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The Show I Didn't Miss Last Week: The Wallace Roney Sextet
I love my annual treks to northern California but it always seems to coincide with something special, jazz speaking, back home in the Twin Cities. In the past week, I missed the too-infrequent appearance of Patricia Barber (at the Dakota). I heard positive comments about the show. I missed the first performance of the quartet Good ...
Jazz: Just Hard to Find at "Jazz Clubs?"
A few years ago, Minnesota Monthly irked more than a few jazz fans by proclaiming that jazz was too hard to find and too hard to understand. Or words to that effect. Apparently the editors at MM have found a way to resolve that dilemma, by finding jazz at an area theater and nonjazz at the ...
Jazz Face: Irv Williams, Still Feisty After All These Years
What will I be doing if and when I get to 92? Surely not playing the saxophone since I never have... But will I be working as I am today? With enough motivation and energy to sustain my activities at an admirable level? Although every year he hints at retirement, and with every CD release (nearly ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review, October 7-13
No, I do not get out every night, and some weeks I don't get out much at all—especially when I am in that frenzy before leaving town. So for me, it was a short jazz week in town, but a very satisfying one. I missed a lot—Red Planet at the Artists Quarter over the weekend, some ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, October 14-20
I'll miss most of the music in town this week. My loss! Some cool things are happening. Highlights Can't think of a better horn to put in front of Peter Schimke, Billy Peterson and Kenny Horst than saxman Brandon Wozniak. He's been tearing up one ensemble after another since relocating to the Twin Cities about five ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, October 7-13
My own jazz week is short as I leave town Wednesday for California wine country. And probably no jazz. So I'll have to cram in some good music this weekend and drool just a bit over what I'm going to miss. Highlights This Week Anytime we hear Red Planet, it's going to be fun and serious. ...
Jazz Face: Mary Louise Knutson
Ten years ago, Minneapolis-based pianist Mary Louise Knutson released her first recording (Call Me When You Get There), about equal parts original compositions and new arrangements of standards. The reviews were raves, the airplay was off the charts. We wanted more. But we had to wait a decade. In the interim, Mary Louise kept busy, touring ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review, September 30-October 6
Three nights in a row I heard “Mood Indigo," and no two were even closely similar. Nancy Harms sang an edgy arrangement by pianist Bryan Nichols; the JazzMN and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestras provided more straight instrumental readings, JALCO probably closest to Ellington's own. That was just the weekend. Dave Brittain, Gordy Johnson and Phil ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, September 30-October 6
Hard to top the nonstop, night after night great gigs of last week, firing up jazz on all cylinders for a promising fall. But here comes another week. Highlights Minnesota small-town native, former Twin Cities rising star vocalist Nancy Harms has done what many fear is impossible—she's settled in New York and is getting gigs and ...
Keep Jazz Radio Alive - Join KBEM
If you have been listening to KBEM radio this week, you know it is Fall Pledge time. And especially if you have been listening and are not already a member of Jazz 88, this is your chance to put your money where your ears are—tuned in to the only jazz radio station in Minnesota and one ...
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