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Monthly Archives: May 2009
A tribute to the music of Joni Mitchell featuring Robin Adler vocals
with Dave Blackburn guitars/vocals, Britt Doehring vocals, Barnaby Finch piano, Dave Curtis bass, & Jeff Olson drums 7PM – $15 cover
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Trombone for Two – a tribute to the classic recordings of bone greats JJ Johnson & Kai Winding
featuring Mike Fahn valve trombone, Scott Kyle trombone, Rick Helzer piano, Bob Magnusson bass, & Duncan Moore drums 7:30PM – $15 cover
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A CD release concert for 14 year old vocal prodigy Brandon Burrows
backed by an all star band featuring Rob Whitlock keyboards, Mark Hunter bass, Kevin Koch drums, Brian Price guitar, Tripp Sprague saxophone/harmonica, with backround vocals by Amber Whitlock, Heather Whitlock, Karen Williams, Christian Williams, Corey Williams, & Danielle Tucker 8PM … Continue reading
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NYC jazz vocalist Rondi Charleston with a Quintet
featuring Pete Levin piano, Jay Leonhart bass, Alvester Garnett drums, Dave Stryker guitar, & Joel Frahm saxophone 8PM – $15 cover
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From Rio de Janeiro & New York City, an exciting duo mixing jazz & Brazilian music
featuring Scott Feiner pandeiro & Freddie Bryant guitar 7:30PM – $15 cover ($10 students)
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An all-star line up perform a benefit for pianist Diane Moser
including Charles McPherson, Daniel Jackson, Mark Dresser, ESP Quintet, Rob Thorsen, Dave Millard, Mitch Manker, Duncan Moore, Yale Strom, Tripp Sprague, Gunnar Biggs, & more 7PM – $20 cover
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A Wayne Shorter tribute concert featuring Brian Levy tenor saxophone
Gilbert Castellanos trumpet, Brett Sanders drums, Mikan Zlatkovich piano, & Rob Thorsen bass 8PM – $15 cover
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There is arguably no greater living master of the grooves that can be created on a Hammond B3 than Joey DeFrancesco
Don’t miss this opportunity to catch him in a rare intimate setting with Ramon Banda drums, Steve Cotter guitar, & special guest Colleen McNabb vocals 7:30PM – $20 cover
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CD Release Event for “Carpet Ride” from powerhouse vocalist Deejha Marie (also making her debut on piano)
performing with producer/arranger Joe Woods on bass, & guest appearances by Sue Palmer piano, saxophonist Jonny Viau, guitarists Willie Lee & Steve Wilcox, plus trombonist April West, & guest vocalist Deejha’s daughter Sharifah Muhammad 6PM – $20 cover
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A special afternoon performance takes you to the streets of Buenos Aires & the salons of Paris with the passionate & evocative tangos of Astor Piazzolla, brought to life by Mas Grande
featuring Louis Fanucchi accordion, Rachel Lopez Emmons violin, Fred Benedetti guitar, & tango dancers from Camarada Dance Company. Remind yourself that, even in these times, romance survives. 2PM – $15 cover
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