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Ideal Bread - Transmit (Cuneiform)
Steve Lacy was a student of Monk for much of his lengthy musical career. Ellington and Herbie Nichols offered other areas for avid study. Lacy was a prolific composer in his own right, but he never lost sight in of the worth in investigating and interpreting the work of his elders. That philosophy of inclusiveness passed ...
Steve Lacy - November (Intakt)
As catalysts to a host of conflicting emotions, final recordings commonly carry more baggage than those that come prior. Sometimes the results are heartbreakingly catastrophic, as with the case with Lester Young's last foray in front of microphones in Paris. Other swan songs reflect still triumphal talents cut abruptly short. Steve Lacy's last solo concert falls ...
Summer's Near and Jazz is in the Air
Last night launched John Henry Goldman's summer series of performances at Labyrinth Books on Nassau Street in Princeton, which will continue each Wednesday night through July. If you missed it, you can catch John Henry, with Luke Abruzzo, Gary Schaeffer and Mike Ipri at Tre Pieni in Forestal Village at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night. Friday, ...
Pete Robbins - Silent Z Live (Hate Laugh Music)
Concert versus studio. That enduring dichotomy of setting is a driving factor in altoist Pete Robbins' fourth release. His third was a studio affair; one that while deemed an overall success by the altoist didn't quite muster the intensity of his live work. This set, pulled from a pair of dates at Brooklyn venues, has intensity ...
Sarah Manning - Dandelion Clock (2010)
By Pico“Finding your own voice" is such an overused phrase these days. That especially holds true in the music business, where such rote advice is handed out like doubloons at a Mardi Gras parade. The young, alto-tenor saxophone specialist Sarah Manning has heard those words herself, but probably since they came directly from sages ...
Kevin Eubanks to Perform Thursday, July 29 at Casino Queen
Before he took the job leading the band for NBC's Tonight Show 18 years ago, Kevin Eubanks (pictured) had established a very respectable career as a jazz guitarist. Now that Eubanks has left his long-running gig, he's got more time to devote to his own music and to tour, and his live dates this summer will ...
June 27: Bang on a Can Marathon - 12 Hours of Free Music - Full Schedule Now Available
BANG ON A CAN MARATHON At River To River Festival 2010 Co-presented by Arts World Financial Center **UPDATE: SCHEDULE AND COMPLETE LIST OF PERFORMERS AND COMPOSERS INCLUDED BELOW** Sunday, June 27, 2010 Noon - Midnight 12 Hours of FREE Live Music! World Financial Center Winter Garden ...
Christian McBride, Peter Martin to Perform Saturday, September 11 at the Sheldon
Peter Martin has announced the next concert in his eponymous series at the Sheldon Concert Hall: a duo show with bassist Christian McBride on Saturday, September 11. McBride played Jazz at the Bistro last November with his group Inside Straight (including Martin on piano), and is scheduled to return to the Bistro in March 2011 with ...
An Extended Addendum Re: Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival
After the post here the other day about the lineup for the 2010 Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival, I got a Facebook message from Jennifer Bellm, who runs Webster Records and is in charge or programming the music for the OWJ&BF.Bellm took exception to several aspects of the post, and though she asked ...
Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival Announces 2010 Lineup
The Old Webster Jazz and Blues festival today announced the lineup of acts for its 2010 event, which will be held Saturday, September 18 in the Old Webster business district near the intersection of Lockwood and Gore.The festival will feature ten bands performing on two stages, plus strolling music from the Funky Butt Brass ...
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