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Wallace Roney Sextet March 10 - 11 - Iridium Jazz Club
WALLACE RONEY SEXTET March 10 - 11 - Iridium, NYC IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB 1650 BROADWAY (Corner of 51st) NEW YORK, NY 10023 RESERVATIONS: 212-582-2121 8:30 & 10:30PM, Fri. & Sat. 3rd Sets AT MIDNIGHT Wallace Roney Antoine Roney, sax Rashaan ...
Half Note Records
by Russ Musto
A record label named after a jazz club, owned by a different jazz club, which is named after another record label. Confusing? Perhaps so, but that's the story behind Half Note Records, the record company founded by the venerable New York venue, The Blue Note. It's not like label president Steven Bensusan had the option of ...
Rob Reddy's Gift Horse: A Hundred Jumping Devils
by Elliott Simon
That rarefied air where the compositional arts--writing, music and painting--come together is the holy grail for which this release from soprano/alto saxophonist Rob Reddy's Gift Horse is searching. Using 15th Century cover art and inspiration from beat poet godfather William Carlos Williams, Gift Horse bemoans A Hundred Jumping Devils that get in the way of this ...
Slappin' That Bass: Earl May, Jim Donica, Esperanza Spalding & John Menegon
by Andrew Velez
Earl May Swinging The Blues Arbors 2007 Jim Donica Stepping Up Apria 2007 Esperanza Spalding Junjo Ayva 2006 John Menegon Soul Advice ...
Michael Dorf: 20th Anniversary of The Old Knit
by Kurt Gottschalk
By his own account, Michael Dorf is living the dream. Despite a tough ten years -personally and professionally -the founder of the Knitting Factory has been crafting an unusual role as a philanthropic arts entrepreneur and couldn't be happier with where a tumultuous decade has landed him. After building the ...
Slide Hampton: Drum Suite
by Francis Lo Kee
For Drum Suite, Slide Hampton set out to make an album to feature the drumming of Max Roach, but he accomplished much more: a display of why teamwork is at the essence of powerful jazz. Besides the framing of Roach's melodic and multi-dynamic drumming, the album succeeds in featuring the entire ensemble as part of a ...
Joe's 3 and Freddie's 5
by Andrew Velez
Joe Giglio Trio 3 Spirits Bella Firenze2007 Bucky Pizzarelli 5 For Freddie: Bucky Pizzarelli's Tribute to Freddie Green Arbors 2007 Sound sparks fly even before guitarist Joe ...
Daniel Levin: Some Trees
by Donald Elfman
Cellist Daniel Levin expands the compositional and improvisational palettes of modern jazz on Some Trees with a provocatively assembled group of adventurous musicians and pieces. Without a drummer, this group is able to rethink the dynamics and dialectic of a “jazz" group and find new phrasing, spacing and modes of interaction. All of the players contribute ...
Edward Neumeister: Reflection
by Celeste Sunderland
Combining Ed Neumeister's loose, flowing trombone lines with the organized counterpart of a tightly sewn rhythm section, a vibrant, balanced calm permeates Reflection. Mimicking the natural patterns of a day or a life, the album's rhythmic energy shifts smoothly within a single tune, or from track to track. The result never seems unwarranted; in fact, unexpected ...
23rd Annual Lester Young Memorial Celebration Sunday, March 11, St. Peter's Church
The Jazz Ministry 619 Lexington Avenue at 54th Street New York, New York 10022-4610 (212) 935-2200 To Prez, With Love, 2007 Music, Memories & Reflections The 23rd Annual Lester Young Memorial Celebration Sunday, March 11, 2007 7:00 P.M. with Gene Bertoncini
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