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Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano Encore Performance! Saturday, October 21 @ 10:30pm At Danny's
ERIC COMSTOCK & BARBARA FASANO with Sean Smith, bass TWO FOR THE ROAD ENCORE PERFORMANCE! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 @ 10:30PM DANNY'S 346 West 46th Street, NYC Reservations: 212.265.8133 Comstock & Fasano are also appearing: Rose Hall Jazz @ Lincoln Center, NYC Wednesday, October 18 ...
JC Hopkins Biggish Band featuring Andromeda Turre Thursday, October 12th Swing 46
Add sparkle to your fall this week - catch the Biggish Band with Andromeda Turre this Thursday night at Swing 46 at 7pm Saturday, October 28th, Lee Ann Westover will debut out front" - check out her lascivious resume here! http://www.leeannwestover.com JC Hopkins Biggish Band featuring Andromeda Turre Thursday, October 12th Swing ...
Manhattan School of Music Jazz Band to Perform Works by John Handy October 17
MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC presents the Manhattan School Of Music Concert Jazz Band Justin DiCioccio, conductor Ben Bierman, narrator Featuring a night of FREE innovative and rare performances of works by composer George Handy, with special guest narrator Ben Bierman. Tuesday, October 17, 2006 at 7:30 pm In ...
Myk Freedman and David Moore Every Sunday in October at 13th Street Repertory Company
Lap Steel player Myk Freedman and Pianist David Moore have taken up a residency at the historic 13th Street Repertory Company to explore their sonic visions for the New York of tomorrow. The future holds an amorphous orchestra of gifted improvisers dedicated to new approaches for the standard jazz song form as well as heart melting ...
Obliqsound To Release Remix Album Vol.2
Karim Rashid Designs First CD - The ObliqSound Remixes Vol. 2 Independent New York/Hamburg based imprint ObliqSound teams up with famed industrial designer Karim Rashid to re-envision the CD design for the 2nd installment of label's remix compilation series The ObliqSound Remixes Vol. 2. The set features stand-out selections from the label's eclectic roster of artists ...
Jane Bunnett: Radio Guantanamo: Guantanamo Blues Project Vol. 1
by George Kanzler
This album from soprano saxophonist/flutist Jane Bunnett and her trumpeter husband, Larry Cramer, is a rich musical gumbo not only exploring the ancient Afro-Haitian-influenced changüi music of southeastern Cuba, but also stirring it up with jazz and the music of New Orleans. Most tracks feature one of two Cuban traditional bands, Grupo Changüi de Guantánamo or ...
John Zorn / Masada String Trio: Azazel
by Kurt Gottschalk
Of the various ensembles performing the Masada songbook under composer (and sometimes player) John Zorn's leadership, the Masada String Trio may not be the most exciting--it's hard to compete with horns and guitars--but it is the most beautiful. The sheer musicianship of the trio of violinist Mark Feldman, cellist Erik Friedlander and bassist Greg Cohen is ...
Chico Hamilton: Juniflip
by Marcia Hillman
What is it with jazz drummers? They seem to go on forever like the Energizer bunny. Chico Hamilton celebrates his 85th birthday this year with four new releases, of which Juniflip is a swinger with guests George Bohanon (trombone), Jimmy Cheatham (bass trombone), and vocalists Bill Henderson and Arthur Lee (frontman for the band LOVE) augmenting ...
11-year-old Jazz Prodigy Jonathan Russell at the Blue Note October 8th
11-year-old jazz violinist Jonathan Russell, will be performing with Ed Polcer's All Stars for two sets at The Blue Note on Sunday, October 8th. Part of the popular Sunday brunch program, this line-up is a last minute replacement for Manny Duran's Sextet who were originally scheduled to perform with the young Mr. Russell. Ed Polcer's All ...
Yale Strom & Hot Pstromi: The Absolutely Complete Introduction to Klezmer
by Elliott Simon
In addition to being an author, a filmmaker and a violinist of the first order, Yale Strom is also a musical archivist. His frequent trips to Eastern Europe and interviews with Rom musicians have done much to advance our knowledge of what the music was like when the archetypal klezmers and gypsies roamed the countryside and ...

