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STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Happy New Year with the Bad Plus
Once again in 2011, the eclectic piano trio The Bad Plus will be the first performers of the new year at Jazz at the Bistro, where they'll appear Wednesday, January 5 through Saturday, January 8. TBP's latest CD Never Stop came out in September, and it's likely that their ...
STLJN 2010 Year in Review
On this final day of 2010, let's take a look back at some of the most newsworthy, noteworthy, popular and/or interesting items posted here on St. Louis Jazz Notes over the past 12 months: January 2010More filings in KFUO saleThe Bad Plus' Reid Anderson interviewed for “A to Z"Emmis launches 96.3 HD-3 with smooth jazz formatConcert ...
Bonerama to Perform Wednesday, January 19 at the Gramophone
The brass-driven New Orleans funk group Bonerama (pictured), which features a front line of four trombone players, is returning to St. Louis to play on Wednesday, January 19 at The Gramophone. Bonerama was formed in 1998 by trombonists Mark Mullins and Craig Klein, who both have spent considerable time as part of singer/pianist Harry Connick's Jr's ...
Christian Pincock, Moyindau Quartet to Play in January at Lnac
The Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center has announced two shows in January that may be of interest to fans of jazz and improvised music: Trombonist and electronic musician Christian Pincock will play LNAC on Friday, January 14. Pincock performs improvised and composed music using a valve trombone and a computer-based instrument he created using MAX/MSP software. “Using ...
Rounding up the "Best Jazz of 2010" Lists
As 2010 winds down, jazz journalists, DJs, critics and bloggers have been publishing their annual “Best Of" lists, and once again this year, St. Louis Jazz Notes is offering a meta-list with links to all of the “Best Jazz of 2010" lists we can locate. As in years past, it's alphabetized by writers' names. In those ...
Jazz This Week: New Year's Eve in St. Louis
As noted in this space last week, most touring jazz performers are off the road this time of year, and many of St. Louis' not-for-profit venues that present jazz are on hiatus until the new year as well. Most notably, Jazz at the Bistro, the city's most prominent spot for live jazz, will be dark again ...
Jazz This Week: Happy Holidays from St. Louis Jazz Notes
With the Christmas holidays falling on Friday and Saturday this year, the live music choices in St. Louis are understandably somewhat limited this weekend, but there nevertheless are a few things to highlight. Tonight, saxophonist Bhob Rainey returns to St. Louis to headline a night of improvised music at the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center. Also tonight, ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Christmas with the Funky Butt Brass Band
Today, in keeping with the season, we feature four clips of St. Louis' Funky Butt Brass Band having fun with some holiday-themed material. First up is a video recorded earlier this month at the Blues City Deli, featuring a medley that incorporates “Jingle Bells," “Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer," ...
Bhob Rainey to Play Thursday, December 23 at Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center
This just in: Saxophonist Bhob Rainey (pictured) will return to St. Louis for a performance at 8:30 p.m. this Thursday, December 23 at the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center. According to Rainey's website, this will be the eighth year in a row that the Boston-based improvisor has done a pre-Christmas show at LNAC. “Working with extended techniques, ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: The Further Adventures of Hamiet Bluiett
With the holidays coming up, the jazz concert schedule here in St. Louis is relatively devoid of touring attractions for the next couple of weeks. So let's take the opportunity to catch up with some of the recent activities of one of our favorite musicians with local roots, the ...
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