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Sten Hostfalt Quartet Live at Puppets NYC June 12
Celbrating three decades in creative music and 20 years since first contributing to the East Coast U.S. and New York City Jazz scene, alongside legendary Icons of Jazz Jimmy Giuffre, Gary Burton, Joe Maneria and Clare Fischer. And as a member of Guillermo Klein's pioneering ensemble live during the inception of Smalls Jazz Club. Acclaimed guitar ...
Made in the UK British Jazz Concert Series in the USA
‘MADE IN THE UK’ British Jazz Concert Series in the USA 12-20 June 2009 Rochester, NY and New York City will play host to America’s largest ever series of UK jazz concerts in June 2009. Arts Council England and Wales Arts International have agreed to support the British artists programmed at this ...
Richard Bliwas at Plan B (NYC) on June 15th
Please join us Monday night June 15th at 8:00 for a great night of creative improvised music at Plan B located at 339 E. 10th st. (around the corner from Charlie Parker Place) featuring Ben Sher, Daniel Carter, Yuuki Koike, Richard Bliwas, Kazuo Nakamura + guest artists. Admission is $5. Drink specials: $4 pints, ...
Lucky Thompson: New York City (1964-65)
by George Kanzler
Eli “Lucky" Thompson should be remembered as one of the premier tenor saxophonists of the bebop/hard bop era, right along with Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane. Before Rollins, he had recorded with piano-less trios; before Coltrane he had taken up, and mastered, the soprano sax. And he appeared on one of Miles Davis' most influential record ...
Vision Festival 14: June 9-15, 2009
Arts for Art, Inc. Proudly Presents Vision Festival 14 COMING JUNE 9TH THROUGH 14TH TO MANHATTAN’S ABRONS ART CENTER @ The Henry St. Settlement 466 Grand Street (at Pitt Street) New York, NY 10002 (212) 598-0400 June 15 at The ANGEL ORENSANZ FOUNDATION 172 ...
Third World Love at Le Poisson Rouge, NYC
by David Miller
Third World LoveLe Poisson RougeNew York, New YorkMay 1, 2009“Fusion" is oft considered a four-letter word in jazz circles. But critics would do well to understand that jazz is itself a fusion, and is today more than ever moving forward by fusing different musics and cultures together. Case and point: Third ...
Freddie Hubbard: Without a Song: Live in Europe 1969
by Greg Thomas
Do you listen to the music of great jazz artists differently once they pass away? This newly-issued live date, with bassist Ron Carter, drummer Louis Hayes and the late pianist Sir Roland Hanna, may elicit nostalgia and sadness mixed with a spirit of wonder and startled appreciation of the recently departed trumpet master Freddie Hubbard.
Tessa Souter: Nights of Key Largo
by Suzanne Lorge
Tessa Souter excels at creating mood and on her new CD, Nights of Key Largo, that mood is one of a relaxed intimacy: She never strains to emote, never pushes a note, never rushes a phrase. Her material--13 songs about moonlight, sand and romance--lends itself to this kind of laid-back treatment, reminding the listener that there ...
Roy Nathanson: Subway Moon
by Joel Roberts
Subway Moon, alto saxophonist Roy Nathanson's ambitious new album of jazz and spoken word, defies easy categorization. It mixes an accessible brand of avant-garde jazz with R&B, hip hop, Jewish music and multi-vocal harmonies; poignant biographical revelations with humorous observations of urban life; high-art concept with a gritty New York street sensibility. This eclecticism should come ...
Rebeca Vallejo to Debut Euro-Latin Jazz at Zinc Bar, June 15th
Rebeca Vallejo brings her unique blend of flamenco, jazz, and Brazilian music to the Zinc Bar (82 West 3rd Street, between Thompson & Sullivan) with her CD EuroLatinJazz on June 15th at 7:30PM. Born into a family of singers in Madrid, Spain, Rebeca was immediately immersed in the rich musical language of flamenco, hand in hand ...
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