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Enclave Returns to B.B. King's Tuesday, April 17th: Free Admission

April 17, 2007

Enclave Returns to B.B. King's! Tuesday, April 17th 8pm-1am FREE ADMISSION Hilary Noble-tenor sax, flute, congas Rebecca Cline-piano Fernando Huergo-bass Steve Langone-drums Lucille's Bar and Grille is a bar/restaurant inside B.B. King's and is named for B.B. King's guitar. Lucille's offers FREE live music on 42nd ...

Pablo Aslan Record Release Party Tuesday, April 17 at the Barrow Street Jazz Theater

April 17, 2007

Pablo Aslan Buenos Aires Tango Standards Tuesday, April 17 at the Barrow Street Jazz Theater - 8:30 pm Record Release Party Pablo Aslan, bass Emilio Solla, piano Daniel Piazzolla, drums Gustavo Bergalli, trumpet Oscar Feldman, sax Pablo Aslan Buenos Aires Tango Standards ...

Chris Vadala with the Central New York Jazz Orchestra Apr. 24

April 17, 2007

The CNY Jazz Arts Foundation will present Chris Vadala in concert with the CNY Jazz Orchestra on April 24th at 7:30PM in the Oncenter Carrier Theater. Tickets are on sale now at the Oncenter Box Office for $19.50, $23.50 and $26.50, with a $5 student discount (315-435-2121). Mr. Vadala's appearance here supports the annual CRC Youth ...

Jazz Singer Elli Fordyce at Papoo's April 25

April 17, 2007

Quebec Jazz Comes to Jazz at Lincoln Center - May 2007

April 17, 2007

Atists from Montreal's Effendi Records to collaborate with US-based musicians at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola every Monday night in May 2007 As part of its Quebec Jazz series, Montreal's Effendi record label will present some of its acclaimed artists and their best musical creations each Monday night this May at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Some of ...

National Jazz Museum in Harlem Presents Renee Rosnes, Njmih Allstars and Christian McBride

April 17, 2007

The National Jazz Museum in Harlem 104 East 126th Street, Suite 2D New York, NY 10035 212 348-8300 THIS WEEK THE NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM PRESENTS: RENEE ROSNES, THE JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM ALLSTARS, CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE Tuesday, 4/17@ 7 p.m. JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS continues with another ...

Various: Jazz in the Charts 1/100: 1917-1921

by Elliott Simon
April 17, 2007

The folks at Germany's Membran have completed a fascinating take on the history of jazz aptly named Jazz in the Charts. In the process, they have developed a one-of-a-kind compilation of every jazz recording to reach the Billboard charts between the years 1917 and 1954, years when jazz was truly America's popular music. A massive one ...

Antonio Carlos Jobim: Live At Minas

by Ernest Barteldes
April 16, 2007

When one thinks of an Antonio Carlos Jobim record, what comes to mind are either his '60s recordings with João Gilberto and Frank Sinatra, or discs that feature him with a large backing ensemble. However on Live at Minas (recorded live in Belo Horizonte, Brazil in 1981 but only made public in 2006), we hear a ...

Ted Rosenthal: The King and I

by Joel Roberts
April 16, 2007

There was a trend back in the '50s and '60s for jazz artists including Andre Previn, Oscar Peterson, Stan Kenton and Dave Brubeck to record albums based on Broadway musicals. But apart from an obscure 1958 album by Wilbur Harden, The King and I, one of the era's most acclaimed musicals, was overlooked. ...

Frank Gratkowski and Misha Mengelberg: vis-

by Kurt Gottschalk
April 16, 2007

Misha Mengelberg's legacy, through his ICP Orchestra, will be as a pianist who is a unique jazz interpreter and bandleader with a devotion to Herbie Nichols, Monk and Ellington. And while he's made his own mark, it's only part of the story. At the helm of the ICP, Mengelberg leads jaunty, jazzy ditties, ...