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Mychelle Colleary at the Iridium 9/24 - Jazz Brunch with Barry Levitt Trio

September 20, 2006

MYCHELLE COLLEARY with the BARRY LEVITT TRIO Sunday, September 24th IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB 1650 Broadway @ 51st street, NYC JAZZ BRUNCH 11am - 3pm; GUEST Set 1pm Reservations recommended: 212-582-2121 $21.95 (includes all-you-can-eat brunch) a MAC Award Nominee for Outstanding Jazz Vocalist, Mychelle will break eggs and scramble a few ...

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News: Education

"Jazz Matters" Convenes NYC Jazz Educators, Journalists and Musicians at the New School Sept 20th

September 20, 2006

What: Jazz community seminar-style panel discussion When: Wednesday, September 20, 2006, 6 to 8 p.m. Where: New School Jazz performance space, 5th floor 55 W. 13th St., New York City How much: Free admission Further information: Jazz Journalists Association, 212 533-9495 “Jazz Education -- For Students Only?" is ...

News: Performance / Tour

Harlem Speaks Honors Lonnie Youngblood September 28 at The Jazz Museum in Harlem 6:30pm-8:00pm

September 20, 2006

The Jazz Museum in HarlemIn Orbit 104 East 126th Street New York, NY 10035 212 348-8300 http://www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org/ Harlem Speaks Honors Lonnie Youngblood Lonnie Youngblood, Saxophonist, September 28, 2006 Buster Williams, Bassist, October 12, 2006 Arlene Talley, Vocalist, October 26, 2006 6:30pm-8:00pm Tenor saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood has been a ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Spike Wilner Planet Jazz Sextet at The Jazz Standard Tuesday, September 26th

September 20, 2006

Planet Jazz Sextet featuring Joe Magnarelli - trumpet Grant Stewart - tenor Peter Bernstein - guitar Spike Wilner - piano Neal Miner - bass Joe Strasser - drums live at The Jazz Standard TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th 116 E. 27th Street ...

News: Performance / Tour

Jazz Museum Launches "Harlem Swings" Concerts

September 19, 2006

The Jazz Museum in Harlem 104 East 126th Street New York, NY 10035 212 348-8300 http://www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org/ Jazz Museum Launches “Harlem Swings" Concerts Larry Ridley and the Jazz Legacy Ensemble Oct. 5, 2006 Melba Joyce and her Trio Oct. 19, 2006 The Jazz Museum in Harlem expands its free ...

News: Performance / Tour

Mary Foster Conklin New CD + Upcoming Appearances

September 19, 2006

Here's an update on Mary Foster Conklin's fall happenings. The new CD, Blue for Breakfast: Remembering Matt Dennis is now available for pre-order on Amazon and the Rhombus Records website (http://www.rhombus-records.com). New dates have been added. Here is the revised performance schedule for fall: Thursday, September 21 at 7pm CD preview performance ...

News: Performance / Tour

Barbara Sfraga & Center Search Quest at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola Wednesday 9/20

September 19, 2006

Wednesday Sept. 20, 2006 11:00 PM set Women in Jazz Festival ~ JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER DIZZY's CLUB COCA COLA www.jalc.org/dccc/women_in_jazz.html 33 West 60th Street, New York NY presents... Barbara Sfraga bassdrums'n'voicethang with Christopher Dean Sullivan Center Search ...

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Article: Interview

Sonny Fortune: In Pursuit Of Music

by Russ Musto
September 19, 2006

Sonny Fortune is one of the most exciting saxophonists in jazz today, with a searing sound that is all his own. Fortune served as a sideman with a variety of leaders, including Elvin Jones, Mongo Santamaria, Buddy Rich, McCoy Tyner, Miles Davis and Nat Adderley, but it as a leader that he has truly made his ...

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Article: Album Review

Frank Kimbrough: Play

by Matthew Miller
September 19, 2006

More than the presence of Paul Motian on this, Frank Kimbrough's seventh album as a leader, harkens to the legacy of Bill Evans. The pianists share an unparalleled grace of touch and musicality that subtly penetrate the ear, dancing with the innate, ineffable rhythmic sense that makes repeated listening a pleasure. And like Evans, Kimbrough creates ...

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Article: Album Review

Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Brotherman to the Fatherland

Read "Brotherman to the Fatherland" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk

by Kurt Gottschalk
September 19, 2006

Of all the people trying to put jazz on the pop charts in the anything-goes period of the late '60s and early '70s--all the way up to Albert Ayler, for the love of Pete--probably the most successful at bridging the gap without watering it down was Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Long before the Steven Bernsteins and JA ...