Results for "Ohio"

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Article: Live Review

Joao Bosco in Cleveland

by C. Andrew Hovan
August 7, 2004

Night Town Cleveland Heights OH July 2004 Fresh off a summer tour that included a 20-city stint through Europe and gigs in Japan and Africa, Brazilian master Joao Bosco and his quartet held forth for two consecutive evenings at Night Town and Cleveland was blessed to be one of only three ...

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Pat Metheny Trio at The Capitol Theatre in Cleveland

by C. Andrew Hovan
March 8, 2004

Pat Metheny Trio The Capitol Theatre Columbus, OH April 2000Much like a modern-day Ellington, guitarist and composer Pat Metheny has kept his working group together for many decades now and utilizes it as a workshop for developing his compositions, always tailoring his work, like the maestro, for the persons involved. Pushing ...

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Pat Metheny Group in Cleveland Lakewood Civic Auditorium Cleveland, Ohio March 6, 2002

by C. Andrew Hovan
March 8, 2004

You have to savor the moments when you can. I mean, with as many sidebars as Pat Metheny seems to take these days, his efforts with the PMG are of a limited scope and they come with some space between the records and touring- about four and a half years to be exact. It was 1997 ...

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April In Cleveland: The Tri-C JazzFest

by C. Andrew Hovan
March 8, 2004

Tri-C JazzFest Cuyahoga Community College Cleveland, Ohio For the past 23 years, April in Cleveland has meant jazz, not only for those who like to listen to the music but for those youngsters trying to make sense of it all by receiving the sage wisdom handed down by the masters. ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

The Cleveland Jazz Orchestra: Traditions & Swingin' Together

by Jack Bowers
December 1, 2000

Here are two superlative recordings by one of the country's most accomplished community-based ensembles, the sixteen-year-old Cleveland Jazz Orchestra. Traditions , recorded in June 1999, refers to a nearly century-long tradition of world-class Jazz in that bustling city on the shores of Lake Erie, admirably summarized by Jazz historian and author Joe Mosbrook in an informative ...

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Article: Album Review

Jimmy Cleveland (: Introducing Jimmy Cleveland and His All Stars

by C. Andrew Hovan
December 1, 2000

One of the finest jazz and studio trombonists to make a name for himself in the ‘50s and ‘60s, Jimmy Cleveland has recorded with just about anyone who is anyone in the history of the music. To name just a few of those lucky enough to have had Cleveland on hand at various gigs or sessions, ...