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The Jamie Baum Septet at Miles Cafe 12/8 and at Puffin Forum 12/11

December 7, 2010

To: Listings/Critics/Features
From: Jazz Promo Services
Press Contact: Jim Eigo,
jazzpromo@earthlink.net
http://jazzpromoservices.com/


 


The Jamie Baum Septet


photo by Antonio Baiano

 The Jamie Baum Septet
Jamie Baum – flutes, Ron Horton – trumpet
Douglas Yates – alto sax/bass clarinet
Rez Abassi – guitar and guitar sitar, Kevin Hayes (12/8), George Colligan (12/11) – piano
Johannes Weidenmueller – bass, Jeff Hirshfield – drums

   performs on

  Wednesday, December 8th, 9:30 to 11:30pm
 at

Miles’ Cafe
212 E. 52nd St. 3Fl. (b/2nd & 3rd Ave.)
New York, NY 10022
E/V train to 53rd St./Lexington, 6 train to 51st St.
TEL:(212) 371-7657
$10 cover charge

  AND THEN…..

Saturday, December 11th at 8pm
Puffin Fdn. Cultural Forum
20 Puffin Way
Teaneck, NJ 07666
201-836-3499
http://www.PuffinCulturalForum.org/
$10 suggested donation

"…at the end of a European tour…their familiarity with their leader’s subtle writing and, consequently, the robust informality with which they addressed it were both mightily impressive…. Baum’s band gelled beautifully in their ensemble roles and struck tasteful sparks off each other when required, Colligan producing some rich, cascading explorations of relatively complex material, and both Baum and Haskins powerful and emotive in their solos. The unusual front-line combination… resulted in some intriguing textures … and Hirshfield and Weidenmueller providing brisk and flawless rhythmic support throughout an absorbingly varied program. This was a classy, musical performance from a top-notch band."– Chris Parker (from The Vortex Jazz Club in London review)

 “…on a cold night in January this reviewer decided to experience the Jamie Baum Septet at Joe’s Pub in the east village. The experience was nothing short of extraordinary. Each tune was gripping, and played to perfection by the ensemble. The best compliment that can be given to such compositional creativity is that all concept of the passage of time was lost… I had been transported…for what seemed like precious few moments, but it was enough to leave me breathless and wanting more.” —  David Miller, All About Jazz

 

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