**
RSVP NOW!!! @ 212-465-3167 or [email protected]
NUYORICAN POETS CAFE
236 East 3rd Street (Rev Pedro Pietri Way)
(Bet B & C Aves) (take F-train to 2nd Avenue)www.nuyorican.org
SPONSORS FOR BANANA PUDDIN' JAZZ JAMS
Arthur Barnes, Larry Cherry, Susan Sherman, The Jazz Museum In Harlem, Classical Theatre of Harlem, Euro Meccanica, Johnnie Mae, Kiini Ibura Jewelry EricFrazierMusic.com, Moshood, Minton's Playhouse, 966Jazz, Sam Ash Music Stores Malchijah Hats, Boca Chica, Milton Slaughter Esq., InternationalAfricanArtsFestival.com, Jack Kleinsinger's “Highiights in Jazz," Monktheplay.com, Blueswingjazz.com, Dennis Day, Phynjuar, Sourceunltd.com, Mama's Food Shop, TheJazz.8m.com, Hanna Loftin, John D. Smith, 4WCircle.com, Cobi Narita - Jazz Center of New York, Dr. Manuel Velasquez, Barbara's Flower Shop This & That Jewelry, Repair and Gift Shop, Namaskar, Bob Law's Health & Body Shop Pure Jazz Magazine, Jazz Improv Magazine.
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