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Fulton Street Beat Summer Concert Series

June 5, 2007

Event Name: Fulton Street Beat What: Free, Outdoor Summer Concert Series Venue: Albee Square at DeKalb Avenue between Flatbush Avenue Ext. and Albee Square West Price: Free Organization Hosting Event: The Fulton Mall Improvement Association (FMIA) Hosting Organization's Address: 15 MetroTech Center, 19th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone: 718-403-1643 (contact for both listing and to publish) ...

News: Performance / Tour

Nanny Assis at B. B. Kings Lucilles Grill June/05 8:00 PM No Cover

June 5, 2007

Nanny Assis Appearing At B. B. King' Lucilles Grill June/05 8:00 pm no cover. Nanny Assis: Vocal, Percussion and Guitar Paul Meyers: Guitar Rogerio Boccato: Percussion Nanny Assis's debut album “Double Rainbow" is on Blue Toucan Music Nanny Assis Double Rainbow Blue ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Oscar Peterson Announcement

June 5, 2007

STRATTA/PHILIPS PRODUCTIONS, Inc 520 E. 81 Street New York, New York 10028 Contact: Pat Philips 212 744-8836 Mrs. Oscar Peterson and Celine Peterson, their daughter, will be present at “The Master of Swing" Tribute to Oscar this June 8th at Carnegie Hall in his place as ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Beat Kaestli Quartet @ The Kitano Hotel on Wednesday, June 13th 2007

June 5, 2007

Beat Kaestli Quartet @ The Kitano Hotel Wednesday, June 13th 2007 8:00 and 9:45 PM 66 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016 212-885-7000 No Cover/ $15 minimum Directions: 4, 5, 6 or 7 Tr ain to Grand Central station Line up: Beat ...

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Article: Album Review

Daryl Sherman: Guess Who's In Town?

Read "Guess Who's In Town?" reviewed by Suzanne Lorge

by Suzanne Lorge
June 5, 2007

Vocalist-pianist Daryl Sherman performs every week at the Waldorf-Astoria, playing the same piano on which Cole Porter composed. Sherman is the right player for such a setting and such an instrument; she's a swing musician in the most traditional sense of that phrase. Where many singers seek novelty in the hybridization of jazz with other musical ...

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Article: Album Review

McCoy Tyner: Mosaic Select 25

Read "Mosaic Select 25" reviewed by Joel Roberts

by Joel Roberts
June 5, 2007

McCoy Tyner's career was at a commercial low in the late 1960s as he struggled to forge an identity for himself as a solo artist in the years following the death of John Coltrane. But as Mosaic's 3-CD collection of overlooked Tyner recordings from 1968-70 (originally issued as Expansions, Extensions, Asante and Cosmos) makes clear, the ...

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Article: Album Review

Lionel Loueke: Virgin Forest

Read "Virgin Forest" reviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes

by Terrell Kent Holmes
June 5, 2007

Guitarist/singer Lionel Loueke's Virgin Forest blends West African rhythms with standard jazz idioms, boiling down the music to its soul-catching essentials. Loueke sings and scats in Fon and Mina, languages from Benin and Mali, and his vocals and guitar playing are so seductive that one doesn't need to understand either to be drawn in.

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Article: Opinion

Marc Ribot: The Care and Feeding of a Musical Margin

by AAJ Staff
June 5, 2007

By Marc Ribot Musicians working in Downtown new music and jazz have a history of self help, often turning to benefits when musicians died leaving family without a pension or got sick without health benefits or when a central venue hit a hard stretch and needed some cash to keep the doors open or ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Jamie Baum Septet Friday, June 8th at NCGV: Free Concert

June 4, 2007

FREE CONCERT The All Things Project & JazzUnderGround presents The Jamie Baum Septet Jamie Baum - flute & alto flute, Ralph Alessi - trumpet Vijay Iyer - piano, Doug Yates - alto sax & bass clarinet Boris Koslov - bass, Vincent Chancey - French horn Jeff Hirshfield - drums Friday, June 8th at 8pm ...

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Article: Album Review

Rob Brown Trio: Sounds

Read "Sounds" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell

by Sean Patrick Fitzell
June 4, 2007

Sounds is as much a mission statement as a name for the debut CD by the Rob Brown Trio. Matching his alto saxophone with Daniel Levin's cello and Satoshi Takeishi's Japanese Taiko percussion, Brown frees himself from the expectations of the standard sax-plus-rhythm trio. The textural range of the instrumentation, particularly the exotic percussion and the ...