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From The Falcon Archives : : Vic Juris Trio


 

 

 

 

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Vic Juris Trio featured Jay Anderson / Bass and Adam Nussbaum / Drums, and was recorded December 15, 2007 at the Old Falcon, by Lynn Segarra / Dreamspirit Video

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Vic Juris

(1953-2019)

“…a humble master of the jazz guitar…”

Vic Juris was a jazz guitarist whose facility, cleanness, and unerring taste on the instrument established his firm reputation as a musician’s musician.

A humble man more devoted to pursuit of his craft than of the spotlight, Juris was nonetheless a player of remarkable prowess and versatility. He was also an educator who taught at the New School, Lehigh University, and Rutgers University, in addition to master classes and workshops around the world. His jazz-musician peers regarded him with just the sort of esteem he was disinclined to seek for himself.

That said, Juris did carve out an important niche as both a sideman and a leader. In the former case, he had a creative partnership with saxophonist and NEA Jazz Master Dave Liebman that extended more than two decades. In the latter, he maintained a Sunday-night trio residency at the 55 Bar, a small club in Greenwich Village,

for the last seven years of his life.

“There was no one more real than Vic both as a person and musician,” Liebman wrote on Facebook after Juris’s passing was announced. “He was the hardest worker I have known … Dedication beyond the norm.”

Victor Jurusz Jr. was born September 26, 1953 in Jersey City, New Jersey, and spent his entire life in the northern New Jersey area. He discovered the guitar early—at 10, after hearing his father’s Chuck Berry records—and, following a few lessons with guitarist Ed Berg, largely taught himself to play.

“There weren’t that many opportunities to go to music school to study jazz in those days,” he recalled to The New York City Jazz Record in 2016. “I came from a kind of a lower-middle-class, blue-collar town in New Jersey and … nobody really had the money to send their kids to college in those days, so I started hanging out in the city.”

This was the rock era of the early 1970s, which was also the most fruitful period of jazz fusion; at the same time, the folk scene in Greenwich Village was still active. Juris soaked up all of it, played all of it, and took every opportunity he could find to work with musicians whom he felt could teach him something. It was a habit on which he built his career as a sideman.

Guitarist Pat Martino heard Juris and recommended him to bebop organist Don Patterson. That gig opened doors for Juris to work with Jimmy Smith, Wild Bill Davis, and Shirley Scott. He also collaborated with saxophonist Eric Kloss in a fusion band that included keyboardist Barry Miles. These connections begat further connections to saxophonists Phil Woods and Richie Cole, for both of whom Juris became a recurring sideman; he also met Liebman (then working in the fusion ensemble Lookout Farm), who proved a kindred spirit.

In the 1980s, Juris continued his associations with Cole and Kloss, as well as trumpeter Mark Morganelli and bassist Gary Peacock; he also began working frequently in dual guitar formats, including gigs with Biréli Lagrène, Diz Disley, John Etheridge, and a yearlong stint with Larry Coryell (one of Juris’ early favorites in the fusion genre). However, it was in 1991 that he solidified his strongest collaborative relationship: He joined Liebman’s band and remained part of it for the next 23 years.

Through it all, he continued to work as an educator and as a leader, gigging frequently and recording 28 albums under his own name. In the mid-1990s, he began playing regularly with bassist Jay Anderson; their partnership lasted nearly as long as his tenure with Liebman. (Anderson and drummer Adam Nussbaum constituted Juris’ trio at the 55 Bar.) Another important musical pairing for Juris was also a personal one; his wife, vocalist Kate Baker, often sat in at the 55 Bar and recorded with Juris, notably on his 2015 album Vic Plays Victor Young.

The demand for Juris’ freelance services found him playing in almost every style conceivable, and seemingly without cease. “My plate is always full,” he told DownBeat in 2017.

Early in 2019, however, Juris began noticing an exhaustion that plagued him during and after gigs with no apparent cause. He was eventually diagnosed with metastatic liver cancer. A fan-supported GoFundMe account was able to help make ends meet. His gigging schedule, in the meantime, never flagged.

I always have gigs,” he said in 2017. “I always make sure that I’m playing
and that there’s a challenge in it for me.”
 
PUBLISHED JANUARY 2, 2020  – BY MICHAEL J. WEST / JAZZ TIMES
 

 

 

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Will Friedwald CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM EVENTS


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Will Friedwald CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM EVENTS

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CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM events (and a lot of ’em) for week of May 11:

here are the zoom links for the recurring Tuesday and Wednesday events :

1. TUESDAY EVENINGS

Will Friedwald is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Will Friedwald’s CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM presents TOTALLY TUNEFUL TUESDAYS (recurring on Tuesday Evenings)
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime

TUESDAY MAY 12, 7:00PM (EST) – MIDNIGHT (come & go as you wish!)

this week is a special show : KINDS OF BLUES
 
All kinds of blues, from the Mississippi delta to New Orleans to the Copacabana!
From Bessie Smith and Big Joe Turner to Dinah Shore and Jo Stafford, from Nat King Cole to Louis Armstrong to Mel Torme, Ella Fitzgerald, and Joe Williams – everybody sang the blues!  requests encouraged!

the Tuesday evening series is mostly “by request”: attendees are encouraged to request artists, songs, shows, or whatever, in advance via eMail (wfriedwald@gmail.com) or during the show itself via the ZOOM chat feature.

Tuesday evenings, starting at 7:00PM Eastern Standard Time

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 and coming over the next few Tuesdays:
 
 5/19 – Leonard (Maltin’s) Choice
 5/26 – Bill (Boggs)’s Choice
 6/2 – Anais (Reno)’s Choice

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2. WEDNESDAY MORNINGS

JASA and Will Friedwald’s CLIP JOINT present THE BROADWAY MIXTAPE

Wednesday, May 13⋅11:00am – 2:00pm

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THE ‘WEST SIDE STORY’ MIXTAPE

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THURSDAY MAY 14 – this is quite possibly the biggest day yet in the ongoing saga of the CLIP JOINT project, with no less that three events (including not one but two “Kings”!)

a. noon – for the 92nd Street YNAT KING COLE SINGS JOHNNY BURKE,  JIMMY VAN HEUSEN, AND SAMMY CAHN – originally planned as a live book-launch event, we decided to make this a three-way songbook show instead!  Going to be awesome!

register here:
https://www.92y.org/event/will-friedwald-s-clip-joint-nat-king-cole

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Thursday May 14:

b. 5:30PM – THE NEW YORK ADVENTURE CLUB presents DECONSTRUCTING ELVIS!  a full-on visual lecture!  more details to come.

register here:
https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/elvis-the-king-of-rock-roll-lives-on-webinar-registration-104440634750/

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Thursday May 14:

c. 8:00PM a special CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM “CELEBRATING MAY 14” – honoring the following birthdays:

VERONICA SWIFT (greatest of all great young jazz singers)

BOBBY DARIN

SIDNEY BECHET (who was not only born on May 14, but also died on that day. creepy, right?)

FRANK SINATRA (who died on May 14 – any excuse to fete FS!)

and my late father, HERBERT FRIEDWALD (with a special documentary presentation that will surprise most of you.)

Topic: Will Friedwald’s CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM presents CELEBRATING MAY 14: DARIN, BECHET, SWIFT, SINATRA & FRIEDWALD
Time: May 14, 2020 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS: Jackie McLean-Dexter Gordon-Ellington-Mingus-Roach BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES

ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS: Jackie McLean-Dexter Gordon-Ellington-Mingus-Roach BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES


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Jackie McLean-Dexter Gordon-Ellington-Mingus-Roach
BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES

JACKIE MCLEAN
A FICKLE SONANCE
180 Gram VINYL EDITION
BLUE NOTE 84089
$24.95 Buys It

Jackie McLean that also offered just a hint of the avant-garde explorations the alto saxophonist was about to embark on in the years to come with the dissonances of the title track’s intro. Otherwise the fantastic quintet—with McLean joined by Tommy Turrentine on trumpet, Sonny Clark on piano, Butch Warren on piano, and Billy Higgins on drums—kept it firmly in the pocket on this sterling set that kicks off with the playful “Five Will Get You Ten” (which legend has it Clark found in Thelonious Monk’s apartment). Reid Miles’ dramatic cropping of Francis Wolff’s photo of McLean on the cover makes the album cover utterly unforgettable.

This Blue Note 80 Vinyl Edition is all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal.

Tracklist:

A1. Five Will Get You Ten
A2. Subdued
A3. Sundu

B1. A Fickle Sonance
B2. Enitnerrut

B3. Lost

Dexter Gordon~A Swingin’ Affair
180 Gram VINYL EDITION
Blue Note ST-84133 

$24.95 Buys It

 

Just 2 days after saxophonist Dexter Gordon recorded his classic album GO! in August 1962 he brought the same quartet with pianist Sonny Clark, bassist Butch Warren, and drummer Billy Higgins back into Rudy Van Gelder’s studio to record the equally sublime A Swingin’ Affair. All the joy and beauty of the great tenor man’s music can be found in the irrepressible opener “Soy Califa,” a Gordon original that moves deftly between Latin and swing rhythms as Dex holds forth with his commanding horn. The feeling of the music is reflected perfectly in Reid Miles’ masterful cover design featuring Francis Wolff’s incredible photo.

This Blue Note 80 Vinyl Edition is all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal.

Tracklist:

A1. Soy Califa
A2. Don’t Explain
A3. You Stepped Out Of A Dream

B1. The Backbone
B2. Until The Real Thing Comes Along
B3. McSplivens

DUKE ELLINGTON/
CHARLIE MINGUS/MAX ROACH~
Money Jungle 
180 Gram VINYL EDITION
(Blue Note Tone Poet Series)
$34.95 Buys It

The Cooker~ Lee Morgan
(Blue Note Tone Poet Series)
[LP] 81578

$36.95 Buys It
Listening to Lee Morgan blow his molten solo on “A Night In Tunisia,” the opening track of The Cooker, it’s hard to fathom that he was only 19 years old at the time. Recorded just 2 weeks after Morgan’s dazzling performance on John Coltrane’s masterpiece Blue Train in September 1957, The Cooker was in fact Morgan’s 5th Blue Note album as a leader. Bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones (both of whom also played on Blue Train) are joined by baritone saxophone master Pepper Adams and the great Bobby Timmons on piano on this superbly swinging session.

Blue Note Tone Poet Series

The Blue Note Tone Poet Series was born out of Blue Note President Don Was’ admiration for the exceptional audiophile Blue Note LP reissues presented by Music Matters. Was brought Joe Harley (from Music Matters), a.k.a. the “Tone Poet,” on board to curate and supervise a series of reissues from the Blue Note family of labels.

Extreme attention to detail has been paid to getting these right in every conceivable way, from the jacket graphics and printing quality to superior LP mastering (direct from the master tapes) by Kevin Gray to superb 180 gm audiophile LP pressings by Record Technology Inc. Every aspect of these Blue Note/Tone Poet releases is done to the highest possible standard. It means that you will never find a superior version. This is IT.

Blue Note Records’ Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series is produced by Joe Harley and features all-analog, mastered-from-the-original-master-tape 180g audiophile vinyl reissues in deluxe gatefold packaging. Mastering is by Kevin Gray (Cohearent Audio) and vinyl is manufactured at Record Technology Incorporated (RTI).

Tracklist:

A1: A Night In Tunisia
A2: Heavy Dipper

B1: Just One Of Those Things
B2: Lover Man
B3: New-Ma

(Stay Tuned for more Blue Note Tone Poet Series Coming Soon)

Charles Lloyd  8: Kindred Spirits (Live From The Lobero) [3 LP/2 CD/DVD]
$179.95 Buys It
The legendary saxophonist, composer, and jazz mystic Charles Lloyd celebrated his 80th birthday on March 15, 2018, at his hometown venue, Santa Barbara’s Lobero Theatre, with an unprecedented grouping of musical friends including guitarist Julian Lage, pianist Gerald Clayton, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Eric Harland, with special guests organist Booker T. Jones and bassist Don Was joining the ensemble midway. Deluxe boxset includes 3-LPs, 2-CDs, and a DVD of the full performance, along with a 96-page hardcover book and 2 lithographs that commemorate the first 8 decades of Lloyd’s remarkable journey.

William Parker / I Plan To Stay A Believer:
      The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield 
ltd. 2LP edition

$26.95 Buys It
I Plan To Stay A Believer is the definitive document of William Parker’s The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield project, featuring fully charged extensions & expansions – both music & text – of selections from the soul music legend’s immortal songbook by an equally mighty & masterful 8-piece band.

Gospel-tinged uplift, luminous swing, tight soul grooves, and wholly-lit free jazz are rousingly delivered with clear-eyed joy and righteous purpose. This work brings Mayfield’s and Parker’s positive messages of hope and fortitude in the face of seemingly endless tribulation firmly into the present moment, exultantly so and with total commitment.

* This first time on vinyl edition features a previously unreleased / exclusive to vinyl (and astonishing) core-band version of “People Get Ready / The Inside Song”, all-new cover art, insert, and full-resolution download card complete with the 7 additional tracks on original 2CD edition. 
Very nice cut & press on the tests & will be a beautiful package throughout.

More Recent Arrivals

The perfect gift for Mother’s Day – a unique offering that will last much longer than flowers. Twenty six vintage songs dripping with sentimentality, and all inspired by the love of one’s mother. Featuring Vera Lynn singing the title track and joined by Bing Crosby, Al Jolson, Carmen Miranda, top tenors John McCormack and Benamino Gigli and a host of international artists, here is a present that all mothers will greatly appreciate.
$7.95 Buys It

2 CD Set $10.95 Buy It
Willie Smith (1910-1967) stands alongside Johnny Hodges and Benny Carter as one of the three great alto saxophone players of the pre-Charlie Parker generation – yet this is the first double CD devoted to his formidable artistry. Retrospective’s tribute to this towering figure in jazz history presents a 48-track survey that tracks his extraordinary career from sax-section leader in the 30s to high-flying soloist in the 50s, opening with 10 classics from his 13 years as one of the big stars of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra (Uptown Blues). He then joined Harry James’ band for many years.

2 CD Set $11.95 Buys It
“Europe’s pre-eminent jazz instrumentalist of all time.” Few will dispute Duke Ellington’s verdict on the legendary gypsy guitarist, Django Reinhardt. In 1928 he was burned in a caravan fire leaving the nerves and sinews of his left hand shrivelled and his third and forth fingers virtually paralysed. To play the guitar he had to devise a unique method of fingering which contributed to the originality that made him a true genius of jazz. Reinhardt & Grappelli were both members of a 14 piece band Louis Vola put together to play at the Hotel Claridge in 1934.

$9.95 Buys It
This centenary tribute is the finest single CD now available of the fabulously unique alto sax sound of Earl Bostic, playing both R&B and standards. Earl Bostic (1913-1965) has carved a special niche for himself in the annals of great saxophone-players. Always a brilliant technician, from a background of playing in, and arranging for, jazz big-bands such as Lionel Hampton’s, he led a group that achieved great success playing Rhythm & Blues. He went on to become a household name when he took popular standards and gave them a hard-driving R&B edge, as with the lilting Latin number he took for his million-selling signature tune, Flamingo. It was Bostic’s alto that inspired all those later distinctively honking R&B saxes. The 27 tracks of Earl Bostic plays Flamingo presents a selection of the best of his R&B and then rather more of the best of his versions of standards, for which he is most famous. The R&B greats include Eight Forty-Five Stomp, That’s The Groovy Thing, Don’t You Do It, The Major And\The Minor, Earl Blows A Fuse and his big hit version of Sleep. Among the many standards getting the invigorating Bostic treatment is, of course, his other major chart success, Temptation, as well as Cherokee, Moonglow, Lover Come Back To Me, The Man I Love and many more. Even Schubert’s Serenade emerges in a bracing new guise! Earl Bostic was an inspiration for several later tenor sax masters who can be heard in his band on this CD, from Don Byas to John Coltrane, Benny Golson and Stanley Turrentine.

$7.95 Buys It
“This collection is very much the cream of the crop for Jug Band Music from the 20’s and 30’s. So many of the classic Jug Bands are here: The Memphis Jug Band, Gus Cannon’s Jug Band, King David’s Jug Band, The Dixieland Jug Band… For a one-disc collection, it packs a lot classics: “Walk Right In”, Cocaine Habit Blues, Minglewood Blues, Tear It Down, Boodle Am Shake, so many songs later covered by the likes of the Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Maria Muldar, the New Christy Minstrels, the Lovin’ Spoonful, the Grateful Dead, this CD is a great introduction to Jug Band Music without drifting all the way into the Hokum of Tampa Red and/or Barbecue Bob. Larger doses may be found in the JSP Box Sets Memphis Jug Band with Gus Cannon’s Jug Stompers and Memphis Shakedown: More Jug Band Classics as well as Ruckus Juice & Chitlins.”

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The 31 tracks on this CD demonstrate just why Les Paul has had such an enormous influence over the way American popular music sounds today. As Rolling Stone Keith Richards admitted: “We must all own up that, without Les Paul, generations of flash little punks like us would be in jail or cleaning toilets.” Emerging from the influence of Django Reinhardt, Paul eventually developed what has been described (by Richard Ginell) as “an astonishingly fluid, hard-swinging style of his own, one that featured extremely rapid runs, fluttered and repeated single notes, and chunking rhythm support

$15.50 Buys It
THE VERVE ALBUMS COLLECTION Among the most creative and prolific saxophonists of his generation, Lee Konitz was one of few altoists working in the early fifties who retained a unique style, in an era when Charlie Parker extended a huge influence. An early sideman for Miles Davis, Konitz participated in the legendary Birth Of Cool sessions, while his work with jazz pianist and teacher Lennie Tristano – Lee was a former pupil – remains highly sought. Comprising the musician s eight original albums made for Verve and Atlantic in the late 1950s, this four-disc set features the finest work this estimable sax-man ever produced. With over five hours of extraordinary music, this collection documents the most pivotal phase of what was both a widely celebrated and long standing career. Working as both an ideal introduction to Lee Konitz s best music, and a welcome reminder of his musical prowess, this delightful set will thrill newcomers and seasoned fans alike.

NEW VINYL


$49.95 Buys It

UNRELEASED JOHNNY GRIFFIN-EDDIE ”LOCKJAW” DAVIS TENOR SAX DUEL OW! 

Deluxe Package Includes Interviews with Tenor Star James Carter and Drummer Kenny Washington and Essays by Historian Ted Panken and Pianist Michael Weiss 

The supercharged tenor saxophone duo of Johnny Griffin and Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis can be heard in full flight on Reel to Real Recordings’ previously unreleased live set Ow! 

The title – which features stellar, previously unreleased performances captured at the Seattle club the Penthouse in May-June 1962 — will initially be available on 180-gram vinyl mastered by Bernie Grundman, and subsequently be issued on CD Dec. 6. 

Reel to Real – a partnership between Vancouver-based jazz impresario and saxophonist Cory Weeds and Resonance Records co-president and noted ”Jazz Detective” Zev Feldman – was launched on Record Store Day 2018 with a pair of releases that included Swingin’ in Seattle, live sessions by Cannonball Adderley’s quintet recorded at the Penthouse in 1966-67. Resonance has previously plumbed the Penthouse’s deep archives for its albums by Wes Montgomery (Smokin’ in Seattle) and the Three Sounds featuring Gene Harris (Groovin’ Hard). 

In his notes included in the 28-page booklet that accompanies the package, Weeds recalls, ”Upon hearing the Johnny Griffin-Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis tapes, I got that excited feeling in my stomach again, called Zev, and said, ”We have to put this music out, whatever it takes.” 

Feldman adds, ”These recordings are a gift that keeps on giving so much elation and positive vibes, which were captured with this music. It will now live on forever thanks to producer/radio legend Jim Wilke; engineer Fred Stimson, who recorded these broadcasts that were transferred from the original analog tapes; and Charlie Puzzo, Jr., son of the Penthouse’s proprietor.”

$79.95 Buys It
 

2 LPs of previously unissued studio recordings, strictly limited to 665 hand-numbered copies

Trumpeter Dixon and pianist Taylor, friends going back to their Truman-era school days, associated copiously in nearly every artistic fashion—except making music together. Duets is their only meeting in studio apart from both artists appearing on Taylor’s 1966 landmark Blue Note LP Conquistador. In 1992 they made the briefest summer festival tour to Italy and France, budgeting in two additional days for this recording session. That musical output was prepared for a release that was shelved for more than a quarter century and now comes out as a posthumous release in tribute to both giants. The initiative to release this music began with the Bill Dixon Trust and was approved by Taylor in his final years. Now, a wider public will hear music that they both prized, documenting the extraordinary relationship between their musicalities.

Duets is a remarkable and unique item in the extensive catalogs of both men’s recordings. Fans familiar with Dixon and Taylor’s distinctive styles will approach with curious uncertainty:  How could it possibly work to blend styles of Joyce and Hemingway? Pollock and Kline? Nevelson and Brancusi? Bill Dixon and Cecil Taylor share a fundamental fiber of taste and reaction as the basis for their interaction. The complementary nature of Duets makes the case thoroughly that the project stands apart not just from the numerous duet projects of both instrumentalists, but from the wide field of improvised duets in this sector of the music.

Strictly limited to 665 copies worldwide, this 2-LP set has been scrupulously mastered from the original tape, preserving both the high gloss and the brutal physicality of the recording. Plates cut by Sterling Sound’s Grammy®-winning mastering master Steve Fallone have been pressed into virgin vinyl at QRP, and wrapped in a hand-numbered Old Style Tip-On gatefold jacket that Stoughton has perfected. The package also includes a new contextualizing essay by historian Ben Young.

Triple Point Records would like to thank Miles Bellamy, Robert Bielecki, Joe Walker, Jon Reichert, Mark Lamb, Yannis Lyras, and Bernhard Zaglmayer

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The Falcon : : #SaveOurStages


 

#SaveOurStages

 
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Hello Falcon Friends and Patrons,
 
I hope everyone is safe and as happy as is possible in these surreal times.
Of course we are looking forward to re-opening as soon as it is safe.
 
As you know, live music venues are in a struggle to survive. The current situation will have a devastating impact on our already endangered performance spaces.
 
Mike Amari, formerly of BSP Kingston, now with the Bearsville Theater, has connected The Falcon to The National Independent Venue Association which is working across the country to keep small independent performance venues from folding.
 
We are asking patrons, friends, co-workers, and local supporters to click the button below and communicate your support for #SaveOurStages to your congressional representative. 
 
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This form – with a pre-inserted message – auto-emails our local and regional representatives Gillibrand, Schumer, and Delgado, urging them to push for funding that will support our music & art venues during lockdown and recovery.
 
I wish you well, and hope you are finding time to reflect, to read, to cook, and maybe to learn new skills! I look forward to re-opening and to greeting you all again.
 
Much Love,
Tony Falco
 

 

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of economic activities for neighboring restaurants, hotels and retail shops.

We believe that level of financial contribution is consistent

in cities and towns across America.

 

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ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS: BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES: LEE MORGAN THE COOKER + CHARLES LLOYD BOX SET & MORE

ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS: BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES: LEE MORGAN THE COOKER + CHARLES LLOYD BOX SET & MORE


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To: Listings/Critics/Features
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BLUE NOTE TONE POET SERIES: LEE MORGAN THE COOKER + CHARLES LLOYD BOX SET & MORE

The Cooker~ Lee Morgan
(Blue Note Tone Poet Series)
[LP] 81578

$36.95 Buys It
Listening to Lee Morgan blow his molten solo on “A Night In Tunisia,” the opening track of The Cooker, it’s hard to fathom that he was only 19 years old at the time. Recorded just 2 weeks after Morgan’s dazzling performance on John Coltrane’s masterpiece Blue Train in September 1957, The Cooker was in fact Morgan’s 5th Blue Note album as a leader. Bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones (both of whom also played on Blue Train) are joined by baritone saxophone master Pepper Adams and the great Bobby Timmons on piano on this superbly swinging session.

Blue Note Tone Poet Series

The Blue Note Tone Poet Series was born out of Blue Note President Don Was’ admiration for the exceptional audiophile Blue Note LP reissues presented by Music Matters. Was brought Joe Harley (from Music Matters), a.k.a. the “Tone Poet,” on board to curate and supervise a series of reissues from the Blue Note family of labels.

Extreme attention to detail has been paid to getting these right in every conceivable way, from the jacket graphics and printing quality to superior LP mastering (direct from the master tapes) by Kevin Gray to superb 180 gm audiophile LP pressings by Record Technology Inc. Every aspect of these Blue Note/Tone Poet releases is done to the highest possible standard. It means that you will never find a superior version. This is IT.

Blue Note Records’ Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series is produced by Joe Harley and features all-analog, mastered-from-the-original-master-tape 180g audiophile vinyl reissues in deluxe gatefold packaging. Mastering is by Kevin Gray (Cohearent Audio) and vinyl is manufactured at Record Technology Incorporated (RTI).

Tracklist:

A1: A Night In Tunisia
A2: Heavy Dipper

B1: Just One Of Those Things
B2: Lover Man
B3: New-Ma

(Stay Tuned for more Blue Note Tone Poet Series Coming Soon)

Charles Lloyd  8: Kindred Spirits (Live From The Lobero) [3 LP/2 CD/DVD]
$179.95 Buys It
The legendary saxophonist, composer, and jazz mystic Charles Lloyd celebrated his 80th birthday on March 15, 2018, at his hometown venue, Santa Barbara’s Lobero Theatre, with an unprecedented grouping of musical friends including guitarist Julian Lage, pianist Gerald Clayton, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Eric Harland, with special guests organist Booker T. Jones and bassist Don Was joining the ensemble midway. Deluxe boxset includes 3-LPs, 2-CDs, and a DVD of the full performance, along with a 96-page hardcover book and 2 lithographs that commemorate the first 8 decades of Lloyd’s remarkable journey.

William Parker / I Plan To Stay A Believer:
      The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield 
ltd. 2LP edition

$26.95 Buys It
I Plan To Stay A Believer is the definitive document of William Parker’s The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield project, featuring fully charged extensions & expansions – both music & text – of selections from the soul music legend’s immortal songbook by an equally mighty & masterful 8-piece band.

Gospel-tinged uplift, luminous swing, tight soul grooves, and wholly-lit free jazz are rousingly delivered with clear-eyed joy and righteous purpose. This work brings Mayfield’s and Parker’s positive messages of hope and fortitude in the face of seemingly endless tribulation firmly into the present moment, exultantly so and with total commitment.

* This first time on vinyl edition features a previously unreleased / exclusive to vinyl (and astonishing) core-band version of “People Get Ready / The Inside Song”, all-new cover art, insert, and full-resolution download card complete with the 7 additional tracks on original 2CD edition. 
Very nice cut & press on the tests & will be a beautiful package throughout.

More Recent Arrivals

The perfect gift for Mother’s Day – a unique offering that will last much longer than flowers. Twenty six vintage songs dripping with sentimentality, and all inspired by the love of one’s mother. Featuring Vera Lynn singing the title track and joined by Bing Crosby, Al Jolson, Carmen Miranda, top tenors John McCormack and Benamino Gigli and a host of international artists, here is a present that all mothers will greatly appreciate.
$7.95 Buys It

2 CD Set $10.95 Buy It
Willie Smith (1910-1967) stands alongside Johnny Hodges and Benny Carter as one of the three great alto saxophone players of the pre-Charlie Parker generation – yet this is the first double CD devoted to his formidable artistry. Retrospective’s tribute to this towering figure in jazz history presents a 48-track survey that tracks his extraordinary career from sax-section leader in the 30s to high-flying soloist in the 50s, opening with 10 classics from his 13 years as one of the big stars of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra (Uptown Blues). He then joined Harry James’ band for many years.

2 CD Set $11.95 Buys It
“Europe’s pre-eminent jazz instrumentalist of all time.” Few will dispute Duke Ellington’s verdict on the legendary gypsy guitarist, Django Reinhardt. In 1928 he was burned in a caravan fire leaving the nerves and sinews of his left hand shrivelled and his third and forth fingers virtually paralysed. To play the guitar he had to devise a unique method of fingering which contributed to the originality that made him a true genius of jazz. Reinhardt & Grappelli were both members of a 14 piece band Louis Vola put together to play at the Hotel Claridge in 1934.

$9.95 Buys It
This centenary tribute is the finest single CD now available of the fabulously unique alto sax sound of Earl Bostic, playing both R&B and standards. Earl Bostic (1913-1965) has carved a special niche for himself in the annals of great saxophone-players. Always a brilliant technician, from a background of playing in, and arranging for, jazz big-bands such as Lionel Hampton’s, he led a group that achieved great success playing Rhythm & Blues. He went on to become a household name when he took popular standards and gave them a hard-driving R&B edge, as with the lilting Latin number he took for his million-selling signature tune, Flamingo. It was Bostic’s alto that inspired all those later distinctively honking R&B saxes. The 27 tracks of Earl Bostic plays Flamingo presents a selection of the best of his R&B and then rather more of the best of his versions of standards, for which he is most famous. The R&B greats include Eight Forty-Five Stomp, That’s The Groovy Thing, Don’t You Do It, The Major And\The Minor, Earl Blows A Fuse and his big hit version of Sleep. Among the many standards getting the invigorating Bostic treatment is, of course, his other major chart success, Temptation, as well as Cherokee, Moonglow, Lover Come Back To Me, The Man I Love and many more. Even Schubert’s Serenade emerges in a bracing new guise! Earl Bostic was an inspiration for several later tenor sax masters who can be heard in his band on this CD, from Don Byas to John Coltrane, Benny Golson and Stanley Turrentine.

$7.95 Buys It
“This collection is very much the cream of the crop for Jug Band Music from the 20’s and 30’s. So many of the classic Jug Bands are here: The Memphis Jug Band, Gus Cannon’s Jug Band, King David’s Jug Band, The Dixieland Jug Band… For a one-disc collection, it packs a lot classics: “Walk Right In”, Cocaine Habit Blues, Minglewood Blues, Tear It Down, Boodle Am Shake, so many songs later covered by the likes of the Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Maria Muldar, the New Christy Minstrels, the Lovin’ Spoonful, the Grateful Dead, this CD is a great introduction to Jug Band Music without drifting all the way into the Hokum of Tampa Red and/or Barbecue Bob. Larger doses may be found in the JSP Box Sets Memphis Jug Band with Gus Cannon’s Jug Stompers and Memphis Shakedown: More Jug Band Classics as well as Ruckus Juice & Chitlins.”

$10.95 Buys It
The 31 tracks on this CD demonstrate just why Les Paul has had such an enormous influence over the way American popular music sounds today. As Rolling Stone Keith Richards admitted: “We must all own up that, without Les Paul, generations of flash little punks like us would be in jail or cleaning toilets.” Emerging from the influence of Django Reinhardt, Paul eventually developed what has been described (by Richard Ginell) as “an astonishingly fluid, hard-swinging style of his own, one that featured extremely rapid runs, fluttered and repeated single notes, and chunking rhythm support

$15.50 Buys It
THE VERVE ALBUMS COLLECTION Among the most creative and prolific saxophonists of his generation, Lee Konitz was one of few altoists working in the early fifties who retained a unique style, in an era when Charlie Parker extended a huge influence. An early sideman for Miles Davis, Konitz participated in the legendary Birth Of Cool sessions, while his work with jazz pianist and teacher Lennie Tristano – Lee was a former pupil – remains highly sought. Comprising the musician s eight original albums made for Verve and Atlantic in the late 1950s, this four-disc set features the finest work this estimable sax-man ever produced. With over five hours of extraordinary music, this collection documents the most pivotal phase of what was both a widely celebrated and long standing career. Working as both an ideal introduction to Lee Konitz s best music, and a welcome reminder of his musical prowess, this delightful set will thrill newcomers and seasoned fans alike.

NEW VINYL


$49.95 Buys It

UNRELEASED JOHNNY GRIFFIN-EDDIE ”LOCKJAW” DAVIS TENOR SAX DUEL OW! 

Deluxe Package Includes Interviews with Tenor Star James Carter and Drummer Kenny Washington and Essays by Historian Ted Panken and Pianist Michael Weiss 

The supercharged tenor saxophone duo of Johnny Griffin and Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis can be heard in full flight on Reel to Real Recordings’ previously unreleased live set Ow! 

The title – which features stellar, previously unreleased performances captured at the Seattle club the Penthouse in May-June 1962 — will initially be available on 180-gram vinyl mastered by Bernie Grundman, and subsequently be issued on CD Dec. 6. 

Reel to Real – a partnership between Vancouver-based jazz impresario and saxophonist Cory Weeds and Resonance Records co-president and noted ”Jazz Detective” Zev Feldman – was launched on Record Store Day 2018 with a pair of releases that included Swingin’ in Seattle, live sessions by Cannonball Adderley’s quintet recorded at the Penthouse in 1966-67. Resonance has previously plumbed the Penthouse’s deep archives for its albums by Wes Montgomery (Smokin’ in Seattle) and the Three Sounds featuring Gene Harris (Groovin’ Hard). 

In his notes included in the 28-page booklet that accompanies the package, Weeds recalls, ”Upon hearing the Johnny Griffin-Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis tapes, I got that excited feeling in my stomach again, called Zev, and said, ”We have to put this music out, whatever it takes.” 

Feldman adds, ”These recordings are a gift that keeps on giving so much elation and positive vibes, which were captured with this music. It will now live on forever thanks to producer/radio legend Jim Wilke; engineer Fred Stimson, who recorded these broadcasts that were transferred from the original analog tapes; and Charlie Puzzo, Jr., son of the Penthouse’s proprietor.”

$79.95 Buys It
 

2 LPs of previously unissued studio recordings, strictly limited to 665 hand-numbered copies

Trumpeter Dixon and pianist Taylor, friends going back to their Truman-era school days, associated copiously in nearly every artistic fashion—except making music together. Duets is their only meeting in studio apart from both artists appearing on Taylor’s 1966 landmark Blue Note LP Conquistador. In 1992 they made the briefest summer festival tour to Italy and France, budgeting in two additional days for this recording session. That musical output was prepared for a release that was shelved for more than a quarter century and now comes out as a posthumous release in tribute to both giants. The initiative to release this music began with the Bill Dixon Trust and was approved by Taylor in his final years. Now, a wider public will hear music that they both prized, documenting the extraordinary relationship between their musicalities.

Duets is a remarkable and unique item in the extensive catalogs of both men’s recordings. Fans familiar with Dixon and Taylor’s distinctive styles will approach with curious uncertainty:  How could it possibly work to blend styles of Joyce and Hemingway? Pollock and Kline? Nevelson and Brancusi? Bill Dixon and Cecil Taylor share a fundamental fiber of taste and reaction as the basis for their interaction. The complementary nature of Duets makes the case thoroughly that the project stands apart not just from the numerous duet projects of both instrumentalists, but from the wide field of improvised duets in this sector of the music.

Strictly limited to 665 copies worldwide, this 2-LP set has been scrupulously mastered from the original tape, preserving both the high gloss and the brutal physicality of the recording. Plates cut by Sterling Sound’s Grammy®-winning mastering master Steve Fallone have been pressed into virgin vinyl at QRP, and wrapped in a hand-numbered Old Style Tip-On gatefold jacket that Stoughton has perfected. The package also includes a new contextualizing essay by historian Ben Young.

Triple Point Records would like to thank Miles Bellamy, Robert Bielecki, Joe Walker, Jon Reichert, Mark Lamb, Yannis Lyras, and Bernhard Zaglmayer

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NEW SONG & VIDEO FROM Cynthia Scott Hold On Stay Strong

NEW SONG & VIDEO FROM Cynthia Scott Hold On Stay Strong


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“Hold On Stay Strong” is part prayer, part invocation and part musical therapy to give us all the strength and a mantra to keep our heads while dealing and surviving through this virus and all of its ramifications. Dedicated to health workers and all service workers globally and people suffering in the ambulances on their way to the hospital. Hold On Stay Strong.

THE BAND
Cynthia Scott  voice
Jeb Patton  piano
Paul Beaudry  bass
Dwayne ‘Cook’ Broadnax  drums
Don Braden  sax solo
Bob Magnuson  sax
Bennett Paster  organ

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Cynthia Scott will do her first
live Zoom on Facebook
on Alternative Venues For Jazz 
hosted by Gail Boyd Friday May 8th at 5pm 

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Jazz, R&B and Gospel Influenced Singer Releases New Single “Hold On Stay Strong” As an Emergency Song. 
 
Known predominantly for her work with the iconic Ray Charles, Cynthia has traveled the world as an American jazz Ambassador. Her Career has taken her music to four continents with concert and night club performances.
 
Hold On Stay Strong is one of the tunes that was being recorded for a future recording called “Hear It For Yourself” that was still in studio production when the Covid-19 epidemic hit.
 
The production was put on hold until a stranger contacted Scott and requested she share the song now, knowing the song would give strength and hope to a world that was experiencing the devastating effects of Covid-19.
 
Ms. Scott decided to release the song finishing it online, as a single. The song is positive, the lyrics are poignant and the sentiment is heartfelt. The aim is to try to support people emotionally through her music, and to give hope and peace to people who might need it. 
 
It is dedicated to health and service workers globally and to all of us affected. Giving us an uplifting message to “Hold On Stay Strong” as we all navigate these very trying times. 
                                                               
“In a rich, soulful voice, she sings messages of hope and compassion.”


  • Jazziz

But her real accomplishment has been her ability to draw people in with her own style; something that mixes R and B, Jazz, Blues, Soul and Gospel into a character that is solely her own. 


  • National  Musical Academy of Ukraine

“The whole focus of the United Nations Millennium goal is to reach around the globe.  We all share the same emotions, same burdens. This beautiful soulful message by Cynthia Scott gets to the core of the people the world over. Music breaks thru the language barrier..


  • Gloria Starr Kins, United Nation Correspondent

“The best kept secret on the New  York Jazz Circuit…”

– The Amsterdam News
 
Great Scott” 

– Rod Harrington, El Dorado News-Times
 
A mesmerizing vocalist 

– Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune Jazz Critic

For Private Vocal/Performace Lessons contact cynthia at info@cynthiascott.com

www.cynthiascott.com

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Cadence New York Musicians Relief FundLooking forward to Great Day in New York

Cadence New York Musicians Relief FundLooking forward to Great Day in New York


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Cadence Magazine
New York Musicians Relief Fund

Looking forward to
Great Day in New York

Donate to individual musicians in New York. 
Update: Wednesday, May 6, 2020.
The first donation of $500 went to trombonist Art Baron. THANK YOU.

100% of each donation goes to a COVID 19 affected musician in New York.

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Help us raise money to support musicians affected by COVID 19. We owe it to those artists that we listen to and learn from, that we write and read about. You know how essential music is!
Help us help others.
 
 
 
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Don’t Forget Mother’s Day: ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS

Don’t Forget Mother’s Day: ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS NEW ARRIVALS


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The perfect gift for Mother’s Day – a unique offering that will last much longer than flowers. Twenty six vintage songs dripping with sentimentality, and all inspired by the love of one’s mother. Featuring Vera Lynn singing the title track and joined by Bing Crosby, Al Jolson, Carmen Miranda, top tenors John McCormack and Benamino Gigli and a host of international artists, here is a present that all mothers will greatly appreciate.
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2 CD Set $10.95 Buy It
Willie Smith (1910-1967) stands alongside Johnny Hodges and Benny Carter as one of the three great alto saxophone players of the pre-Charlie Parker generation – yet this is the first double CD devoted to his formidable artistry. Retrospective’s tribute to this towering figure in jazz history presents a 48-track survey that tracks his extraordinary career from sax-section leader in the 30s to high-flying soloist in the 50s, opening with 10 classics from his 13 years as one of the big stars of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra (Uptown Blues). He then joined Harry James’ band for many years.

2 CD Set $11.95 Buys It
“Europe’s pre-eminent jazz instrumentalist of all time.” Few will dispute Duke Ellington’s verdict on the legendary gypsy guitarist, Django Reinhardt. In 1928 he was burned in a caravan fire leaving the nerves and sinews of his left hand shrivelled and his third and forth fingers virtually paralysed. To play the guitar he had to devise a unique method of fingering which contributed to the originality that made him a true genius of jazz. Reinhardt & Grappelli were both members of a 14 piece band Louis Vola put together to play at the Hotel Claridge in 1934.

$9.95 Buys It
This centenary tribute is the finest single CD now available of the fabulously unique alto sax sound of Earl Bostic, playing both R&B and standards. Earl Bostic (1913-1965) has carved a special niche for himself in the annals of great saxophone-players. Always a brilliant technician, from a background of playing in, and arranging for, jazz big-bands such as Lionel Hampton’s, he led a group that achieved great success playing Rhythm & Blues. He went on to become a household name when he took popular standards and gave them a hard-driving R&B edge, as with the lilting Latin number he took for his million-selling signature tune, Flamingo. It was Bostic’s alto that inspired all those later distinctively honking R&B saxes. The 27 tracks of Earl Bostic plays Flamingo presents a selection of the best of his R&B and then rather more of the best of his versions of standards, for which he is most famous. The R&B greats include Eight Forty-Five Stomp, That’s The Groovy Thing, Don’t You Do It, The Major And\The Minor, Earl Blows A Fuse and his big hit version of Sleep. Among the many standards getting the invigorating Bostic treatment is, of course, his other major chart success, Temptation, as well as Cherokee, Moonglow, Lover Come Back To Me, The Man I Love and many more. Even Schubert’s Serenade emerges in a bracing new guise! Earl Bostic was an inspiration for several later tenor sax masters who can be heard in his band on this CD, from Don Byas to John Coltrane, Benny Golson and Stanley Turrentine.

$7.95 Buys It
“This collection is very much the cream of the crop for Jug Band Music from the 20’s and 30’s. So many of the classic Jug Bands are here: The Memphis Jug Band, Gus Cannon’s Jug Band, King David’s Jug Band, The Dixieland Jug Band… For a one-disc collection, it packs a lot classics: “Walk Right In”, Cocaine Habit Blues, Minglewood Blues, Tear It Down, Boodle Am Shake, so many songs later covered by the likes of the Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Maria Muldar, the New Christy Minstrels, the Lovin’ Spoonful, the Grateful Dead, this CD is a great introduction to Jug Band Music without drifting all the way into the Hokum of Tampa Red and/or Barbecue Bob. Larger doses may be found in the JSP Box Sets Memphis Jug Band with Gus Cannon’s Jug Stompers and Memphis Shakedown: More Jug Band Classics as well as Ruckus Juice & Chitlins.”

$10.95 Buys It
The 31 tracks on this CD demonstrate just why Les Paul has had such an enormous influence over the way American popular music sounds today. As Rolling Stone Keith Richards admitted: “We must all own up that, without Les Paul, generations of flash little punks like us would be in jail or cleaning toilets.” Emerging from the influence of Django Reinhardt, Paul eventually developed what has been described (by Richard Ginell) as “an astonishingly fluid, hard-swinging style of his own, one that featured extremely rapid runs, fluttered and repeated single notes, and chunking rhythm support

$15.50 Buys It
THE VERVE ALBUMS COLLECTION Among the most creative and prolific saxophonists of his generation, Lee Konitz was one of few altoists working in the early fifties who retained a unique style, in an era when Charlie Parker extended a huge influence. An early sideman for Miles Davis, Konitz participated in the legendary Birth Of Cool sessions, while his work with jazz pianist and teacher Lennie Tristano – Lee was a former pupil – remains highly sought. Comprising the musician s eight original albums made for Verve and Atlantic in the late 1950s, this four-disc set features the finest work this estimable sax-man ever produced. With over five hours of extraordinary music, this collection documents the most pivotal phase of what was both a widely celebrated and long standing career. Working as both an ideal introduction to Lee Konitz s best music, and a welcome reminder of his musical prowess, this delightful set will thrill newcomers and seasoned fans alike.

NEW VINYL


$49.95 Buys It

UNRELEASED JOHNNY GRIFFIN-EDDIE ”LOCKJAW” DAVIS TENOR SAX DUEL OW! 

Deluxe Package Includes Interviews with Tenor Star James Carter and Drummer Kenny Washington and Essays by Historian Ted Panken and Pianist Michael Weiss 

The supercharged tenor saxophone duo of Johnny Griffin and Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis can be heard in full flight on Reel to Real Recordings’ previously unreleased live set Ow! 

The title – which features stellar, previously unreleased performances captured at the Seattle club the Penthouse in May-June 1962 — will initially be available on 180-gram vinyl mastered by Bernie Grundman, and subsequently be issued on CD Dec. 6. 

Reel to Real – a partnership between Vancouver-based jazz impresario and saxophonist Cory Weeds and Resonance Records co-president and noted ”Jazz Detective” Zev Feldman – was launched on Record Store Day 2018 with a pair of releases that included Swingin’ in Seattle, live sessions by Cannonball Adderley’s quintet recorded at the Penthouse in 1966-67. Resonance has previously plumbed the Penthouse’s deep archives for its albums by Wes Montgomery (Smokin’ in Seattle) and the Three Sounds featuring Gene Harris (Groovin’ Hard). 

In his notes included in the 28-page booklet that accompanies the package, Weeds recalls, ”Upon hearing the Johnny Griffin-Eddie ”Lockjaw” Davis tapes, I got that excited feeling in my stomach again, called Zev, and said, ”We have to put this music out, whatever it takes.” 

Feldman adds, ”These recordings are a gift that keeps on giving so much elation and positive vibes, which were captured with this music. It will now live on forever thanks to producer/radio legend Jim Wilke; engineer Fred Stimson, who recorded these broadcasts that were transferred from the original analog tapes; and Charlie Puzzo, Jr., son of the Penthouse’s proprietor.”

$79.95 Buys It
 

2 LPs of previously unissued studio recordings, strictly limited to 665 hand-numbered copies

Trumpeter Dixon and pianist Taylor, friends going back to their Truman-era school days, associated copiously in nearly every artistic fashion—except making music together. Duets is their only meeting in studio apart from both artists appearing on Taylor’s 1966 landmark Blue Note LP Conquistador. In 1992 they made the briefest summer festival tour to Italy and France, budgeting in two additional days for this recording session. That musical output was prepared for a release that was shelved for more than a quarter century and now comes out as a posthumous release in tribute to both giants. The initiative to release this music began with the Bill Dixon Trust and was approved by Taylor in his final years. Now, a wider public will hear music that they both prized, documenting the extraordinary relationship between their musicalities.

Duets is a remarkable and unique item in the extensive catalogs of both men’s recordings. Fans familiar with Dixon and Taylor’s distinctive styles will approach with curious uncertainty:  How could it possibly work to blend styles of Joyce and Hemingway? Pollock and Kline? Nevelson and Brancusi? Bill Dixon and Cecil Taylor share a fundamental fiber of taste and reaction as the basis for their interaction. The complementary nature of Duets makes the case thoroughly that the project stands apart not just from the numerous duet projects of both instrumentalists, but from the wide field of improvised duets in this sector of the music.

Strictly limited to 665 copies worldwide, this 2-LP set has been scrupulously mastered from the original tape, preserving both the high gloss and the brutal physicality of the recording. Plates cut by Sterling Sound’s Grammy®-winning mastering master Steve Fallone have been pressed into virgin vinyl at QRP, and wrapped in a hand-numbered Old Style Tip-On gatefold jacket that Stoughton has perfected. The package also includes a new contextualizing essay by historian Ben Young.

Triple Point Records would like to thank Miles Bellamy, Robert Bielecki, Joe Walker, Jon Reichert, Mark Lamb, Yannis Lyras, and Bernhard Zaglmayer

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Saint Peter’s Church: Friday at Four on Facebook Terell Stafford

Saint Peter’s Church: Friday at Four on Facebook Terell Stafford


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Dear friends,

I have TWO special broadcasts to announce this week. For our Friday at Four on Facebook broadcast, we have a great Jazz Vespers from September 2019 featuring jazz trumpet virtuoso Terell Stafford. He’s backed by Ike Sturm(bass) and Chris Dingman (vibraphone), and is joined by two wonderful singers, Melissa Stylianou and Misty Ann Sturm. Don’t miss it! Just pop over to our Facebook page at 4pm, Friday, May 1. The program runs 1 hour.
 

 

Jazz Vespers Broadcast
 

 

 

 

And the other broadcast is TOMORROW, Thursday, April 30 at 1:00 pm at Dr. Bálint Karosi’s YouTube Channel. Bálint is the cantor at Saint Peter’s, but he’s also an internationally celebrated organist and composer. This broadcast features his one-act opera, “Lonely Hearts.”

Bálint writes: “My one-act opera “Lonely Hearts” explores love, illusion, dreams and deception in a surreal, but all-too-familiar world, from the perspectives of both women and men.” Libretto, based on a true story by Almási András-Tóth.

Hear about the story this opera is based on in this podcast from NPR.
  

 

“Lonely Hearts” Opera
 

 

 

 

On behalf of the Saint Peter’s and Midtown Arts Common staff, I wish you health, safety, and happiness.

Best regards,
James

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Gary Lucas Live Solo Concerts Online

Gary Lucas Live Solo Concerts Online


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Gary Lucas Live Solo Concerts Online

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During the crisis, GARY LUCAS is performing live solo concerts every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3pm EST on his

Facebook page at www.facebook.com/gary.lucas.5836   

All concerts are archived at https://bit.ly/2yWHO5w

Check out his tribute to his friend the late Hal Willner recorded April 9th:

https://bit.ly/2VRicjK

Gary will perform a Zoom Cocktail Concert on behalf of the historic Eldridge Street Synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan this Monday night May 4th at 7pm EST. More details forthcoming on their website 
https://www.eldridgestreet.org

And on Saturday May 23rd at 8pm EST Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater NYC will stream a live recording of Gary Lucas’ 30’s Chinese pop project

 “The Edge of Heaven”

featuring Feifei Yang vocals and erhu and Jason Candler saxophone.

New interview with Gary Lucas from BLUES.GR.

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Stay safe!

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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 7: Nanny Assis Live!


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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 7: Nanny Assis Live!

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Fred Hersch Trio

Fred Hersch performing at the Jazz Forum playing Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II’s “The Song Is You” & Thelonious Monk’s “Blue Monk”

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I first heard Maynard Ferguson’s big band at Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, LI while I was in high school, 1973. A couple years later, I caught Stan Kenton’s orchestra at Rider College, Lawrenceville, NJ where my sister Danette was attending. Enjoy this amazing archival video clip of Stan’s band featuring Maynard, with Shelly Manne on drums, 1950 – their TV debut on the Ed Sullivan Show!

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Bill Hardman & Junior Cook Quintet featuring Walter Bishop, Jr. performed many times at both Jazz Forum lofts and I learned a great deal about music by listening, asking questions and (best of all) sitting in with them. These photos, by Mitchell Seidel were taken around 1979/80 at the first Jazz Forum, 50 Cooper Square, NYC.
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Charlie Parker played be bop…
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The NEW YORK ADVENTURE CLUB presents: SINATRA! THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC (webinar)

The NEW YORK ADVENTURE CLUB presents: SINATRA! THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC (webinar)


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April 27, 2020

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The NEW YORK ADVENTURE CLUB presents 
SINATRA! THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC! (webinar)
Mon, April 27, 2020, 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM EDT

Click here for more details and to register

 

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NOTE #1: the NYAC charges a $10 fee for this event.

NOTE #2: this will supersede the usual MONDAY MUSIC MARATHON, however, at 10PM, I will have a two hour SINATRA MINI-MARATHON after party for everyone who attends “The Main Event” and all Clip Joint Livestreamers. The Main event is through livestorm and the “after party” will be on ZOOM.
 

* What made Frank Sinatra — aka Ol’ Blue Eyes, The Chairman of the Board, The Voice — tick? This is the story of how one seemingly ordinary Italian kid from Hoboken, New Jersey learned to craft his raw musical talent and demeanor to become one of the world’s greatest musical icons of his generation, and century.
 

* Join New York Adventure Club as we explore the life and music of legendary singer and performer Frank Sinatra, and how his musicianship, unerring instinct, and New York chutzpah made him into one of the greatest musical figures of the 20th century.
 

* Led by award-winning author Will Friedwald — who penned Sinatra! The Song Is You, considered the most essential book ever published on Sinatra — our virtual exploration of Frank Sinatra filled with copious visuals and iconic performances on video will include:
 

* The origin story of Frank Sinatra, from his upbringing as an only child of Italian immigrants in Hoboken, to how a nobody from New Jersey made himself into the most celebrated entertainer in show business, and the most famous man in the world — more than once.
 

* The evolution of the Sinatra sound, from the big band of the war years to the lushly-romantic of later generations
A discussion around Sinatra’s great colleagues and collaborators, including the legendary Nelson Riddle, Billy May, Gordon Jenkins, and others.

* Behind-the-scenes stories of Sinatra in the recording studio, gleaned from the musicians themselves
Rare classic video clips of Sinatra singing his essential signature songs, most of which cannot be found online

* Afterward, we’ll have a Q&A with Will — any and all questions about Frank Sinatra are welcomed and encouraged!

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here’s the info for the ZOOM after session:

Will Friedwald is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: SINATRA: THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC – bonus Sinatra session! “Songs for Zoomin’ Humans!”
Time: Apr 27, 2020 10:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Author: Will Friedwald

Will Friedwald writes about music and popular culture for THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, VANITY FAIR and PLAYBOY magazine and reviews current shows for THE CITIVIEW NEW YORK. He also is the author of nine books, including the award-winning A BIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP SINGERS, SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU, STARDUST MELODIES, TONY BENNETT: THE GOOD LIFE, LOONEY TUNES & MERRIE MELODIES, and JAZZ SINGING. He has written over 600 liner notes for compact discs, received ten Grammy nominations, and appears frequently on television and other documentaries. He is also a consultant and curator for Apple Music.

New Books:

THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP VOCAL ALBUMS (Pantheon Books / Random House, November 2017)

SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU – NEW REVISED EDITION (Chicago Review Press, May 2018)

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The Falcon Archives: Hugh Brodie’s Cosmic Ensemble [Wed 4.29.20]


 

 

 

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Hugh Brodie’s performance was recorded at The (Old) Falcon (now BUILDING RECORDS studio) on November 3, 2007 by Lynn Segarra / Dreamspirit Video


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Hugh Brodie 

(1937-2017)

 
“Brodie’s genius lies in his ability to take…opposing elements and weave them into a synthesis of moving logic.” – George Chevalier/Woodstock Times
 
The Cosmic Ensemble Features:
Jon Esposito / Piano
Robert Kopec / Bass
Dean Sharp / Drums

Brodie is a sax player who gets right down to the true nitty gritty. An artist who coaxes every ounce of emotion from his instrument as only a true jazz player can. He is spiritual beyond words in his approach to his craft and even in brief conversation. Brodie emerges as a courteous and affable gentleman – “cool,” in the context of an old-school jazzman who knows his stuff like an artisan of another time.

Hugh’s first exposure to the blues came when he was very young in the fields of North Carolina. He worked on his cousin’s farm and listened to the workers as they sang the blues in the blazing sun tending to the watermelon and sugar cane. Later, in his early teens, Hugh was amazed by the way the members of the Sanctified Church in Newark N.J. used music in their worship. Hugh was astonished when he witnessed fellow worshipers being overcome by “the great creator” from their toes to their head. These experiences planted the seeds for Brodie’s future music. They created the life experiences and burning hunger that Hugh needed to create music about the spiritual world. Hugh wanted to play music so badly

that he begged his father to buy him a sax. There was no going back.

Hugh’s adolescence hinged around his music. He’d play his sax on the city bus, and even did gigs with a local rock band (but just to ‘pay the bills.’) But by the time Brodie was in his 30’s he decided to become serious about jazz. He moved himself and his family to Brooklyn N.Y. where he would be close to clubs that would feature big jazz stars. He studied hard at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, and recorded an album with Cal Massey.

In the 80’s Brodie landed a gig with one of his heroes, Illinois Jacquet. But, after only a few years with Jacquet, Brodie decided that he needed to play his own music. He has since created two CD’s, “Unforgettable Sax” and “Songs For Anu.” He has studied astral projection and applied it to music. This combination of astrology and music has made “Unforgettable Sax” very popular in Europe. Hugh’s second CD, “Song’s For Anu,” is about going back to the beginning of time. It explores ancient earth travelers and their religions, some of which are still around today. He has developed his own peaceful beliefs that have become integral to his music, centered around a “no hate” policy and the fact that the three most important things that you can say to a person are

“thank you, please, and sorry.”
 
Hugh Abdullah Rashid Brodie, made his final trip to the astral plane on Wednesday, April 05, 2017, passing  peacefully with his wife Penny at his side, in Monticello NY.  

 

 

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From The Falcon Archives : : Jonah Smith Band 4.25.20


 

 

 

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Jonah Smith

 
Jonah Smith is a critically acclaimed American artist. He has produced several records and has performed around the world at places like Bonnaroo, BAM Festival in Barcelona, The Bowery Ballroom in NYC, Ronnie Scotts in London, SXSW, and countless others. His most well-known brush with fame came as a semi-finalist on America’s Got Talent, where he received a standing ovation from Howard Stern. He went on to perform four times on national television from Radio City Music Hall wowing the judges and audiences with his big soulful voice
and considerable keyboard chops.

His latest record, “Stay Close” was released in June of 2017. It gained national attention before it’s release when Smith’s song, “Ocala” landed on the front page of The Washington Post. Songs from the record are in rotation at Americana radio stations and Smith has done a live in studio at SiriusXM headquarters in New York as well as the well-known Daytrotter video series to promote this beautifully crafted acoustic record. “Stay Close” garnered two Independent Music Award nominations and one win — for “Best Story Song” for “Ocala”.

Smith’s songs have been featured on several national television networks including NBC, ABC, and FX and his song, “My Morning Scene” which was the 2006 IMA award winner for Best Americana Song was featured on Good Morning America. In addition to his work as an artist, Smith co-writes and produces and is an in demand session singer. His voice can be heard in national ad campaigns

and Japanese cartoon theme songs.

Smith has had the pleasure of recording and performing with several of his influences over the years including Garth Hudson (of the Band), Bill Frisell, Los Lobos, Little Feat, Taj Mahal, Martin Sexton and others. His 2016 record, Easy Prey featured guests like Ruthie Foster, Lucius and David Hidalgo.  

“You are the real deal. You can play, you can sing, you are terrific!” Howard Stern

“Mr. Smith’s folk songs are equally well suited to downtown lounges

and rural front porches” New York Times

“Easygoing, soulful music, which calls to mind J.J. Cale, early Van Morrison

Wall St. Journal

“A blend of distinctive American styles with engaging songwriting” NPR

“Luxurious Blues” La Vanguardia, Spain

 

 

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WILL FRIEDWALD’S CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM EVENTS: FRANK SINATRA & NELSON RIDDLE!

WILL FRIEDWALD’S CLIP JOINT LIVESTREAM EVENTS: FRANK SINATRA & NELSON RIDDLE!


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SINATRA! THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC! (webinar)
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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 6: Camille Bertault Live!


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This Saturday, Camille will sing for us from her home in Paris, collaborating with her Dad, Paul Bertault who’ll play piano. (5 pm EDT this week)

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Christian Sands performing at the Jazz Forum, recorded on June 7, 2019.

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Our beloved box office manager, Alex Miller, will culminate his SUNY Purchase graduate school experience with a Facebook LIVE recital! 

Tune in on Tuesday, April 28th at 8 PM for a night of standards and original songs with Alex and his brother!

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Join Jody and Theo for reading The Jazz Fly 2, a book about a fly who uses a combination of Spanish and jazz scat to ask a sloth, a monkey, and a mackaw to transport his band to a tropical concert site!


This time we are introduced to all the characters in the book. If you can’t wait to hear the book, jump 3 minutes into the video to get jazzed! (You can also buy the book here!)

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Meet the ArtistCatherine Russell
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“You don’t just go from one thing and then step through the threshold and you’re a professional.”

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“​For Our Courageous Workers​” CITYWIDE MUSICAL FANFARE PLANNED FOR 7PM ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29

“​For Our Courageous Workers​” CITYWIDE MUSICAL FANFARE PLANNED FOR 7PM ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29


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April 21, 2020

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

CITYWIDE MUSICAL FANFARE PLANNED FOR 7PM ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29
 

(NEW YORK, N.Y.) – A newly composed symphonic fanfare called “​For Our Courageous Workers​” will be played by over 1,000 musicians and non-musicians alike on ​Wednesday, April 29, at 7pm​, as part of the daily “cheer” honoring front-line workers serving the populace during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The score has been arranged so that everyone in the five boroughs can take part from the safety of their windows, rooftops, and doorways, be they professional musicians or amateur pot-bangers. There are parts for all: musicians of any and every level — beginners, young musicians, amateurs, professionals on voices, strings, brass, winds, keyboards, drums — as well as for all the people of the city who can sing, bang on pots and pans, or just make a general racket.
 

Composers Frank London (of The Klezmatics), and Hajnal Pivnick and Dorian Wallace (of Tenth Intervention) have joined forces on this effort to bring the city together in a communal music project to honor the efforts of those risking their own health for the benefit of all.
 

Co-sponsors to date include The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Make Music New York, HONK NYC; and are being updated regularly.
 

For more information, detailed instructions, and a downloadable score that does not require the ability to read music, go to ​http://www.tenthintervention.com/workers

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Live from The Falcon Archives presents : : Roswell Rudd


 

 

 

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Roswell Rudd’s performance was recorded at The Falcon on

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Roswell Rudd

 
 
The late, great American trombonist, Roswell Rudd (1935 – 2017) celebrated his 81st birthday at The Falcon with Fay Victor, Ken Filiano and Lafayette Harris

These great musicians have had the long-term advantage of playing music together for many years. They have the sound of a band – musicians who know and hear each other so well. Four distinct personalities coming together to celebrate in concert!

Roswell Rudd

Grammy nominated player and, for the fifth time, The Jazz Journalists Association’s 2014 TROMBONIST OF THE YEAR. His Sunnyside release TROMBONE FOR LOVERS was voted One of the 10 Best of 2013 by NPR, The Boston Globe, and numerous blogs. At 81, Rudd still likes his moniker

“The Incredible Honk of Kerhonkson”.

Fay Victor

Vocalist/composer Fay Victor, called “artistically complete” by the New York Times, consistently hones a unique vision of the vocalist’s role in jazz and improvised music. A multi-genre approach called “Freesong”. Victor’s eight critically acclaimed recordings as a leader has been praised by the music press worldwide. Victor performs and teaches internationally with a veritable who’s-who of musicians such as Aruan Ortiz, Andrew Cyrille, Henry Threadgill and John Medeski, among others.

Lafayette Harris


An important pianist in the NYC music scene, sharing the stage with jazz artists Houston Person, Ernestine Anderson, and Roswell Rudd and hosting his own events at well-known NYC venues – The Lenox Lounge, The Blue Note and Smalls. Lafayette has played with, arranged, and was the last pianist, for the great Max Roach,
one of the inventors of modern jazz, as well as the world’s greatest drummer.
 
Ken Filiano

Ken Filiano performs worldwide with leading artists in jazz, fusing the rich traditions of the double bass with his limitless inventiveness. Ken’s solo bass CD, NineWinds, received widespread critical praise. Ken has been called a creative virtuoso, a master of technique, who can play anything, because he puts the music first

and leaves peripheral considerations behind.

 

 

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HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! Friday’s broadcast: Three sets from All Nite Soul 2016

HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! Friday’s broadcast: Three sets from All Nite Soul 2016


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April 17, 2020

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Dear friends,

We’ve got a really special treat planned for our Friday afternoon Facebook broadcast this week: one set each from three awesome bands from All Nite Soul 2016. The broadcast runs about 2.5 hours, and it’s full of forward-leaning improvisation and swing by masters of the art. Just pop on to our Facebook page at 4:00 p.m. EST. (You don’t need to have a Facebook account to see the broadcast.) See you there!

Hoping you are safe and well,
James

James Beaudreau
Director of Media and Communications

And here are the three artists…

Rudy Royston

Upon graduating college, Rudy Royston went on to play and record in the gospel, alternative rock and jazz scenes in Denver and around the United States. He taught music 10 years in public schools before relocating to the east coast in 2006 to pursue graduate studies in music at Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of the Arts, studying jazz percussion with the great Victor Lewis. Rudy quickly integrated into the New York music scene, performing with world-renowned artists such as Javon Jackson, Bill Frisell, Les McCann, David Gilmore, Ben Allison, Jason Moran, JD Allen, Sean Jones, Jeremy Pelt, Greg Osby, Jennifer Holiday, Tia Fuller, Ravi Coltrane, Ralph Bowen, Bruce Barth, George Colligan, Don Byron, Stanley Cowell, Tom Harrell, John Ellis, Jenny Scheinman, John Patitucci, Dave Douglas, Branford Marsalis, Rudresh Mahanthappa and The Mingus Big Band, to name a few. 
 

Fabian Almazan

Fabian Almazan was voted #1 Rising Piano Star on the Downbeat Magazine Critics 2014 Poll and was granted the Chamber Music America 2014 NEW Jazz Works commission. Almazan received the Cintas Foundation 2010/11 Brandon Fradd Award in Music Composition, an award that has been granted to many Cuban artists who have gone on to play an influential role in the development of Cuban cultural heritage. Almazan was also selected as one of six composers to participate in the Sundance Composers’ Lab where he studied with such acclaimed film composers as Harry Gregson-Williams, Alan Silvestri, George S. Clinton, Christopher Young, Ed Shearmur and Peter Golub. His solo albums, Personalities, which Fabian Almazan released on his own record label, Biophilia Records, and Rhizome [AritstShare/BlueNote Records] have garnered nationwide critical acclaim, including a glowing review in The New York Times. Interest in Almazan’s work was also bolstered by his performances at the historic Village Vanguard in New York City, which have been broadcasted live to a nationwide audience on National Public Radio’s Live from the Village Vanguard. Since 2007 Fabian has been the pianist for the Terence Blanchard’s various bands, including the E-Collective which was nominated for a GRAMMY in 2016. Mr. Almazan has toured North and South America, Asia, Africa, Australia and Europe extensively and has had the opportunity to perform with such artists as Linda May Han Oh, Gretchen Parlato, John Hollenbeck, Johnathan Blake, Justin Brown, Mark Guiliana, Dave Douglass, Chris Dingman, David Sanchez and Ambrose Akinmusire among others.
 

Lauren Sevian Quartet (LSQ)

Lauren Sevian is the winner of the “Rising Star” Baritone Saxophonist in the 67th Downbeat Critics Poll and the Hothouse Jazz Awards Baritone Saxophone 2019. Ms. Sevian came to NYC in 1997 to attend the Manhattan School of Music, and soon thereafter began touring with groups such as Diva and the Artie Shaw Orchestra. She can be seen performing as a bandleader around the NYC area with her quartet, the LSQ, or LSAT, her quintet co-led with alto saxophonist Alexa Tarantino, which recently won first place in the “Made in NY” jazz competition. As a sidewoman, she can be heard regularly with the Mingus Big Band, and has performed with countless other groups, notably the Dizzy Gillespie all star big band, Christian McBride’s Big Band, Robin Eubanks Big Band, and the legendary Count Basie Orchestra. Her debut album “Blueprint” was released on saxophonist Greg Osby’s label Inner Circle Music to critical acclaim, winning a SESAC jazz award for national performance activity, and receiving rave reviews in publications such as Downbeat, Cadence, and All About Jazz. Her sophomore album, “Bliss”, was released spring 2018 on Posi-tone Records, and features all stars of the jazz scene, Alexa Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Christian McBride, and E.J. Strickland. Her versatility as a musician has led her to a variety of playing situations, working with the likes of actor Denis Leary, with Maurice Hines in the theater production of “Tappin Thru Life”, and with Harry Connick Jr. in his broadway show “A Celebration of Cole Porter”. She is a frequent guest artist at many universities, high schools, middle schools, and jazz festivals across the country. As an educator, she has been teaching privately for over 15 years; she is jazz saxophone faculty at the Manhattan School of Music, Jazz at Lincoln Center as the director of the “Young Women’s Jazz Orchestra”, instructor for the middle school jazz academy, Summer Jazz Academy at Bard College, and Jazz House Kids Summer Jazz Workshop. She has adjudicated at many jazz competitions & festivals, notably the Essentially Ellington Competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Monterey Jazz Festivals’ “Next Generation Jazz Festival”, the Victoria Music Festival in Melbourne, Australia, and the Eau Claire Jazz Festival at the University of Wisconsin in Eau Claire. 
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The Falcon Archives presents : : Lucky Peterson


 

 

 

 

 

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January 29, 2011 by Lynn Segarra / Dreamspririt Video


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“Peterson… is exactly the kind of musical product that thrived 80 or 90 years ago on the South’s famous “Chitlin Circuit.” It’s an authentic, original rendition that’s born-and-bred American blues and soul, and there just plain isn’t enough of that anymore.” – Michelle Parsons/Pegasus News

The most dangerous triple threat working in the blues, Peterson has gained a reputation as one of the most preeminent performers of the modern era. A searing lead guitarist, fantastic organist, and first-rate vocalist, Lucky’s many talents

are truly mind-boggling.

Peterson is prime-rich in roots but performs in the present – what one would expect from an artist with Peterson’s resumé;. His career began as a child. Growing up in Buffalo, NY, his father owned The Governor’s Inn, one of the area’s most renowned blues clubs. Willie Dixon produced Peterson’s first record when he was but five years old, the R&B hit, “1-2-3-4.” This resulted in television appearances for the blues prodigy on such shows as The Tonight Show, The Ed Sullivan Show,

and What’s My Line.

As a teenager he attended Buffalo Academy of Performing Arts before paying dues in the bands of Etta James and Otis Rush. Peterson has since performed with a long list of greats, including B.B. King and Albert Collins. His 1993 Verve debut “I’m Ready” announced the arrival of a new force, while his 1996 collaboration with the legendary Mavis Staples saw him displaying his gospel chops and influences. In addition to establishing himself through these recordings, Peterson has made his name through his electrifying live performances – the attributes of a legend.  

 

 

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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 4: Ted Rosenthal Live!


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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 4: Ted Rosenthal Live!

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Paquito D’Rivera performing at the Jazz Forum, recorded on May 17, 2019.

Feat. Manuel Valera – Piano, Eric Doob – Drums, Diego Urcola – Trumpet, Valve Trombone, and Hamish Smith – Acoustic Bass.

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Fostina Dixon

I’ve known Fostina for many years, and remember when she sat in with my group at an outdoor gig in NJ many moons ago. Dig her performance of “Vertical Alignment” with her group.

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I got to know trumpeter Dean Pratt when he played lead in my rehearsal big band (1978-79) at 50 Cooper Square, before I even opened the Jazz Forum in that location. Dig these pictures of the Dean Pratt Big Band at the second Jazz Forum at 648 Broadway, NYC on July 11, 1982. Yep, that’s drum legend Mel Lewis, hanging with Dean and the cats at the bar I built with my partner, Tony Giuliano!
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Come with us into the House of Sound to learn about how woodwind instruments make a sound.  If you have instruments at home, this is the moment to try them out together! 

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“It wasn’t until I lost my sight that the piano became kind of the center of what I wanted to do.” – Justin Kauflin

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Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20

Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20


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April 9, 2020

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Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20

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I’m performing a solo tribute to my friend the late great Hal Willner at 3pm EST today 4/9/20 live from my living room. 

It’s free and open to the public here on my Facebook  page: www.facebook.com/gary.lucas.5836  

Please spread the word!

Stay safe

Gary Lucas

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Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20

Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20


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Gary Lucas Tribute to Hal Willner today @3pm EST 4/9/20

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I’m performing a solo tribute to my friend the late great Hal Willner at 3pm EST today 4/9/20 live from my living room. 

It’s free and open to the public here on my Facebook  page: www.facebook.com/gary.lucas.5836  

Please spread the word!

Stay safe

Gary Lucas

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EDDY DAVIS 1940-2020

EDDY DAVIS 1940-2020


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April 8, 2020

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Banjo Virtuoso
EDDY DAVIS
1940-2020

Eddy Davis at ScienSonic Laboratories

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Eddy Davis 
I’ve just lost one of the dearest friends I’ve ever had in music. Eddy Davis was a highly significant and influential presence in my life. He was a fiercely individualistic performer… a veteran of the old Chicago days when music was hot, joyful, exuberant and unselfconscious. A character and a curmudgeon, who could hold court for hours after the gig. And a loving mentor who helped younger musicians like myself learn and grow in this music.

I had only played with Eddy a handful of times when he called me in late 1998 to say that he was forming a new band to fill a weekly Wednesday spot at the Cajun on 8thAvenue. He wanted me to play lead on C melody saxophone, in a little group with two reeds, and no drums. This by itself gives a clue to what an original thinker he was.

I already knew that Eddy was a proficient and highly individualistic stylist on the banjo, who sounded like no one else. What I didn’t know, but soon found out, was that this man was also a walking repository of many hundreds if not thousands of tunes of every description, ranging far beyond the standard repertoire… with a fascinating background story at the ready for nearly every one. I quickly learned that he was also a prolific and idiosyncratic composer himself, with a wonderfully philosophical work ethic: write original music every day, keep what works, and throw the rest away without a backward glance. 

Eddy was also what used to be called a “character”: affable, opinionated, hilarious, and irascible all in one, and above all highly passionate about music. What I learned over the ensuing 7 ½ years in Eddy’s little band, I cannot begin to describe. I came to refer to those regular Wed. sessions as my “doctor’s appointment” — for they fixed whatever ailed me, and provided the perfect antidote to the ills of the world, and of the music scene. Over the years we were graced with the presence of some very distinguished musicians who came by and sat in with us, including Harry Allen, Joe Muranyi, Bob Barnard, Howard Johnson, and Barry Harris.

Eddy was generous with his strong opinions, with his knowledge and experience, and with his encouragement. But he was a generous soul in other ways as well. When he heard that I was building a studio (my “Laboratory”), he had me come by the apartment and started giving me things out of his closets. A Roland 24-track recorder… three vintage microphones… instruments… things that I treasure, and use every single day of my life. When my father turned 75, Eddy came out to New Jersey and played for him, and wouldn’t take a dime for it.

When I got the call today that Eddy had passed — another victim of this horrible virus that is ruining so many lives, and our musical life as well — I hung up the phone and just cried. Later I went out to my Laboratory, and kissed every single thing there that he had given to me. How cruel to lose such an irreplaceable person… killed by an enemy, as my brother commented, that is neither visible nor sentient.

One night at the Cajun stands out in my memory, and seems particularly relevant today. It was the night after the last disaster that changed New York forever: the World Trade Center attack. There was a pall over the city, the air was full of dust, and there was a frightful, lingering smell. “What am I doing here?” I thought. “This is crazy.” But somehow we all made our way to the nearly empty club. We were in a state of shock; nobody knew what to say. I wondered if we would even be able to play. We took the stage, looked at each other, and counted off a tune. The instant the first note sounded, I was overcome with emotion and my face was full of tears. Suddenly I understood exactly why we were there, why it was so important that we play this music. We played our hearts out that night — for ourselves, for our city, and for a single table of bewildered tourists, stranded in town by these incomprehensible events. They were so grateful for the music, so comforted by it. 

The simple comfort of live music has been taken from us now. We must bear this loss, and those that will surely follow, alone… shut away in our homes. I know that when the awful burden of this terrible time has finally been lifted, when we can share music, life, and love again, it will feel like that night at the Cajun. My eyes will fill, my heart will sing, and the joy that Eddy Davis gave me will be with me every time I lift the horn to my face, for as long as I live.
Scott Robinson

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‘NYC’s Tin Pan Alley: The Birthplace of America’s Music Industry’ Webinar

‘NYC’s Tin Pan Alley: The Birthplace of America’s Music Industry’ Webinar


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April 6, 2020

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Tuesday April 7, 6:00PM-7:30PM

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If you walked over right now to the Manhattan intersection of West 28th Street and Broadway, what would you hear? Unfortunately, like too many streets in NYC these days, probably only construction and car horns. But over 100 years ago, you would have been greeted with something else entirely: a cacophony of sounds from aspiring composers, singing and banging away on the piano, from the sidewalk to walk-up music studios. This is the story of one neighborhood in New York that transformed the city into the songwriting and music publishing capital of the world — a role it still maintains over a century later.
 

Join New York Adventure Club as we shine a spotlight on the former New York City neighborhood of Tin Pan Alley, the birthplace of the American music industry, which produced some of the most prolific songwriters of the early 20th century.
 

Led by award-winning author Will Friedwald, who is widely considered one of the nation’s most prolific music writers, our virtual journey down Tin Pan Alley will include:

 

The origin story of Tin Pan Alley, and how a stretch of West 28th Street in Manhattan became the home for independent music publishers and songwriters from around the world.
 

The evolution of the American music business, from the early days where songwriters were largely anonymous, to the mid-1960s when The Beatles and Bob Dylan changed the fundamental business model, to today’s ‘360’ management deals.
 

The music styles that converged in the former neighborhood, including jazz & blues from New Orleans, cowboy songs from the American West, and theatrical scores from the theatres in Europe.

Stories about the early music legends, such as Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, and Cole Porter.

Rare and vintage audio & video clips of the legendary Tin Pan Alley songwriters in action, such as Johnny Green playing “Body and Soul and Harold Arlen singing “Stormy Weather — none of which can be found online.

Afterward, we’ll have a Q&A with Will — any and all questions about Tin Pan Alley are welcomed and encouraged!

 

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Jack Kleinsinger Highlights In Jazz: In Memory of Bucky Pizzarelli

Jack Kleinsinger Highlights In Jazz: In Memory of Bucky Pizzarelli


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April 5, 2020

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 New York’s Longest Running Jazz Concert Series

In Memory of Bucky Pizzarelli
 
January 9, 1926 – April 1, 2020
 
Highlights In Jazz producer Jack Kleinsinger
pays tribute to the late master guitarist
Bucky Pizzarelli,
a long-time friend and inspiration.

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Highlights in Jazz producer Jack Kleinsinger offers condolences to the Pizzarelli family,  and joins the music community at large in mourning the death of the legendary guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, on April 1, at age 94. 
 
The venerable master of the seven-string guitar was an in-demand studio musician who recorded with stars including Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan and countless others. He was an alumnus of the Tonight Show and Dick Cavett show bands, and a collaborator with musicians as diverse as Benny Goodman, Les Paul, Stéphane Grappelli, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Ben E. King, and Dion and the Belmonts. “He did everything,” Kleinsinger says. “His real strength was as a rhythm guitarist, but he was a great soloist too. He was amazing!”
 
Meeting Bucky Pizzarelli was a life changer for Jack Kleinsinger. The two met at a jazz party in Colorado in 1972, and it seemed inevitable that they would hit it off. After all, at the time Bucky and Jack looked so much alike that many of their fellow partiers thought they were members of the same family. 
 
They roomed together in Colorado, and before long Bucky encouraged Jack to buy a club or rent a hall to put on shows himself. “Bucky said that since I love jazz so much and get along with musicians so well, I should do something about it. He told me to put on a few shows and get it out of my system,” Jack recalls. “He gave me another piece of advice: Keep your day job!”
 
Kleinsinger took Bucky’s words seriously on both counts. When he produced his first concert in 1973, the guitarist was on the lineup and appeared at a total of 35 Highlights In Jazz events in the decades since then. “I could always count on him, Bucky was one of my go-to people. He was so good to me, without him there would be no Highlights In Jazz.” Jack didn’t quit his day job, and he never got his love of jazz and producing concerts out of his system.  “Almost 50 years later, I’m still doing it and still enjoying it,” he notes.
 
As their friendship strengthened over the years, “Bucky became like a family member. He played at my parents’ 50thwedding anniversary; he attended my father’s funeral. John Pizzarelli—also a great guitarist—made his first Highlights In Jazz appearance as a surprise guest when he was just 15 years old,” Kleinsinger recalls. “My life has been so enriched by knowing Bucky Pizzarelli and his family. He was an amazing guy; I’m going to miss him. It’s a real loss.” 
 
Kleinsinger plans to produce a concert to pay tribute to the revered guitarist as part of the 49th season of the Highlights In Jazz series in 2021.

 
Jack Kleinsinger’s HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ 2020
 
Now it its 48th year

All Shows Are Postponed
Until Further Notice

 
All concerts are at
BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers St., in Manhattan

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Ellington Everlasting: Art Baron & The Duke’s Men
Trombonist Art Baron
Saxophonist Jay Brandford
Drummer Bernard Purdie
Bassist Bill Crow
Pianist James Weidman
Saxophonist Mark Hynes
Special guest: Vocalist Ira Hawkins
Plus, surprise special guest!

 
Thursday, June 4, 2020
The Return of the Jam Session

Saxophonists Peter and Will Anderson
Pianist Ted Rosenthal
Guitarist Frank Vignola
Trombonist Wycliffe Gordon
Drummer Victor Lewis
Trumpeter Brian Lynch
Visit  HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ Archive
at the University of North Florida
www.digitalcommons.unf.edu/kleinsinger/

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By car take FDR Drive south to end, through underpass onto West Street,  north to Chambers.
By Subway take 1, 2, 3, 9, A, C, E, J or M train to Chambers or N, R to City Hall stop. Walk west on Chambers.
Box Office 212-220-1460
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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 3: Sherma Andrews Live!


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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 3: Sherma Andrews Live!

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We’re live with Jazz Forum @ Home including weekly free-of-charge Facebook Live Streaming series from artists’ homes on Saturdays at 7 pm EDT. Tune in, enjoy and keep in touch for more of your favorite live music.


Go to our Facebook Live page at the time of the show!

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Dance & Sing Along!

Sherma Andrews’ performance at the Jazz Forum, on July 26, 2019.

Feat. Lenny Underwood, keys & bass, Chris Amelar, guitar, and Michael Tate, drums.

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In Memory of Wallace Roney
Having known Wallace for almost 40 years, I’m incredibly saddened that he’s no longer with us. Rest Easy, Wallace. Condolences to Wallace’s family, friends and musical colleagues. Here is some music from his last sets at Jazz Forum, Tarrytown during his 59th Birthday weekend, May 24 & 25, 2019. – Mark Morganelli
Feat. Emilio Modeste, sax, Oscar Williams, piano, Paul Caffari, bass, Malik Coley, drums. (Photo by Mitchell Seidel)
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Something A Little Different…

Thanks to Zeke, originally from Tarrytown (currently in Elmsford) for sharing this super-creative video from his group’s latest project ‘Brush Strokes,’ their jazz/hip-hop album. This is “The New” by Four Elements & Beyond (Freak Tha Monsta, MothaBug, Miggs Son Daddy). You Dig?!

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Recommended Listening
Joao Gilberto & Stan Getz – Full Album (1963)
Getz/Gilberto is an album by American saxophonist Stan Getz and Brazilian guitarist João Gilberto, featuring pianist and composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, who also composed many of the tracks, including Garota de Ipanema & Desafinado. Getz/Gilberto was released in March 1964 by Verve Records and is considered the record that popularized bossa nova worldwide and was one of the best-selling jazz albums of all time. It was one of the main inspirations for me as I recorded by latest Brasil! Double-CD. Enjoy the Masters! – Mark Morganelli
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This Week’s Question:
Jazz musicians are known for their storytelling abilities. Tell us your favorite anecdote or story shared by a performer.


Let us know if you would like to remain anonymous.

SHARE YOUR STORY


Last Week’s Question:
What Jazz tune makes you feel most at home and why?


I would say “Stardust” by Hoagy Carmichael, including its somewhat lengthy Rubato introduction, because it moves so smoothly and elegantly throughout its range, making it so relaxing.  In my opinion, the tune “Stardust” can be comparable to the traditional American Folk song “I Dream of Genie With the Light Brown Hair” by Stephen Foster, and as well, the traditional Irish folk song, “Danny Boy”. – Frank Pedulla


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Drummer’s Conclave at Jazz Forum, 648 Broadway, NYC
L-R: Jimmy Lovelace, Jo Jones, Jr., Art Lewis, Al Foster,
Leroy Williams, Philly Joe Jones, Jual Curtis

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Read The Jazz Fly with Jody

Follow the fly on a jazzy adventure! Jitterbugs educator Jody Ferber Redhage reads The Jazz Fly by Matthew Gollub, accompanied by her son Theo on drums.

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Speaking of drums… here’s an idea: Ask for your little one’s assistance in the kitchen! Why not bake a musical cake together. And if you do, remember to share the delicious results with us.
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Meet the ArtistMonty Alexander
Interview by Salina LeBris

“I never took it seriously, that it could’ve been a profession, but I was amazed” – Monty Alexander

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Gary Lucas Live Solo Acoustic on Facebook Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday @ 3pm EDT / with “The Golem” at Cornell

Gary Lucas Live Solo Acoustic on Facebook Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday @ 3pm EDT / with “The Golem” at Cornell


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March 31, 2020

To: Listings/Critics/Features
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Gary Lucas Live Solo Acoustic on Facebook Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday @ 3pm EDT / with “The Golem” at Cornell

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Hi guys—Hope everyone is safe and well—what a scary time.

While live gigs are on hold for the moment, I’ve been doing live solo acoustic concerts from home here in NYC on my Facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/gary.lucas.5836 

It’s free and open to the public. The response has been heartwarming, to say the least. 

Beginning this Thursday April 2nd, I am going live on Facebook every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3pm EDT.

Here’s the story so far: 

https://bit.ly/3byaks4  https://bit.ly/33Y5Lol  https://bit.ly/2QS6oux   https://bit.ly/3agQLo7   https://bit.ly/2Jfujjk 

More news:

My last out-of-town gig before the hammer came down was on March 4th performing my live solo score accompanying the silent horror film  “The Golem”  

before a packed house at the Cornell Cinema at Cornell University in Ithaca NY. Thanks to Kino-Lorber for their superb new restoration.

Some feedback:

“Weaving together themes that range from eerie to folksy, ominous to psychedelic, with a sprinkling of motifs from Jewish music mixed in, masterful guitarist Gary Lucas works his magic in a unique score for Paul Wegener’s German expressionist classic, The Golem. Performing on an electric and acoustic guitar, along with effects pedals, he conjures unexpected sensations and surprising empathies. After the show, he offers a great talk-back about both his score and the film.” 

Mary Fessenden, Director, Cornell Cinema

 

” I just saw the legendary Gary Lucas (of Captain Beefheart) perform his score to the silent film The Golem. Oscillating between electric guitar and acoustic and with the aid of a bunch of pedals, he captivates musically the story of the clay monster made by a Rabbi in Prague which will save humanity. Boy do we need a friendly monster these days! The performance feels intimate and at the same time produces vast soundscapes which sweep across the stage. I was blown away. This is something not to be missed.”

–Trevor Pinch – author of “Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer”

 

“Gary Lucas’ live score accompanying “The Golem” is a total treat, a virtuoso performance on guitars that adds meaning and depth to this silent film classic. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see a great guitarist providing the soundtrack to a great movie!”  

–Gerald R. Beasley 
  Carl A. Kroch University Librarian
  Cornell University 

 

For more info and for “Golem” bookings, please contact Warren Galea at warrengaleamusic.com

 

For more info about my forthcoming double CD retrospective “The Essential Gary Lucas” on Knitting Factory Records—release date on hold for the time being–

 

 please contact Jim Merlis at  jim@bighassle.com.

Thanks, be well–and stay safe!

Gary Lucas
NYC

www.garylucas.com

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Jazz Forum @ Home vol. 2: Julius Rodriguez Live!


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We’re going live! Jazz Forum will be airing a weekly free-of-charge Facebook Live Streaming series from artists’ homes on Saturdays at 7 pm EDT. Tune in, enjoy and keep in touch for more of your favorite live music.



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The Bob James Trio performs Westchester Lady, Angela (Theme from ‘Taxi’) and Someone to Watch Over Me at the Jazz Forum on April 12, 2019. Featuring: Billy Kilson, drums and Michael Palazzolo, bass.
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Tarrytown resident, Italian-American vocalist Vanessa Racci has contributed her version of Louis Prima’s “Buona Sera” (Good Evening) for all to enjoy as we offer Condolences, Love and Support to our family, friends and musical colleagues in Italia. We will get through this, together!
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This Week’s Question: 

What Jazz tune makes you feel most at home and why?


Let us know if you would like to remain anonymous.

SHARE YOUR STORY


Last Week’s Question: What was the most memorable Jazz show you have seen and what made it so special? 

Sharon & Dean
“The Forest Hills Jazz Festival, held on September 17, 1988, was special due to the amount of talent at one venue. The pre-concert performers were: Noel Pointer, Lonnie Liston Smith, Jon Hendricks & Co, and Roseanne Vitro. The headliners were: Stan Getz, Grover Washington Jr, Chuck Mangione, Gato Barbieri, Freddie Hubbard, and Angela Bofill. I remember the day was rainy, but that did not dampen the spirits of the audience or performers. What a great show for only $22.50! Unfortunately, some of these musicians are no longer with us, but will live on in their music.”


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Clarence “C” Sharpe & Hank Mobley, at the Ronnie Boykins Memorial benefit, 1980, Jazz Forum, 50 Cooper Square, NYC.

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Meet the Artist: Al Foster
Interview by Salina LeBris

Miles would say, “Don’t worry about the changes, worry about the drums.” – Al Foster

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To Be, or Not … to Bop
By Dizzy Gillespie & Al Foster

“Just recently finished reading this great tome by Dizzy, as told to Al Fraser. Wish I’d read it while Diz was still here so I could have asked him about some of these experiences directly.”Mark Morganelli, Executive Director, Jazz Forum Arts

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As many of you have children or grandchildren and are looking for activities to do at home, we wanted to bring Jitterbugs: Jazz for Kids, our new kids program, to you at home as well! Here are a few ideas to keep yourself and the children musically busy.

Color the instruments!

Print this page of instruments to draw at home. Maybe it’ll spark a conversation about which is their favorite instrument, and why!

We tested the print-out on 2 1/2 year old Astrid, daughter of Isak Edblad, Jazz Forum Arts’ Digital Marketing Specialist. We can proudly confirm that it’s Astrid-approved!

 

PRINT THE PDF


Shake, shake, shake it!
Why not take it one step further: Build your own instruments! Watch this video with your kids and then do it yourself – guaranteed to make your whole family swing. Maybe try to shake your new instrument along to the tunes off Jazz Forum’s Mark Morganelli!
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Introducing Jazz Forum @ Home


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Dear Jazz Forum Community, 

Today we are excited to launch Jazz Forum @ Home, your virtual Jazz Forum experience!  Every Thursday while we are closed, we will share Jazz and Brazilian videos, archival photos, interviews and more.  Enjoy our content and PLEASE SHARE YOURS! Email your stories, videos, photos and ideas for more content to info@jazzforumarts.org. Your participation will enrich the sense of community and make this more fun! 

As the international language of understanding and harmony, music calms and delights us. We hope Jazz Forum @ Home will make this tough time easier to endure. We look forward to seeing you all as soon as the restrictions are lifted and we can resume our weekend shows.

Stay well, be careful and all best from all of us at Jazz Forum Arts!

Want to join the conversation on social media? Tag us @jazzforumclub and use the hashtag: #JazzForumAtHome.


The Vincent Herring Quintet performing at the Jazz Forum on April 27, 2019 featuring Jeremy Pelt, trumpet, Louis Hayes, drums, Dave Kikoski, piano, and Yasushi Nakamura, bass.
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Dizzy Gillespie on the set of “Music In Monk Time,” the award-winning documentary filmed at the Jazz Forum, 648 Broadway, New York – November 1982. Dizzy was explaining Afro-Cuban rhythms (L-R: Larry Gales, Dizzy, Ben Riley, Al Drears, Mark Morganelli, John Stubblefield – photo by Mitchell Seidel)

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Meet the Artist: Gary Smulyan
Interview by Salina LeBris

I tell all my students, “You think you’re going on a straight path and then your phone rings and you make a left turn, and you go a completely different way in your life. You have to be open to try things, and you never know what’s going to happen.” – Gary Smulyan

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Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original
By Robin DG Kelley

“…a massive and impressive undertaking… Thoroughly researched, meticulously footnoted, and beautifully crafted, Thelonious Monk presents the most complete, most revealing portrait ever assembled of the man known as the high priest of bebop.” – Steve Greenlee, The Boston Globe

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POSTPONED: DUDUKA’S 69th BIRTHDAY & NEW ALBUM RELEASE CELEBRATION With HELIO ALVES AND MAUCHA ADNET March 26- 29 at Dizzy’s

POSTPONED: DUDUKA’S 69th BIRTHDAY & NEW ALBUM RELEASE CELEBRATION With HELIO ALVES AND MAUCHA ADNET March 26- 29 at Dizzy’s


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POSTPONED

NEW DATE TBA

DUDUKA’S 69th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
& NEW ALBUM RELEASE

DUDUKA DA FONSECA & HELIO ALVES
FEATURING MAUCHA ADNET
SAMBA JAZZ AND THE MUSIC OF JOBIM
@ Dizzy’s Club

 
Thursday-Sunday,March 26 – 29
Sets at 7:30 and 9:30 pm


 

MAUCHA ADNET – VOCALS

BILLY DREWES – REEDS & FLUTE
CHICO PINHEIRO – GUITAR

HANS GLAWISCHNIG – BASS
MARTIN WIND – BASS (3/26 only)

HELIO ALVES – PIANO
DUDUKA DA FONSECA – DRUMS

Appearing at:
 Jazz at Lincoln Center Broadway at 60th Street
5th Floor
Reservations:
Call: 
212 258-9595 or -9795.
Online reservations:
 www.jalc.org

NEW ALBUM RELEASE

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Drummer Duduka Da Fonseca and pianist Helio Alves come from two different parts of Brazil but have done much over their careers to keep the tradition of Bossa Nova and Brazilian jazz alive. Here, they perform a program highlighting the beauty of his music alongside Maucha Adnet, who was a member of Jobim’s ensemble during the last ten years of his life. Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim also includes a stellar cast of musical greats and special appearances by trumpeters Wynton Marsalis and Claudio Roditi. 
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In fact, we continue do discover more about these innovators and their influence through albums like Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim, Da Fonseca and Alves contributes their own originals: Alves dynamic “Untitled” and frenetic “Helium,” and Da Fonseca’s intriguing outré “Alana.” These three modern tunes serve as a reminder that not all Brazilian jazz today is predicated on bossa and sambas, and that what Gilberto and Jobim started still unfolding all these years later.” 
Suzanne Lorge . Downbeat Magazine

“Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim (Sunnyside) is headlined by three Brazilian jazz stars of recent years —drummer Duduka Da Fonseca, vocalist Maucha Adnet, and pianist Helio Alves. The presence of guitarist Romero Lubambo, bassist Hans Glawischnig and saxophonist Billy Drewes adds extra heft to the rhythm section and the ensemble’s versatility while the involvement of two notable guests—trumpeters Claudio Roditi and Wynton Marsalis—signals that something truly special is in the works.”  
Mark Holston . All About Jazz

Duduka Da Fonseca plays drums with a stirring, sensuality. It’s like listening to crushed ice melt at the beach. Duduka’s latest album is Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim (Sunnyside), with pianist Helio Alves and vocalist Maucha Adnet.   The music is like listening to old friends deep in conversation. There’s also plenty of Brazilian soul and stardust, and a rainbow of moods. A lovely album.  
JAZZWAX BY MARC MYERS
 

Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim finds the two at the top of their game, both honoring and pushing Brazilian jazz in bold directions. Samba Jazz & Tom Jobim is a labor of love from Alves and Da Fonseca. Their longtime relationship, developed through countless gigs and extended collaborations, fostered an undeniably deep and loving relationship with their musical forefathers.  Andy Jurik . Pop Matters

Since 2007, drummer Duduka Da Fonseca, pianist Helio Alves and vocalist Maucha Adnet have been presenting the titular program at Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola at New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center, and at other venues throughout the world. A concept set steeped in personalized history of varied sorts—Da Fonseca’s, absorbing this hybridized style at the foot of the masters in Brazil; Adnet’s and Da Fonseca’s, working with the late Antonio Carlos Jobim; Alves’ and Da Fonseca’s, playing together in bands in New York City for more than a quarter century—it’s a show that never fails to impress and inspire.  There’s still no substitute for seeing this band live—as this writer can attest, having had the pleasure on more than one occasion—but this is pretty damn close.
 Dan Bilawsky . All About Jazz

 

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Duduka Da Fonseca and Helio Alves, Samba Jazz & The Music Of Jobim

www.dudukadafonsecatrio.com www.helioalvesmusic.net

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CORRECT LINK FOR: Allan Harris Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert – livestreaming on FB

CORRECT LINK FOR: Allan Harris Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert – livestreaming on FB


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March 17, 2020

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Will’s New York Nite Life

Allan Harris

Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert 

Tuesday, March 17, 7:30PM

live streaming on Facebook

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Happy 101st birthday to the King himself, Nathaniel Adams Cole, born this day in Montgomery Alabama, 1919. He was born on St. Patrick’s Day, and throughout his life, he always attributed his remarkable career to “the luck o’ the Irish” and the shamrock in his pocket.
 

One of Cole’s greatest living successors is the remarkable, Harlem-based jazz singer Allan Harris. Every year, Allan and his wife Pat throw a party on Nat Cole’s birthday; this year, alas, the current quarantine situation has made such gatherings impossible. However, Allan and Pat are sharing the love on Nat’s birthday by live-streaming Allan’s performance directly here on FB.
 

Do not miss this unique, one-of-a-kind live stream concert! And, even if you can’t go to your local Irish pub, don’t forget to drink a toast to the King on his 101st birthday!

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Author: Will Friedwald

Will Friedwald writes about music and popular culture for THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, VANITY FAIR and PLAYBOY magazine and reviews current shows for THE CITIVIEW NEW YORK. He also is the author of nine books, including the award-winning A BIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP SINGERS, SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU, STARDUST MELODIES, TONY BENNETT: THE GOOD LIFE, LOONEY TUNES & MERRIE MELODIES, and JAZZ SINGING. He has written over 600 liner notes for compact discs, received ten Grammy nominations, and appears frequently on television and other documentaries. He is also a consultant and curator for Apple Music.

New Books:

THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP VOCAL ALBUMS (Pantheon Books / Random House, November 2017)

SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU – NEW REVISED EDITION (Chicago Review Press, May 2018)

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Allan Harris Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert – livestreaming on FB

Allan Harris Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert – livestreaming on FB


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March 17, 2020

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Will’s New York Nite Life

Allan Harris

Nat King Cole 101st Birthday House Concert 

Tuesday, March 17, 7:30PM

live streaming on Facebook

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Happy 101st birthday to the King himself, Nathaniel Adams Cole, born this day in Montgomery Alabama, 1919. He was born on St. Patrick’s Day, and throughout his life, he always attributed his remarkable career to “the luck o’ the Irish” and the shamrock in his pocket.
 

One of Cole’s greatest living successors is the remarkable, Harlem-based jazz singer Allan Harris. Every year, Allan and his wife Pat throw a party on Nat Cole’s birthday; this year, alas, the current quarantine situation has made such gatherings impossible. However, Allan and Pat are sharing the love on Nat’s birthday by live-streaming Allan’s performance directly here on FB.
 

Do not miss this unique, one-of-a-kind live stream concert! And, even if you can’t go to your local Irish pub, don’t forget to drink a toast to the King on his 101st birthday!

Welcome! Please subscribe to our blogs and stay informed about the best things to do in New York City.

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Author: Will Friedwald

Will Friedwald writes about music and popular culture for THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, VANITY FAIR and PLAYBOY magazine and reviews current shows for THE CITIVIEW NEW YORK. He also is the author of nine books, including the award-winning A BIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP SINGERS, SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU, STARDUST MELODIES, TONY BENNETT: THE GOOD LIFE, LOONEY TUNES & MERRIE MELODIES, and JAZZ SINGING. He has written over 600 liner notes for compact discs, received ten Grammy nominations, and appears frequently on television and other documentaries. He is also a consultant and curator for Apple Music.

New Books:

THE GREAT JAZZ AND POP VOCAL ALBUMS (Pantheon Books / Random House, November 2017)

SINATRA: THE SONG IS YOU – NEW REVISED EDITION (Chicago Review Press, May 2018)

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POSTPONED: BossaBrasil at Birdland April 14 – 18

POSTPONED: BossaBrasil at Birdland April 14 – 18


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March 13, 2020

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POSTPONED:

BossaBrasil 
Starring  MARCOS VALLE
Composer, Keyboardist,Vocalist
Special Guest: Brazilian Vocal Star LEILA PINHEIRO
Direct from Rio!
Plus Legendary Pianist, DOM SALVADOR
At Birdland April 14 – 18

NEW DATES TBA

“The best of Brazilian Popular music /Bossa Nova/Samba”     If you’re looking for the best of popular music, Bossa Nova style, look no more. Come to Birdland, famed Jazz club, to see the cream of the crop, MARCOS VALLE, and his ‘very’ Special guests, LEILA PINHEIRO and DOM SALVADOR, a feast’!

Produced by Pat Philips-Stratta

photo credit:  CLAUDE COLLETTE
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Valle is without a doubt one of the major songwriters of Brazilian popular music of his generation, having written over 300 songs recorded by greats Sarah Vaughan, Chicago, Dizzy Gillespie, Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck, Toots Thielemans, and so many more, known as one of Brazil’s most important talents. Valle tours at major festivals and concert halls around the world.  Top singers such as stars Caetano Veloso & Maria Bethania have recorded his songs. He has received many awards for his enormous talent.

With a ‘Latin Grammy ‘ nomination  in 2011 and solid career spanning 40 years, Leila Pinheiro is a singer, and instrumentalist, with a broad interpretative  range which marks her personal style on every Brazilian musical style on which she performs .  The greatest Brazilian musicians of all time have worked with her such as Maestro Tom Jobim, Brazilian guitarist Toninho , and American guitarist Pat Metheny. 

Regarding the invitation to be a Special Guest of Marcos Valle at Birdland, Pinheiro says ‘he’s a very dear friend and a great composer with special reverence in my career…joining him on stage in always a great honor.”

                                                            
Dom Salvador has been one of the most influential figures in the history of Brazilian music. Early in his career, the 70’s in Brazil, he had become a major player in samba-soul, a Brazilian twist on American funk.  He moved to Rio and formed the Rio 65 Trio..which melded his improvisational talent with Brazilian rhythms.  In this period , he probably played on more than 1000 recordings and performed on the most renowned stages.  But he gave it up and moved to New York to be a Jazz musician.   He has performed for the likes of George Benson, Tony Bennett , Frank Sinatra and Herbie Hancock  Salvador,a quiet man, Brazilian music legend, who has been hiding in plain sight playing at The River Café in Brooklyn for over 40 years.   Birdland has the honor to  present Dom Salvador as part of BossaBrasil,  a rare appearance on a  New York stage,   something you don’t want to miss.

All this plus: the very talented Patricia Alves/Vocalist, Renato Massa/Drums , Jesse Sadoc/Trumpet, Roni Ben-Hur/Guitar, and Leo Traversa on Bass.
 
Birdland: 315 west 44th street
                 
For reservations:  www.birdlandjazz.com    
or 212 581 3080
Full Menu 
Parking nearby

SPECIAL THANKS TO DELTA AIR LINES FOR THEIR PARTNERSHIP AND ONGOING SUPPORT!

AND MANY THANKS TO THE ROW HOTEL, 700 EIGHTH AVENUE @ 44TH STREET FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT AS WELL

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Jazz Forum Show Postponements


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Jazz Forum Show Postponements

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1 Dixon Lane Tarrytown, NY • (914) 631-1000


Dear Jazz Forum Community, 

First off, thank you all for making the Jazz Forum your home. In just three months, we will celebrate our third anniversary and the club’s success is because of you! For now, we need to address the spread of the Coronavirus and make the best decisions for you, our staff and the musicians.

We have decided to close the club from tomorrow, Friday, March 13 through Sunday, March 22 and postpone the scheduled shows to later dates in 2020 listed below.  Meanwhile, we will follow the CDC, NYS and Westchester County guidelines to make sure the club is ready to reopen as soon as possible.  

We have postponed the next two weekends of shows to the following dates: 

Alexis Cole Trio
Friday, October 2nd and Saturday, October 3rd

Willie Martinez Latin Jazz Quartet
Sunday, August 30th

Roni Ben-Hur Quintet
Friday, September 11th and Saturday, September 12th

Eduardo Belo Group
Sunday, August 2nd

We have reached out to those who have purchased tickets for shows this or next weekend. We will honor that ticket when the event is rescheduled, or you may request a refund by contacting info@jazzforumarts.org. We also ask you to consider converting the ticket to a tax-deductible donation, which would be greatly appreciated at this time.

In these stressful times, please remember that music is the international language of peace and healing so listen to what you love. While we can’t offer you live music right now, we will post great videos to lift your spirits.  

We will keep you posted. 

All the best,
Ellen Prior & Mark Morganelli


In Two Weeks: Mar 27 – 29


Tim Armacost, Gary Smulyan, John Patitucci & Al Foster

FRI & SAT • Mar 27 & 28
7 & 9:30 PM


This gig marks a return engagement at The Jazz Forum for this fireball of a band, a super-group of master musicians. Individually, Tim, Gary, John and Al are all recipients of high honors, have all played with legendary names and performed at the most prestigious venues. When together, they produce fresh, exciting and challenging sounds worthy of their collective talents. This engagement comes on the eve of the quartet gearing up for its first recording.


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SUN • MAR 29
4 & 6 PM


Livio Almeida can play it all, from bebop to Afro-Cuban jazz, but his big tenor sax tones fit perfectly when he wraps them around the sounds of his native Brazil. An energetic live performer, he has been a standout when performing and recording with his own quartet, his Brazilian big band or with the legendary O’Farrill Brothers groups for his ability to infuse groove and funk into tropical compositions.


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POSTPONED: Jane Ira Bloom Trio @ ShapeShifter Lab Fri, March 13th + Some Good News Too

POSTPONED: Jane Ira Bloom Trio @ ShapeShifter Lab Fri, March 13th + Some Good News Too


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March 12, 2020

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POSTPONED

NEW DATE TBA

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THE GOOD NEWS

Jane Ira Bloom is pleased to announce that she is the recipient of the new Women’s Fund for Media, Music and Theatre  grant for her new project called “Picturing the Invisible” – a collaborative project with audio engineer Ulrike Schwarz to compose, perform, and record a series of duets & trios with cutting edge woman improvisers inspired by the B & W science photography of American photographer Berenice Abbott. Reflecting the innovative spirit of Abbott¹s photography, Bloom’s music will be recorded in high definition surround sound.

“Picturing The Invisible” is made possible with support from The NYC Women¹s
Fund for Media, Music
, and Theater by the City of New York¹s Mayor¹s Office
of Media and Entertainment in association with the New York Foundation for
the Arts.

The NYC Women’s Fund for Media, Music and Theatre fund is a signature initiative by The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) to address the underrepresentation of all who identify as women in the entertainment industries.

Look for Jane’s upcoming podcast on new music that she’s been writing coming soon.

 

www.janeirabloom.com

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Carlos Barbosa-Lima & Larry Del Casale Appearing Saturday, March 14th @ the Beanrunner One show: 7:30 PM

Carlos Barbosa-Lima & Larry Del Casale Appearing Saturday, March 14th @ the Beanrunner One show: 7:30 PM


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March 11, 2020

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Carlos Barbosa-Lima & Larry Del Casale
with special guest artist
Nanny Assis on percussion
Appearing at the Beanrunner
Saturday, March 14th One show: 7:30 pm
201 S Division St, Peekskill, NY 10566
(914) 737-1701
www.beanrunnercafe.com


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“Carlos Barbosa-Lima’s Delicado continues Zoho Music‘s pursuit of the finest South American music in contemporary jazz. This is a fantastic guitar recording, to put it succinctly, and credit should be given to Del Casale, the producer. (I know I tend to give Zoho credit as a whole, but this is clearly a time when I need to single out the man with the plan.” 
– Marc Phillips in Random, The Vinyl Anachronist read full review

 
Barbosa-Lima “Delicado” (Zoho ZM 201904) Street  Date: May 10, 2019
CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA – guitar,  LARRY DEL CASALE – guitar (1-5, 9, 11, 14),  DUDUKA DA FONSECA – percussion (1 – 4, 9, 11 – 13),  NILSON MATTA – bass (1 – 4, 9, 11, 14),
HELIO ALVES – piano (1-4  9, 11)
UPC Code: 880956190426
http://www.zohomusic.com/cds/lima_delicado.html

 

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Bewitched – Not Bothered, Not Bewildered Is The Debut Recording By Singer Suzanna Ross + CD RELEASE SHOW Friday, March 20th 7pm Triad Theater

Bewitched – Not Bothered, Not Bewildered Is The Debut Recording By Singer Suzanna Ross + CD RELEASE SHOW Friday, March 20th 7pm Triad Theater


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March 12 2020

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Bewitched – Not Bothered, Not Bewildered
Is The Debut Recording
By Singer Suzanna Ross


CD RELEASE SHOW
Friday, March 20th 7pm
Triad Theater
158 West 72nd Street
(between Columbus Ave & Amsterdam Ave)
212-279-4200
Tickets & Info

LISTEN ON 

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SUZANNA ROSS “BEWITCHED – NOT BOTHERED, NOT BEWILDERED”

LABEL: (SELF PRODUCED)

Artist Website: www.suzannaross.com

Release Date: MARCH 20, 2020

UPC Code: 888295955645 

1- Haven’t We Met 2:50 

2- Bewitched 3:11 

3- Dreamer 2:39 

4- Ces Petits Riens 3:08 

5- Mr. Wonderful 3:00 

6- Summer Me, Winter Me 4:13 

7- Parlez Moi de Lui 2:17 

8- My Favorite Things 2:23 

9- Laura 5:53

10- For Me, Formidable 2:24

11- Come to Baby Do 2:28

12- Over the Rainbow 5:07

13- Boomerang Baby 2:03

14- There’s a Kind of Hush 2:23

15- Live For Life 3:41

Musicians: Suzanna Ross (Vocals); Gregory Toroian (Piano);
Skip Ward (Bass); David Silliman (Drums) 

About Suzanna Ross

Suzanna Ross sings in New York City at jazz and cabaret venues. She has performed in NYC at many venues, including the Metropolitan Room, Don’t Tell Mama, Triad Theater, Pangea, TOMI Jazz, and for the Jazz Series at the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning. She has also sung at New Jersey’s famed jazz club, Trumpets. Suzanna sings a wide range of music from jazz, French chansons, pop, to movie songs and Bossa Nova. Growing up in my mother’s living room, I heard all types of music on the radio, record player, television, and whenever my mother played the piano. They were the songs of her generation and her mother’s generation before her. They filled our living room with life, romance, a little mystery, and a lot of fun. Bewitched – not bothered, not bewildered, is a collection of some of my favorites. I’ve been singing these songs in my shows in New York City, and now I’d like to share them with you. They include jazz, French chansons, movie songs, retro 60s and beyond. Please join me in my mother’s living room – a place where there was always music and where everyone was welcome! 
 

Bewitched – Not Bothered, Not Bewildered is the debut recording by singer Suzanna Ross, and it is difficult not to be impressed by both her inviting voice and her versatility. A New York-based vocalist who has performed at many jazz and cabaret venues, Ms. Ross gives one the impression that she could sing nearly anything and sound quite comfortable. Joined on this recording by pianist-arranger Gregory Toroian, bassist Skip Ward and drummer David Silliman, Suzanna Ross sings jazz standards, several songs in French, bossa novas, some offbeat pop songs, and tunes taken from films. While her repertoire ranges from Nat King Cole (“Come To Baby, Do”) to Herman’s Hermits (“There’s A Kind Of Hush”), she and her sympathetic sidemen (who offer solid and subtle support along with occasional solos) turn all of the music into jazz while not losing the essence of the original conceptions.
 

The program begins with a medium-tempo waltz version of Kenny Rankin’s “Haven’t We Met,” the theme from the television show “Bewitched” (which swings joyfully and has solo spots for each of the instrumentalists) and Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Dreamer” which is given a tender interpretation. The playful “Ces petits riens,” a dramatic “Parlez-moi de lui,” “For me formidable” and even part of “Over The Rainbow” have Suzanna Ross singing quite effectively in French. She revives “Mr. Wonderful” (a nice song that should be sung more often), takes “Summer Me, Winter Me” at a faster pace than usual, and excels during an arrangement of “My Favorite Things” that alternates between ¾ and 4/4 time. 
 

There are no throwaways on this set which includes a slow and somewhat touching version of “Laura,” the happy “Come to Baby, Do,” “Over The Rainbow,” the Australian rock song “Boomerang Baby” (which is given a groove reminiscent of “Fever”), “There’s A Kind Of Hush,” and the philosophical art song “Live For Life.” 
 

Suzanna Ross is heard in winning form through her enjoyable set, an easily recommended CD that gives listeners the perfect opportunity to discover the warm singer.

—Scott Yanow, jazz journalist/historian 
 

Available From: •Amazon •CDBaby •iTunes

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SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR: Highlights In Jazz “Ellington Everlasting” @ BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center

SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR: Highlights In Jazz “Ellington Everlasting” @ BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center


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March 11, 2020

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 New York’s Longest Running Jazz Concert Series

SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR
Jack Kleinsinger’s
Highlights In Jazz
“Ellington Everlasting”
Originally Scheduled For
Thursday, March 19th
Is Now Moved To
Thursday, May 7th 8PM

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Jack Kleinsinger’s HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ 2020
 
Now it its 48th year
 
All concerts are at
BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers St., in Manhattan

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Ellington Everlasting: Art Baron & The Duke’s Men
Trombonist Art Baron
Saxophonist Jay Brandford
Drummer Bernard Purdie
Bassist Bill Crow
Pianist James Weidman
Saxophonist Mark Hynes
Special guest: Vocalist Ira Hawkins
Plus, surprise special guest!

 
Thursday, June 4, 2020
The Return of the Jam Session

Saxophonists Peter and Will Anderson
Pianist Ted Rosenthal
Guitarist Frank Vignola
Trombonist Wycliffe Gordon
Drummer Victor Lewis
Trumpeter Brian Lynch
All Shows At
 
BMCC TRIBECA Performing Arts Center 
Borough of Manhattan Community College 
199 Chambers Street, New York, NY 10007
http://tribecapac.org
 
By car take FDR Drive south to end, through underpass onto West Street,  north to Chambers.
By Subway take 1, 2, 3, 9, A, C, E, J or M train to Chambers or N, R to City Hall stop. Walk west on Chambers.
Box Office 212-220-1460
Ticket Prices
$50.00
$45.00 (student rate)
 
and by mail order.
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Hostos Center presents Annette Aguilar and Michele Rosewoman

Hostos Center presents Annette Aguilar and Michele Rosewoman


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March 10, 2020

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Dos Pioneras del Jazz Latino 

Annette Aguilar’s StringBeans & 
Michele Rosewoman’s New Yor-Uba

Two New York Pioneers in the
Afro-Latin Jazz Field
in a double-bill celebrating
Women’s History Month     
 
Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 7:30 pm


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Bronx, NY) – Two Latin Jazz pioneers – percussionist Annette Aguilar and pianist / composer Michele Rosewoman — are featured with their ensembles in a double-bill celebrating Women’s History Month on Saturday, March 28, 7:30 PM at the Hostos Center for the Arts & the Culture, 450 Grand Concourse in the Bronx. 
 
Utilizing a unique combination of strings, winds and percussion, Aguilar leads her ten-piece ensemble StringBeans in a wide range of Latin styles, including music from Brazil. Rosewoman, with her 11-piece New Yor-Uba, creates a distinct musical experience by digging into her vast reservoir of acoustic modern jazz, sophisticated funk, electric fusion and elements of Cuban folkloric music.
 
Reserved seating tickets are $20, $15 for Seniors (65+), and $5 for students and Under 18. They can be purchased by calling (718) 518-4455 or online at www.hostoscenter.org. Box Office window hours are Mon. – Fri., 1 PM to 4 PM. Hostos Community College can be reached by the IRT 2, 4, 5, and buses Bx1, Bx2, Bx19 to East 149th Street and the Grand Concourse.
 
Quotes on the Musicians
“Annette A. Aguilar sat behind her army of congas and began playing fiercely while the seven other members of StringBeans slowly filled in around her…the results were spectacular.” – Washington City Paper
 
“The evolution of New Yor-Uba, pianist Michele Rosewoman’s painstaking synthesis of modern jazz and ancient Afro-Cuban folkloric traditions, has been a journey of slow-motion magnificence…” — Jazz Times
 
Biographies
 

Annette A. Aguilar is a percussionist, bandleader, composer, and music educator, best known for her Latin and Brazilian jazz band Annette A. Aguilar & StringBeans. Aguilar has played with Tito Puente, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops, Jefferson Airplane, and The Grateful Dead and in the Broadway shows Streetcorner SymphonyThe Capeman, and the Grammy-winning Smokey Joe’s Cafe. As Latin Jazz Ambassadors for the U.S. State Department, Annette A. Aguilar & StringBeans have toured extensively around the world in addition to releasing three albums and playing at the Kennedy Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, among other important American jazz venues. 

Born in San Francisco to Nicaraguan parents, Aguilar began playing the drums in sixth grade after seeing The Beatles on television. By sixteen she was performing with well-known artists such as Chepito Areas (formerly of Santana), Cal Tjader, and Sheila E. She studied classical music at San Francisco State University and earned a master’s degree in music from the Manhattan School of Music as well as a master’s degree in music education at the City University of New York. She also studied Latin music with Louis Bauzó at Boys Harbor Conservatory, and with Jerry González of the Fort Apache Band. Aguilar currently teaches percussion at the Third Street Music School Settlement in New York and the Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music in the Bronx. In 2014 she organized the first annual Women in Latin Jazz Festival in Upper Manhattan.
 

Born in Oakland, California, Michele Rosewoman studied jazz with pianist Ed Kelly. Later studies in percussion led her to ancient Caribbean folkloric idioms. Over the span of four decades, Rosewoman stands out in her class as a visionary bandleader, composer and performer. As a vanguard jazz artist and pianist, firmly grounded in tradition, she deftly fuses acoustic modern jazz, funk, electric fusion and Afro-Cuban elements, to deliver unforgettable, transcendent musical experiences. 
 
Rosewoman’s innovative projects garnered critical acclaim and major awards and recognitions. Highlights include grants from the National Endowment for the Arts for “New Yor-Uba, A Musical Celebration of Cuba in America.” For Quintessence – cited as one of the best jazz recordings of the 8Os – she won two Chamber Music / Doris Duke Foundation New Works Creation and Presentation Commissions, and a Chamber Music America Encore Grant. An ASCAP / Meet the Composer Commission for Emerging Composers culminated in a premiere with the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra. 
 
Rosewoman is known for bringing together some of the most inventive voices in jazz. Miguel Zenón, Steve Coleman, Greg Osby, Steve Wilson, Robin Eubanks, Kenny Davis, Terri Lyne Carrington, and others, many have cited that working with her made an indelible mark on their artistic development as musicians, composers and bandleaders.
 
“New Yor-Uba, A Musical Celebration of Cuba in America” debuted in 1983 at the Public Theater. The ensemble has performed at major venues throughout Europe and the United States. Celebrating 30 years, the ensemble’s double-disc release garnered the 2013 #1 NPR Latin Jazz Recording of the year award. Now with a 35-year progression, New Yor-Uba’s concept and sound remain uniquely vital as Rosewoman continues to enhance the ensemble’s repertoire with new music and personnel. 
 
About the Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture 
 
An integral part of Hostos Community College / CUNY since 1982, the Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture, which includes two state-of- the-art theaters of 900 and 367 seats each, a black box experimental theater, and a museum-grade art gallery, is a resource for students and faculty in addition to serving the cultural needs of South Bronx residents and neighboring communities. Recognized nationally as a leader in Latin and African-based programming, the Hostos Center creates performing and visual arts forums in which the diverse cultural heritages of its audiences are celebrated and cultivated. In meeting that objective, the Center is dedicated to the development of emerging artists and the creation of new work. 
 
Support for Hostos Center programs from the Hostos Community College Foundation, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, the New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment of the Arts, the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Office of NYC Councilmember Rafael Salamanca, Jr., and the Office of NYS Assemblyman José Rivera.

 
What:  “Dos Pioneras del Jazz Latino featuring Annette Aguilar’s StringBeans 
and Michele Rosewoman’s New Yor-Uba
 
When:   Saturday, March 28, 7:30 PM
 
Where:    Repertory Theater
Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture
450 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York 10451
 
Cost:        $20 Reserved Seats; $15 Seniors;(65+) $5 for Students and Under 18
 
Phone:      718-518-4455
 
Website:    www.hostoscenter.org
 
Subway/Bus: IRT Trains 2, 4, 5 and Buses BX1, BX2, BX19 to 149th Street and Grand 
Concourse.
 
 
ANNETTE AGUILAR & STRINGBEANS
Annette A Aguilar, percussion / vocals
Wille Martinez, drums / vocals
Nicki Denner piano / vocals
Carolina Calvache, piano
Jennifer Vincent, bass
Deborah Resto, vocals
Karen Joseph, flute / vocals
Eddie Venegas, violin / trombone / vocals
Lisette Santiago, bata percussion / vocals
Wilson La Fontaine, percussion
 
with guest Brazilian percussion artists
Linda Techell and Laura Turell 
 
MICHELE ROSEWOMAN & NEW YOR-UBA
Michele Rosewoman, piano, keyboard, vocals
Alex Norris, trumpet
Immanuel Wilkins, alto/soprano saxophones
Stacy Dillard, tenor saxophone
Chris Washburne, trombone, tuba
Edward Pérez, bass
Gene Lake, drums
Roman Díaz, bata, congas, vocals
Rafael Monteagudo, bata, congas
Abraham Rodríguez, bata, vocals
Nina Rodríguez, lead vocals

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