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Imagine: The Bill Frisell Trio
by AAJ Staff
The Bill Frisell Trio The Barbican The London Jazz Festival London, England November 15, 2005 Every once in a while a performer can get away with what happened when Bill Frisell performed at the 2005 London Jazz Festival at the magnificent Barbican, but not often. Appearing with violinist ...
Bill Moring at Enzo's
by Budd Kopman
Enzo's Jazz at The Jolly Hotel Madison Towers (22 East 38th Street at Madison Avenue) in the Whaler Bar off the Lobby in New York City is a new room for jazz, open only a few weeks. As Bill Moring stated at the end of the second set, “New York City is much different than when ...
Misha Alperin in Tel Aviv
by Eyal Hareuveni
Misha AlperinIsrael Conservatory of MusicTel Aviv, IsraelNov. 9, 2005 Pianist Mikhail (Misha) Alperin is a musical nomad. Not only between territories--he was born in Ukraine, grew up in Moldavia, and began to gain his reputation while residing in Moscow, where he founded the Moscow Art Trio with horn player Arkady Shilkloper and traditional ...
Cape May Jazz Festival: November 2005
by Sandy Ingham
Having heard flutist Herbie Mann perform a number of times over his long career, culminating in his final performance at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival--while he was hooked up to oxygen--I was happy to learn that the Cape May (New Jersey) Jazz Festival was dedicating its Nov. 11-13 festival to his music. And ...
Scott Hamilton & Harry Allen: Swing Is Good Medicine for Jazz
by Daniel Kassell
A jazz fan and medical newspaper publisher has combined his love of swing with his professional audience of physicians and clinicians to form “McMahon Jazz Medicine. Ray McMahon began his odyssey by buying a tenor sax, self-training books, and every tenor masters' CDs that he had enjoyed in the 1950s, and proceeded to learn from the ...
Bell Orchestre / Clogs / Snailhouse Warm Up Montreal's Theatre Plaza
by John Kelman
Bell Orchestre / Clogs / Snailhouse Theatre Plaza, Montreal, Quebec November 10, 2005 It may have been the day that the first hints of snow were in the sky, but the atmosphere was warm and cosy at Montreal's Theatre Plaza on November 10, 2005, where Montreal-based Snailhouse and Bell Orchestre ...
Slava Ganelin Meets Albert Beger in Tel Aviv
by Eyal Hareuveni
Slava Ganelin and Albert Beger Zappa Club Tel Aviv, Israel November 1, 2005 The first musical meeting ever of pianist Vyacheslav (Slava) Ganelin and saxophonist Albert Beger was conceived by the new Israeli label, Auris Media, as part of the label's celebration of its launching. Ganelin, who resides ...
Generations, Live at the Kennedy Center Jazz Club
by Bob Jacobson
Generations: Steve Wilson, Billy Childs, Ray Drummond and Ben Riley Kennedy Center Jazz Club Washington, DC October 22, 2005Those of you who know Steve Wilson will probably wonder what cave I've been living in, but this club date was my introduction to the saxophonist, as well as Kennedy Center's ...
Dave Douglas & Keystone at SFJAZZ
by Forrest Dylan Bryant
Dave Douglas & KeystoneThursday, October 26, 2005Palace of Fine Arts, SFDave Douglas and his electrified Keystone band merged past and future on the last stop of their brief American tour, playing for an enthusiastic crowd of hipsters at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts as part of the 23rd annual San Francisco Jazz ...
Matthew Shipp and Guillermo E. Brown: Odd Couple
by Eyal Hareuveni
Matthew Shipp and Guillermo E. Brown Zappa Club Tel Aviv, Israel Oct. 26, 2005 It was supposed to be a meeting between long-time partners. Pianist Matthew Shipp is the curator of Thirsty Ear's Blue Series, the imprint that released drummer and electronics player Guilllermo E. Brown's ...
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