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TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR MAVERICK CONCERTS’ 104TH FESTIVAL
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Dear Friends,
Woodstock, NY is widely known as the most famous small town in America and that is largely due to Maverick Concerts. Why? Because for more than 104 years the Maverick, which is applauded by the National Register of Historic places as a multi-starred destination, has been celebrated as one of the preeminent chamber music concert halls in the nation. And the thousands of performers and patrons who come each year certainly do agree!
It is our pleasure and honor to announce that tickets are now on sale for the 2019 Maverick Concerts Festival. Thanks to the incredible programming by our Music Director, Alexander Platt, from our award-winning Sunday Chamber Concerts to our popular Jazz at the Maverick and Young Mavericks Festival, this will surely be yet another Maverick summer for us all to cherish.
Go to www.maverickconcerts.org now to view the schedule and purchase tickets and we look forward to welcoming you this summer.
As always, we thank you for you encouragement, enthusiasm and loyal support.
Warmly,
Executive Director
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DISCOUNT TICKET BOOK PROGRAM
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Special Note about Concert Hall Seating
General Admission tickets give patrons access to a select number unreserved indoor seats and all outdoor seats on a first come first served basis. The number of available indoor general admission seats varies by concert. Should patrons wish to be guaranteed the best available indoor seats, they are encouraged to purchase reserved tickets which are available online via our schedule page or by calling 800.595.4TIX (4849).
Our discount ticket program is a great way to save at Maverick Concerts. Purchase one book of 10 general admission tickets and pay $225 (a savings of $75). A book of 6 general admission tickets is only $150 (a $30 savings). You can share tickets from your books with friends. This deal is one of the the best in the region.
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HOSTS NEEDED FOR MAVERICK CONCERTS’ PERFORMERS
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Do you have room in your home to show off our famed Woodstock hospitality? Our home share program presents local residents with exciting opportunities to host renowned performers from around the globe. Past hosts and performers alike have found this program very rewarding. To find out more, contact Sheyla Vanduzer at: sheyla.vanduzer@maverickconcerts.org
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Parking Attendants are needed for the 2019 Maverick Concerts Festival. For more information and an application, please go to the Help Wanted page on our website.
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Thank you for your interest in the volunteer program at Maverick Concerts. With thousands of visitors coming to visit us each year, we want to make sure their time here is pleasant and memorable! Our volunteers really have fun and they play a key role in the success of our award winning summer music festival. Maverick Concerts’ volunteer opportunities range from greeters, ushers, ticket takers, special event support, assisting at the snack bar during intermission, and helping with our youth programs and special promotions. Opportunities for volunteers are provided without regard to religion, creed, race, national origin, age, gender, disability or sexual orientation. This program is coordinated by Kitt Potter, Executive Director who can be reached at kitt.potter@maverickconcerts.org. For more information, go to the Volunteer page on our website.
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The From Maverick to Woodstock: in the spirit of the 60s project is supported in part by a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Maverick Concerts is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Maverick Concerts is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
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Yamaha is the official piano of Maverick Concerts. The Yamaha C7 grand piano appears through the generosity of Yamaha Artist Services.
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The Happy Traum and Friends event is part of the Smithsonian Year of Music.
For more information, please visit https://musicso.edu/
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MAVERICK CONCERTS, INC.
120 Maverick Road, Woodstock NY 12498
646.965.2365
www.maverickconcerts.org
Alexander Platt, Music Director alexander.platt@maverickconcerts.org
Kitt Potter, Executive Director kitt.potter@maverickconcerts.org
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Helio Alves/Tyler Blanton Quartet June 6th Zinc Bar + Helio Alves Trio June 26th Kitano
Helio Alves/Tyler Blanton Quartet June 6th Zinc Bar + Helio Alves Trio June 26th Kitano
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“Alves is a pianist whose instincts are lush and romantic and expansive-and driven by an inner pulse.”
Thomas Conrad, JazzTimes
“Alves has sublety, musicality and a extraordinary facility for improvisation…” “…exceptional melodic improviser…”
-Roberti L. Doerschuk, DownBeat Magazine
Brooklyn based vibraphonist Tyler Blanton is becoming known as a new and identifiable voice on the instrument. With his distinctly lyrical and nuanced 4 mallet approach to the vibraphone, he has been praised as “an heir to the swinging and melodically charged throne of post-bop masters such as Gary Burton and Bobby Hutcherson.” A prolific composer, Blanton’s musical endeavors consistently involve top musicians in the New York music scene such as Donny McCaslin, Nate Wood, Ari Hoenig, Drew Gress, and Johnathan Blake, among others. His compositions range from modern and eclectic to soulful and rooted, all the while painting a unified musical identity.
As a leader, Blanton has toured the US, Europe, and Asia and received press from many major publications such as the New York Times, Village Voice, Time Out New York, and Downbeat magazine. Blanton’s third album will be released in April for Destiny records. It finds him in the company of bassist Drew Gress, drummer Johnathan Blake, and pianist Jon Cowherd for a program of original tunes and standards which are treated with a sense of adventure, virtuosity, and sincerity.
Watch
Helio Alves | Vera cruz (Milton Nascimento)
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Highlights In Jazz Presents “Remembering Erroll & Randy” Thursday, June 20, 2019, 8 P.M. @ BMCC TRIBECA Performing Arts Center
Highlights In Jazz Presents “Remembering Erroll & Randy” Thursday, June 20, 2019, 8 P.M. @ BMCC TRIBECA Performing Arts Center
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Jack Kleinsinger’s Highlights In Jazz
New York’s Longest Running Jazz Concert Series
Jazz stars align on stage for
“Remembering Erroll & Randy”
All-star ensembles celebrate the legacy of
keyboard giants Erroll Garner and Randy Weston
at the grand finale of the 47th season of this classic concert series.
The Erroll Garner Project and
the Randy Weston Alumni Band
present music of the masters
Thursday, June 20, 2019, 8 P.M.,
BMCC TRIBECA Performing Arts Center,
Borough of Manhattan Community College
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A multi-generational lineup brings together established jazz masters with the best of today’s musical up-and-comers to fete these kings of the keyboard at the June 20 concert. On hand will be pianist Christian Sands, saxophonist TK Blue, trombonist Steve Turre, bassists Alex Blake and Luques Curtis, percussionist Neil Clarke, and drummer Ulysses Owens Jr. And, as has been the tradition since the very first Highlights in Jazz event, listeners will be treated to a surprise appearance by a renowned special guest.
The evening is dedicated to the memory of pianists Erroll Garner and Randy Weston. During his lifetime, Garner, who died in 1977, was among the world’s most celebrated jazz musicians, making regular TV appearances, and receiving numerous Grammy nominations. Not only did he write the beloved standard “Misty,” Garner also released an album that remains among the top-selling jazz recordings of all time: Concert by the Sea. The Garner mojo continues to this day. Pianist Geri Allen co-produced a three-CD release The Complete Concert by the Sea, which was nominated for a Best Historical Album Grammy.
NEA Jazz Master Randy Weston was a giant in more ways than one. A tireless champion of African Rhythms-based music, he traveled extensively throughout the continent on State Department tours and later ran a nightclub in Tunisia. He made a practice of seeking out the eldest member of the communities he visited, learning about the musical and cultural traditions and sharing them with audiences around the globe. A remarkable player, composer and raconteur, Weston maintained his curiosity and musical sense of adventure beyond his 92nd birthday, until his passing in September 2018. Renowned as a mentor, he was deeply rooted in the jazz tradition, while always looking joyfully to the future. Harvard University acquired Randy’s extensive personal archive in 2016.
 The Erroll Garner Project includes:
As the creative ambassador to the Erroll Garner Jazz Project and co-producer of archival Garner recordings, pianist Christian Sands is immersed in the maestro’s music. Counting Geri Allen among his mentors, Sands has performed with Oscar Peterson, Dr. Billy Taylor, Wynton Marsalis, and Jason Moran, plus scores of others. He has released six albums as a leader and appears on dozens more by the likes of Gregory Porter, Bobby Sanabria, Christian McBride, Ben Williams and Reggie Quinerly, receiving multiple Grammy nominations along the way. Sands is also the musical director of the Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour group.
 Bassist Luques Curtis is in demand for his amazing skills in straight-ahead jazz as well as the Afro-Caribbean genre, as evidenced by his performances on more than 75 albums, and his numerous Grammy nominations. Luques’ experience includes stints with Eddie Palmieri, Christian Scott, Orrin Evans, Gary Burton, Andy Gonzalez and others. The bassist has also released four well-received Curtis Brothers recordings as co-leader with his sib, pianist Zaccai Curtis.
 Drummer Ulysses Owens Jr.has made the Rising Star list in DownBeat’s Critics Poll for five straight years, thanks to his work with everyone from Christian McBride, Kurt Elling, Joey Alexander and others. With four albums under his own name, and another four as co-leader of the New Century Jazz Quintet, commissions from Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Museum of Modern Art and others, expect to be wowed by this gifted musician, composer, producer and educator for years to come.
The Randy Weston Alumni Band consists of:
 Saxophonist TK Blue was a mainstay–and musical director–of Randy Weston’s African Rhythms ensemble for more than three decades. TK has well over a dozen releases as a leader, and scores of others with Weston, Sam Rivers, Abdullah Ibrahim, Benny Powell, Jayne Cortez and more. A celebrated composer, arranger and educator, TK has appeared with a pantheon of jazz greats including Dizzy Gillespie, Pharoah Sanders, Kenny Barron, Joanne Brackeen, Chico Hamilton, Arturo O’Farrill, James Moody, Billy Harper, Paquito D’Rivera, Regina Carter, Jimmy Scott, Mal Waldron and countless others.
 Once you’ve heard bassist Alex Blake, you’ll never mistake his sound for anyone else’s. His unique style combines strumming, slapping and singing. Often identified with Randy Weston, thanks to his long tenure with African Rhythms, Alex has also appeared with Sun Ra, Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, Carlos Santana, Stan Getz, McCoy Tyner, Yusef Lateef, Betty Carter, Jimmy Buffett, and a genre-spanning roster of musical masters.
 In-demand percussionist Neil Clarke forms deep musical relationships that last for decades, including significant long-term collaborations with Randy Weston, Harry Belafonte, Miriam Makeba, Dianne Reeves, Dave Sanborn, Paul Winter, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and others. A lifelong advocate of preserving and sharing African cultural traditions, Neil has worked as a consultant and educator, serving as artist in residence and conducting master classes at Harvard, Duke University, the Museum of Natural History, the Brooklyn Children’s Museum and other renowned cultural institutions.
 Award-winning trombonist Steve Turre made his mark with Ray Charles, Woody Shaw, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Art Blakey, J.J. Johnson, Lester Bowie, Max Roach, Horace Silver, Van Morrison, Pharoah Sanders, and other legendary band leaders, as well as fronting his own ensembles. A mainstay of the Saturday Night Live Band, Turre is also accomplished at making music on seashells. It will be especially exciting to hear Turre apply his magic touch to charts written by long-time Weston collaborator Melba Liston; a respected trombonist herself, notably with Dizzy Gillespie’s big band, Liston’s known for simpatico arrangements for brass, and the bass clef in particular.
Don’t miss the exciting wrap up to 2019’s Highlights In Jazz season, featuring a surprise special guest!
Thursday, June 20, 2019 – 8 P.M.
Remembering Erroll & Randy
The Erroll Garner Project
Pianist Christian Sands
Drummer Ulysses Owens
Bassist Luques Curtis
A Randy Weston Tribute
Saxophonist T.K. Blue and the Weston Alumni Band
Bassist Alex Blake
Percussionist Neil Clarke
Special guest trombonist Steve Turre
and surprise special guest!
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 with valid ID)
or by mail order.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at the box office.
You are now able to use your credit card at the Tribeca PAC Box Office located on 199 Chambers Street, or by calling (212) 220-1460 and now online at Tickets.Tribecapac.org
Please send a check made payable to: Highlights In Jazz
Please mail orders to:
Highlights In Jazz
7 Peter Cooper Road, Apt. 11E, New York, NY 10010
(Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope)
Visit The The UNF Jack Kleinsinger Highlights in Jazz Archive
www.highlightsinjazz.org
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Photo Credits:
Erroll Garner: Nico Van Der Stam
Randy Weston: Carol Friedman
Christian Sands: Ann Webber
Luques Curtis: George Wirt
Ulysses Owens Jr.: Artist Website
TK Blue: Andrew Lepley
Alex Blake: Artist Website
Neil Clarke: Solwazi Afi Olusola
Steve Turre: Artist Website
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Nicole Henry @ Dizzy’s MAY 29-30
Nicole Henry @ Dizzy’s MAY 29-30
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Tickets & Info
Wednesday & Thursday, MAY 29-30, 7:30PM & 9:30PM
DIZZY’S at JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER, NYC
NICOLE HENRY, vocals;
with SHEDRICK MITCHELL, piano; RICHIE GOODS, bass; KENDRICK SCOTT, drums;
DAVID ROSENTHAL, guitar
“(Henry) can sell a power ballad as well as Whitney, Diana and Patti.”
– Jazz Times
“….the vocal love child of Whitney Houston and Sarah Vaughan.” – Miami Herald
Since her CD debut in 2004, Nicole Henry has earned three top-10 albums and a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance. With a passionate, soulful voice and heartfelt charisma, Ms. Henry has captivated audiences in over 20 countries telling real stories through unparalleled interpretations.
With “Where Love Is,” Ms. Henry dives into her favorite parts of a song: the lyrics and the passion behind what is being expressed. The night will include gems written by Alan & Marilyn Bergman, Ned Washington and Jimmy Van Heusen. Also included are selections from Henry’s upcoming CD that celebrates the musical legacy of the legendary Miss Nancy Wilson.
“She phrases songs with a freewheeling sense of play that never loses sight of the subject at hand. At the same time, she holds back the force of her tart-timbered voice until the right dramatic moment to unleash its considerable power.”– New York Times
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Nicole Henry @ Dizzy’s MAY 29-30
Nicole Henry @ Dizzy’s MAY 29-30
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Tickets & Info
Wednesday & Thursday, MAY 29-30, 7:30PM & 9:30PM
DIZZY’S at JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER, NYC
NICOLE HENRY, vocals;
with SHEDRICK MITCHELL, piano; RICHIE GOODS, bass; KENDRICK SCOTT, drums;
DAVID ROSENTHAL, guitar
“(Henry) can sell a power ballad as well as Whitney, Diana and Patti.”
– Jazz Times
“….the vocal love child of Whitney Houston and Sarah Vaughan.” – Miami Herald
Since her CD debut in 2004, Nicole Henry has earned three top-10 albums and a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance. With a passionate, soulful voice and heartfelt charisma, Ms. Henry has captivated audiences in over 20 countries telling real stories through unparalleled interpretations.
With “Where Love Is,” Ms. Henry dives into her favorite parts of a song: the lyrics and the passion behind what is being expressed. The night will include gems written by Alan & Marilyn Bergman, Ned Washington and Jimmy Van Heusen. Also included are selections from Henry’s upcoming CD that celebrates the musical legacy of the legendary Miss Nancy Wilson.
“She phrases songs with a freewheeling sense of play that never loses sight of the subject at hand. At the same time, she holds back the force of her tart-timbered voice until the right dramatic moment to unleash its considerable power.”– New York Times
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THE JAMIE BAUM SEPTET+ Saturday, May 25th one set at 9:00pm at The Cell Theater
THE JAMIE BAUM SEPTET+ Saturday, May 25th one set at 9:00pm at The Cell Theater
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THE JAMIE BAUM SEPTET+
featuring
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Jamie Baum- flutes
Jason Palmer – trumpet
Sam Sadigursky – alto sax/bass clarinet
Chris Komer – French horn
Brad Shepik – guitar
Luis Perdomo – piano
Zack Lober – bass
Jeff Hirshfield – drums
performs on
Saturday, May 25th
one set at 9:00pm
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The Cell Theater
tickets – $15
338 W 23rd St, NYC (between 8th & 9th Avenue)
New York, New York
www.thecelltheatre.org, (646) 861-2253
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The Jamie Baum Septet+ gives a rare NYC performance at The Cell Theater this Saturday, May 25th as part of their on going CD-release celebration of Bridges (Sunnyside Records), their fourth recording. On the heels of their wildly successful 2018 tours, including the Monterey Jazz Festival, Tampere Jazz Happening (Finland), Jazztopad Festival (Poland), the London Jazz Festival, Bimhuis (Netherlands), Unterfahrt (Germany), etc., the band’s never sounded better! Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Baum’s exciting band of stellar NYC players and music (funded by Baum’s 2014 Guggenheim Award) which generates a standing ovation at every performance. Baum’s even composed a new piece just for this occasion!
Video “teaser” of Jamie Baum Septet+ “Bridges”CD: https://youtu.be/ffw1-14P_1U
Bridges Jazz Festival 2018 Reviews:
“The biggest surprise of the events of Sep. 22 was a name new to me, Jamie Baum, a diminutive flute player whose imagination is as big as the world. Standing outside Dizzy’s Den in the afternoon, I heard some delicious cacophony coming from the room and thought, oh yes, let’s check this out. Upon entering, I saw a uniquely-configured octet…it was the most extraordinary music of the (Monterey Jazz) Festival.”
– Richard S. Ginell, Journal of Music Critics Assoc.
“”(Of) my top five quick takes: Flutist Jamie Baum’s Septet+ provided another revelation. An exploratory composer and arranger interested in long forms and arresting voicings, she focused on music from her recent album Bridges, Her wide brass palette…and the wild-card guitarist Brad Shepik filled each piece with exquisite details…”
– Andrew Gilbert, SFVC, Monterey Jazz Festival 2018
“Jamie Baum’s ambitious arrangements captivated the audience with a first-class band of eight members comprising some of the finest NY-based musicians”
– Pascal Dorban, Jazz Journal (UK) Tampere Jazz Happening 2018
Bridges CD Reviews:
“…what shakes out is the fact that this is uplifting music…(the CD’s) tone generates vivid imagery and a sweeping grandeur. And when Baum’s expanded Septet+ goes big, the music is grander than life. Baum’s lineup is like a future wing of the Jazz Hall of Fame…”
– Dave Sumner, May’s “Best Jazz on Bandcamp”
****(four stars) “Always a traveler, never a tourist, Baum constructs significant harmonic relationships between jazz and some far-flung music traditions. Everything connects here: concept and execution, soloists and ensemble, Nepal and New York, spirit and flesh.”
– Michelle Mercer, DownBeat
“ …a fine album of ambitious range and sharp melodic clarity. It’s part of her continuing experiment with blending hypercontemporary jazz strategies and traditional music from the South Asian subcontinent.” – Giovanni Russonello, The New York Times
“Nothing about this music composed by Jamie Baum is conventional; this is plain to see, so to speak. But because much of this music also comes from cultures that are not even remotely close to her own and yet this music succeeds in inhabiting them – be they Islamic or Hindu and by association, Arabic, Turkish, Azeri, Nepali and Indian – this effort from her on Bridges must be regarded as truly remarkable as the music succeeds magnificently in the setting of themes, details in modes and the manner in which it stands conventional collisions within the broad swathe of its cultural topography on its head. Incandescent, profoundly human and intoxicating in its celebration of the world of nature and of birth and re-birth in the context of Judaic-Islamic-Hindu relationship with the Divine Bridges by Miss Baum is demanding of herself and of performers requiring special treatment at every turn..” – Raul da Gama, JazzdaGama
****(four stars)“This is the latest strong entry in Baum’s discography…that skillfully blurs the lines between multi-layered through-composition, hard, tough grooves and focused improvisation.” – Kevin Le Gendre, Jazzwise (UK)
“Bridges is packed with layered counterpoint and dense sonic textures. It’s full of shifting rhythms,— The often-serpentine melodic lines overlap, intermingle and clash for dramatic effect. It takes a top-fight group of players to execute such an ambitious endeavor. And Baum’s Septet+, certainly rises to the challenge. Indeed, (Baum’s) tone has a sonic heft — a thickness — that stands in contrast to the instrument’s often bird-like quality. .”
– Eric Snider, Jazziz Magazine Summer 2018
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An All Star Tribute…Celebrating the Jazz Life of Ed Xiques
An All Star Tribute…Celebrating the Jazz Life of Ed Xiques
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John Tropea Band Appearing @ The Falcon Friday, May 31st 8:00PM
John Tropea Band Appearing @ The Falcon Friday, May 31st 8:00PM
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roots of jazzoetry Friday, May 24th 8pm Denizien Theatre New Paltz NY
roots of jazzoetry Friday, May 24th 8pm Denizien Theatre New Paltz NY
| “Roots of Jazzoetry”: CAPS presents an evening of Jazzoetry with the works of three giants of jazzoetry, Diane DiPrima, Langston Hughes and Lord Buckley set to jazz by regional musicians Chris Sullivan, Mike Purcell, Dean Sharp, and Eric Person. 8 p.m. Friday, May 24. Denizen Theatre, 10 Main St., Suite 501, New Paltz. $12, $8 students. denizentheatre.com/denizen-happenings. |
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TONIGHT: Catch Acclaimed Guitar Master Vic Juris at Zinc. Book your tickets now!
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TONIGHT: Catch Acclaimed Guitar Master Vic Juris at Zinc. Book your tickets now!
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“His playing is always musical and his pure mastery of the instrument is something to behold.” —Pat Metheny
Acclaimed jazz guitarist Vic Juris brings his formidable trio to Zinc jazz club on Monday, May 10. He’s supported by bassist Jay Anderson and drummer Allan Mednard.
Showtimes are at 7:30 pm & 9:00 pm. Tickets: $20 advance / $25 day of show. For more info call (212) 477-9462 or visit https://zincjazz.com. Alternatively, you may purchase tickets directly through Eventbrite at https://intouchent.eventbrite.com.
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This Weekend: Wallace Roney Quintet @ Jazz Forum!
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This Weekend: Wallace Roney Quintet @ Jazz Forum!Jazz Forum<!–
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This Weekend • May 24 – 26
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Wallace Roney Quintet
FRI & SAT • MAY 24 & 25
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Wallace Roney is one of the few trumpeters in his generation who learned and perfected his craft directly from alliances with Jazz Masters. Roney took lessons from Clark Terry and Dizzy Gillespie and is the only trumpeter who was personally taught by Miles Davis. Roney is heralded as an “improviser who loves complicated almost mathematical lines and who performs with catlike grace” by the New York Times. Featuring Emilio Modeste, sax, Oscar Williams, piano, Paul Caffari, bass, and Eric Allen, drums!
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Téka Penteriche Quartet + Helio Alves, Itaiguara Brandao & Tiago Michelin
SUN • MAY 26
4 PM & 6 PM
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The warmth and beauty of the tropics are vividly embodied by Téka, renowned Brazilian vocalist/guitarist. Featuring beautifully seductive melodies and infectious rhythms, Téka sings with a sensual lyricism, rich velvety tone, and perfectly swung grooves from her extensive repertoire.
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Next Weekend • May 31 – June 2
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Helen Sung presents
Sung With Words with special guest Steve Wilson
FRI & SAT • MAY 31 & JUNE 1
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Winner of the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Piano Competition and 2019 Jazz Artist-in-Resident for Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, Helen Sung has worked with jazz luminaries including the late Clark Terry, Wayne Shorter, Regina Carter, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Cecile McLorin Salvant. See Helen Sung play at the Jazz Forum with special guest Steve Wilson on sax!
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Alan Broadbent Trio featuring Harvie S & Billy Mintz
SUN • JUNE 2
4 & 6 PM
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Alan Broadbent is an internationally acclaimed pianist. As a soloist and with his own jazz trio, Broadbent has been nominated for Grammys twice for best instrumental performances. See the Aland Broadbent Trio featuring Harvie S, bass, and Billy Mintz, drums at the Jazz Forum!
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Following Weekend • June 7 – 9
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Christian Sands Trio
FRI & SAT • JUNE 7 & 8
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Christian Sands is currently one of the most in-demand pianists working in Jazz. Wynton Marsalis named him a “Jazz star of the future,” and he’s enjoyed a position in Christian McBride’s trio for the last several years. He takes a fresh look at the entire language of Jazz: stride, swing, bebop, progressive, fusion, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban. Featuring Christian Sands, piano, Noah Jackson, bass and Ryan Sands, drums.
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Hiromi Kasuga Quartet Celebrates
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SUN • JUNE 9
4 & 6 PM
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Hiromi Kasuga, a jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, began her musical life at the age of six by playing classical piano. In 2009, she produced her CD, “New York Callin'”, which was named to the Top Ten Jazz CD’s of 2009 by Epoch Times. Her newest album,”Rising Sun”, was just released, and is her finest compilation of original tunes, standard and popular songs. Hiromi Kasuga will be performing with Alex Norris (Tp), Harvie S (Bass) and Jason Tiemann (drums)!
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Andy Bey Appearing Every Thursday In May at The 75 Club @ Bogardus Mansion
Andy Bey Appearing Every Thursday In May at The 75 Club @ Bogardus Mansion
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REMINDER: Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues Today 4pm- 5pm w/Scott Wenzel Mosaic Records onThe Bill Savory Collection @ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
REMINDER: Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues Today 4pm- 5pm w/Scott Wenzel Mosaic Records onThe Bill Savory Collection @ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
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Where Old Records Go To Live
Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues
Sunday, May 19th 4pm to 5pm
@ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records
The Bill Savory Collection
Talkin’ Vinyl Series
Schedule
Sunday, June 2nd 4pm to 5pm
Arnold J. Smith
Ellington at Newport 1956
Sunday, June 30th 4pm to 5pm
Bob Porter & Tad Richards
Listening To Prestige
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Sunday, May 19th 4 to 5pm
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records The Bill Savory Collection
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records will talk about one of the most amazing jazz archeological discoveries of the 21st century The Bill Savory Collection.
Never before heard recordings by The Count Basie Orchestra with Lester Young, Chick Webb, Ella Fitzgerald, Coleman Hawkins, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, Albert Ammons, Benny Carter, Bobby Hackett, … the list goes on and on.
A trained musician and audio engineer, Savory served in the U.S. Navy where he developed radar technology and flew as a test pilot. But first and foremost, Savory was a music lover who single handedly captured hundreds of hours of top-shelf music off the air in the six years preceding America’s entry into World War II. By day, he recorded commercials off the air for a transcription service. But by night, Savory compiled a musical treasure chest, recording the jazz artists he loved off the radio. The live nightclub and ballroom performances he captured were longer and more creatively daring as the artists were freed from the constraints of the conventional studio.
Packed away for decades and only rumored to exist, the Savory Collection was acquired by the National Jazz Museum in Harlem in 2010, the culmination of a 36-year quest by jazz historian Loren Schoenberg. The discovery made headlines around the world, including the front page of The New York Times.
Wenzel was approached by Loren Schoenberg of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem to help catalog and ship the recordings found in the Bill Savory Collection. The Museum and Mosaic Records were able to release a portion of these recordings after many years of negotiations with various estates of the musicians who were on these recordings. Once these recordings were decided upon for release, both Schoenberg and Wenzel arranged how the music would be released on CD.
Scott Wenzel (B. 1960) began collecting 78s while still in grammar school and continued his love of music throughout high school. He majored in Communications and Music while at Towson State University (Maryland) where he hosted a number of jazz programs over WCVT-FM. After graduation he was a DJ for WYRS-FM in Stamford, Ct. In 1987, Wenzel joined Mosaic Records and began producing boxed sets in 1999. In this role he is a three time Grammy Award nominee in the Best Historical Issue category and has won Jazz Journalist Association and Down Beat awards. He has also produced and written liner notes in addition to supplying 78s for Sony Legacy, Blue Note, Verve and Capitol. Wenzel lives in Rye, NY and also leads a 16 piece swing band and a jazz trio.
Sunday, June 2nd 4pm to 5pm
Arnold J. Smith
Ellington at Newport 1956
Special Guest Arnold J. Smith will speak about this legendary performance that took place on July 7, 1956 at the Newport Jazz Festival and was released on record by Columbia Records.
Some writer said that 1956 was the year they stopped taking Duke Ellington for granted. The Ellington ’56 LP was on its way to becoming legendary. The Paul Gonzales 27 choruses solo was taking on a life of its own. As for the actual show NJF producer George Wein had told me that under no circumstances was Duke to play “the medley” and leave. Ellington told me that he was working on the Newport Suite, new to his repertoire, right up to showtime. Little did we know that it would be a 1930’s warhorse, Diminuendo and Crescendo In Blue would become the star of the Festival. In 1957 A teen-aged autograph hound –moi– went down to his fave haunt, Birdland, the original on Broadway near 52nd St. to have the band sign the album of the ’56 Fest.
Oscar Goodstein, Birdand’s manager, was a family friend, got me pass the door and up to a celebratory bandstand. The guys passed the album around. Did I mention that it was an invitation only welcome home night for Duke? The result of that fateful night is what you see.
Arnold Jay Smith, a former editor of DownBeat Magazine, publicist, blogster, professor at the New School for 26 years, now teaches at New Jersey City University since 2000.
Sunday, June 30th 4pm to 5pm
Bob Porter & Tad Richards
Listening To Prestige
Bob Porter is a record producer, writer and broadcaster in the fields of Jazz and Blues. He has worked for such prominent record labels a Prestige, Savoy and Atlantic. He has produced more than 175 albums and several hundred reissues. He has contributed to DownBeat, JazzTimes, Jazz Journal (London). He is a two-time Grammy winner, was awarded the Marion McPartland Award for Excellence in Jazz Broadcasting and is a member of the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame. He currently is the host of three separate radio programs on WBGO Newark. His most recent book is Soul Jazz a history of jazz and its reception in the black community in the period from the end of World War II until the end of the Vietnam War.
James (Tad) Richards, creator of the Listening To Prestige Blog is an American writer and visual artist. He is also artistic director and former president of the Opus40 sculpture park Saugerties, New York.
His portraits of jazz musicians illustrate his most recent books,Listening to Prestige, Vols 1, 2 & 3, a history of jazz of the bebop era through listening closely to, and investigating, the recordings on one of the most important independent jazz labels Prestige Records.
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Phil Wiggins Blues House Party & The Harris Brothers at Flushing Town Hall
Phil Wiggins Blues House Party & The Harris Brothers at Flushing Town Hall
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Phil Wiggins Blues House Party & The Harris Brothers at Flushing Town Hall
Phil Wiggins Blues House Party & The Harris Brothers at Flushing Town Hall
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SATURDAY, MAY 18 BILL O’CONNELL TRIOWITH SANTI DEBRIANO & FRANCISCO MELA Jazz at Kitano
SATURDAY, MAY 18 BILL O’CONNELL TRIOWITH SANTI DEBRIANO & FRANCISCO MELA Jazz at Kitano
SATURDAY, MAY 18th
BILL O’CONNELL TRIO
WITH SANTI DEBRIANO &
FRANCISCO MELA
Jazz at Kitano
Shows at
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Featuring American Cuisine!
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14x Grammy Winner Paquito D’Rivera Returns to Jazz Forum!
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14x Grammy Winner Paquito D’Rivera Returns to Jazz Forum!Jazz Forum<!–
Westchester’s Only Dedicated Jazz Club
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1 Dixon Lane Tarrytown, NY • (914) 631-1000
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This Weekend • May 17 – 19
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Paquito D’Rivera Quintet
FRI & SAT • MAY 17 & 18
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Paquito D’Rivera, iconic Cuban American virtuoso of the clarinet and saxophone, composer and fourteen-time Grammy winner in both jazz and classical categories brings his unique blend of a global sensitivity to the Jazz Forum. He is the winner of fourteen Grammy Awards, is celebrated both for his artistry in Latin jazz and his achievements as a classical composer. Featuring Paquito D’Rivera – Clarinet, Saxophone, Manuel Valera – Piano, Eric Doob – Drums, Diego Urcola – Trumpet, Valve Trombone & Hamish Smith – Acoustic Bass.
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Richard Boukas & Quarteto Moderno – Brazilian Jazz
SUN • MAY 19
4 PM & 6 PM
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Internationally acclaimed contemporary performing artist, composer, educator, author and journalist, he has led original music ensembles for forty years and performed itinerantly as a solo artist. A virtuoso guitarist and vocalist, he is recognized as one of today’s most important exponents and advocates of Brazilian music.
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Next Weekend • May 24 – 26
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Wallace Roney Quintet
FRI & SAT • MAY 24 & 25
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Wallace Roney is one of the few trumpeters in his generation who learned and perfected his craft directly from alliances with Jazz Masters. Roney took lessons from Clark Terry and Dizzy Gillespie and is the only trumpeter who was personally taught by Miles Davis. Roney is heralded as an “improviser who loves complicated almost mathematical lines and who performs with catlike grace” by the New York Times. See the Wallace Roney Quintet – featuring Emilio Modeste, sax, Oscar Williams, piano, Paul Caffari, bass, and Eric Allen, drums!
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Téka Penteriche Quartet + Helio Alves, Itaiguara Brandao & Tiago Michelin
SUN • MAY 26
4 PM & 6 PM
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The warmth and beauty of the tropics are vividly embodied by Téka, renowned Brazilian vocalist/guitarist. Featuring beautifully seductive melodies and infectious rhythms, Téka sings with a sensual lyricism, rich velvety tone, and perfectly swung grooves from her extensive repertoire.
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Following Weekend • May 31 – June 2
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Helen Sung presents
Sung With Words with special guest Steve Wilson
FRI & SAT • MAY 31 & JUNE 1
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Winner of the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Piano Competition and 2019 Jazz Artist-in-Resident for Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, Helen Sung has worked with jazz luminaries including the late Clark Terry, Wayne Shorter, Regina Carter, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Cecile McLorin Salvant. See Helen Sung play at the Jazz Forum with special guest Steve Wilson on sax!
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Alan Broadbent Trio featuring
Harvie S & Billy Mintz
SUN • JUNE 2
4 & 6 PM
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Alan Broadbent is an internationally acclaimed pianist. As a soloist and with his own jazz trio, Broadbent has been nominated for Grammys twice for best instrumental performances. See the Aland Broadbent Trio featuring Harvie S, bass, and Billy Mintz, drums at the Jazz Forum!
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Christian Sands Trio
FRI & SAT • JUNE 7 & 8
7:00 PM & 9:30 PM
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Christian Sands is currently one of the most in-demand pianists working in Jazz. Wynton Marsalis named him a “Jazz star of the future,” and he’s enjoyed a position in Christian McBride’s trio for the last several years. He takes a fresh look at the entire language of Jazz: stride, swing, bebop, progressive, fusion, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban. See the Christian Sands Trio feat. Christian Sands, piano, Noah Jackson, bass and Ryan Sands, drums at the Jazz Forum.
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Hiromi Kasuga Quartet Celebrates Jazz Forum’s 2nd Anniversary!
SUN • JUNE 9
4 & 6 PM
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Hiromi Kasuga, a jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, began her musical life at the age of six by playing classical piano. In 2009, she produced her CD, “New York Callin'”, which was named to the Top Ten Jazz CD’s of 2009 by Epoch Times. Her newest album,”Rising Sun”, was just released, and is her finest compilation of original tunes, standard and popular songs.
Hiromi Kasuga will be performing with Alex Norris (Tp), Harvie S (Bass) and Jason Tiemann (drums) at the Jazz Forum!
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City Singers Fundraiser @ The Beanrunner Cafe Saturday 5/18 @ 4PM
City Singers Fundraiser @ The Beanrunner Cafe Saturday 5/18 @ 4PM
City Singers Fundraiser
@ The Beanrunner Cafe
Saturday 5/18 @ 4pm
Tickets & Info
Watch Peekskill High School “City Singers”
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“I wanted to pause and take a minute to tell you how very impressed I am with your City Singers from Peekskill High School. You are doing outstanding work with these young singers and I am so enjoying listening to them (for the third time)”.
Mr. M.J. Salzman, NYSSMA President
Beanrunner Cafe
201 S Division St.
Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 737-1701
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Dave Stryker Eight Track III CD Release Friday, May 17th 8PM @ Trumpets
Dave Stryker Eight Track III CD Release Friday, May 17th 8PM @ Trumpets
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Watch
Dave Stryker Eight Track Band Perform
“Papa Was a Rolling Stone” on WBGO
Dave Stryker-Guitar, Stefon Harris-Vibes
Jared Gold-Organ, McClenty Hunter-Drums, Myra Casales-Percussion
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“Stryker Strikes Again!!” William Johnson KPOV
“Stryker remains as ruggedly stylish and direct as ever… one thing remains true and constant: the strength of the song itself remains paramount. Stryker doesn’t bend the originals into unrecognizable shapes or use the art of the cover as a means for intellectual exercise. He plays the songs in relatively straightforward manners, leaves space for solos, and lets the magic take shape on its own. And that, in a nutshell, is his formula for success when dealing with this terrain. While this may mark the end of Stryker’s Eight Track projects, it’s doubtful that (m)any would complain if a fourth happened to find its way to the marketplace. As fun dates go, these are hard to beat. “ Dan Bilawsky / All About Jazz
“When it comes to ultracool & hip jazz, guitarist Dave Stryker is at the very TOP of the list… what an absolutely fun album. The album opener, “Move on Up“, alone, makes it well worth purchasing the full album. Jared’s organ just KICKS IT OUT on this superb tune! Stevie Wonder’s “Too High” is one of the best performances of the tune I’ve ever heard. The recording is just flawless. I give Dave & his superb players a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating, with an “EQ” (energy quotient) score of 4.99 out of 5.” Dick Metcalf, editor, Contemporary Fusion Reviews
“Dave Stryker’s third Baby Boomer covers album is, quite frankly, a can’t-lose proposition. That’s ‘cos the melodies are rich with timeless soul and everyone in the band are veteran masters who can effortlessly kick back and take an easygoing approach that these songs need to make them as engaging in these interpretations as they are with the originals.” S.Victor Aarons / Something Else Reviews
“It’s all in the special sauce. In which we find guitar man Stryker paying tribute to his youth by hitting it on everything that was playing in your car 45 years ago when we were young and eclectic. A gift shop record in lesser hands, the set list in impeccable again and the on board jazzbos are enjoying being there for the trip—all of whom are no slouches either. Tasty fun that means so much more as Stryker and company dig beneath the commercial veneer for the real deal.“ CHRIS SPECTOR, Editor and Publisher
“Dave we need to complete the Trilogy!” said Stefan Harris as we drove to a gig last summer. We had recorded Eight Track with my working trio of Jared Gold and McClenty Hunter back in 2013 and Eight Track II followed three years later with the great Steve Nelson on vibraphone. A Trilogy? I didn’t have to be asked twice!
The Eight Track projects have been not only fun, but musically rewarding. Playing these classic melodies from the ’70s has been a great way to connect with people and bring more people to the music, whether they remember the songs or are just discovering them. I enjoy the challenge of finding my way into these tunes by putting my own stamp on them through the arrangements and playing. (Besides, I had an Eight Track player in my van in high school and spent many hours listening to everything from Miles and Coltrane to Santana and Marvin Gaye!)
This time out we tackle Curtis Mayfield’s “Move on Up”, The Temptations’ “Papa was a Rollin’ Stone”, Steely Dan’s “Pretzel Logic”, and two tunes by Stevie Wonder: “Too High” and Joy Inside My Tears”. The Carpenters’ “We’ve Only Just Begun” and Burt Bacharach’s “This Guys In Love” show that a great melody is a great melody no matter the decade. And Stefon does Roy Ayer’s classic “Everybody Loves The Sunshine” proud before we start to wind down with Marvin Gaye’s “After the Dance.” Throughout I have to tip my hat to these outstanding musicians and friends who brought this music to life: Stefan Harris, Jared Gold, McClenty Hunter and Mayra Casales.
In these crazy times, I hope our takes on these classic songs can bring some joy and positivity into the world. The Trilogy is complete – Viva Eight Track!
–Dave Stryker
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Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues Sunday, May 19th 4pm to 5pm w/Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records on The Bill Savory Collection @ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues Sunday, May 19th 4pm to 5pm w/Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records on The Bill Savory Collection @ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
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Talkin’ Vinyl Series Continues
Sunday, May 19th 4pm to 5pm
@ ORIGINAL VINYL RECORDS
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records
The Bill Savory Collection
Talkin’ Vinyl Series
Schedule
Sunday, June 2nd 4pm to 5pm
Arnold J. Smith
Ellington at Newport 1956
Sunday, June 30th 4pm to 5pm
Bob Porter & Tad Richards
Listening To Prestige
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Sunday, May 19th 4 to 5pm
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records The Bill Savory Collection
Scott Wenzel from Mosaic Records will talk about one of the most amazing jazz archeological discoveries of the 21st century The Bill Savory Collection.
Never before heard recordings by The Count Basie Orchestra with Lester Young, Chick Webb, Ella Fitzgerald, Coleman Hawkins, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, Albert Ammons, Benny Carter, Bobby Hackett, … the list goes on and on.
A trained musician and audio engineer, Savory served in the U.S. Navy where he developed radar technology and flew as a test pilot. But first and foremost, Savory was a music lover who single handedly captured hundreds of hours of top-shelf music off the air in the six years preceding America’s entry into World War II. By day, he recorded commercials off the air for a transcription service. But by night, Savory compiled a musical treasure chest, recording the jazz artists he loved off the radio. The live nightclub and ballroom performances he captured were longer and more creatively daring as the artists were freed from the constraints of the conventional studio.
Packed away for decades and only rumored to exist, the Savory Collection was acquired by the National Jazz Museum in Harlem in 2010, the culmination of a 36-year quest by jazz historian Loren Schoenberg. The discovery made headlines around the world, including the front page of The New York Times.
Wenzel was approached by Loren Schoenberg of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem to help catalog and ship the recordings found in the Bill Savory Collection. The Museum and Mosaic Records were able to release a portion of these recordings after many years of negotiations with various estates of the musicians who were on these recordings. Once these recordings were decided upon for release, both Schoenberg and Wenzel arranged how the music would be released on CD.
Scott Wenzel (B. 1960) began collecting 78s while still in grammar school and continued his love of music throughout high school. He majored in Communications and Music while at Towson State University (Maryland) where he hosted a number of jazz programs over WCVT-FM. After graduation he was a DJ for WYRS-FM in Stamford, Ct. In 1987, Wenzel joined Mosaic Records and began producing boxed sets in 1999. In this role he is a three time Grammy Award nominee in the Best Historical Issue category and has won Jazz Journalist Association and Down Beat awards. He has also produced and written liner notes in addition to supplying 78s for Sony Legacy, Blue Note, Verve and Capitol. Wenzel lives in Rye, NY and also leads a 16 piece swing band and a jazz trio.
Sunday, June 2nd 4pm to 5pm
Arnold J. Smith
Ellington at Newport 1956
Special Guest Arnold J. Smith will speak about this legendary performance that took place on July 7, 1956 at the Newport Jazz Festival and was released on record by Columbia Records.
Some writer said that 1956 was the year they stopped taking Duke Ellington for granted. The Ellington ’56 LP was on its way to becoming legendary. The Paul Gonzales 27 choruses solo was taking on a life of its own. As for the actual show NJF producer George Wein had told me that under no circumstances was Duke to play “the medley” and leave. Ellington told me that he was working on the Newport Suite, new to his repertoire, right up to showtime. Little did we know that it would be a 1930’s warhorse, Diminuendo and Crescendo In Blue would become the star of the Festival. In 1957 A teen-aged autograph hound –moi– went down to his fave haunt, Birdland, the original on Broadway near 52nd St. to have the band sign the album of the ’56 Fest.
Oscar Goodstein, Birdand’s manager, was a family friend, got me pass the door and up to a celebratory bandstand. The guys passed the album around. Did I mention that it was an invitation only welcome home night for Duke? The result of that fateful night is what you see.
Arnold Jay Smith, a former editor of DownBeat Magazine, publicist, blogster, professor at the New School for 26 years, now teaches at New Jersey City University since 2000.
Sunday, June 30th 4pm to 5pm
Bob Porter & Tad Richards
Listening To Prestige
Bob Porter is a record producer, writer and broadcaster in the fields of Jazz and Blues. He has worked for such prominent record labels a Prestige, Savoy and Atlantic. He has produced more than 175 albums and several hundred reissues. He has contributed to DownBeat, JazzTimes, Jazz Journal (London). He is a two-time Grammy winner, was awarded the Marion McPartland Award for Excellence in Jazz Broadcasting and is a member of the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame. He currently is the host of three separate radio programs on WBGO Newark. His most recent book is Soul Jazz a history of jazz and its reception in the black community in the period from the end of World War II until the end of the Vietnam War.
James (Tad) Richards, creator of the Listening To Prestige Blog is an American writer and visual artist. He is also artistic director and former president of the Opus40 sculpture park Saugerties, New York.
His portraits of jazz musicians illustrate his most recent books,Listening to Prestige, Vols 1, 2 & 3, a history of jazz of the bebop era through listening closely to, and investigating, the recordings on one of the most important independent jazz labels Prestige Records.
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