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I have never ordered directly from this label's website. But I have a number of the K2B2 releases, which are all cds. It was my understanding thattThe label was run by Buell Neidlinger. If so, with his death perhaps the label is now run by his estate and/or his spouse. Krystall was apparently a close colleague of Neidlinger's.

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Taken from a facebook posting: 3/30: Thumbscrew — This cooperative project features a trio of gifted musicians and composers — guitarist Mary Halvorson, bassist Michael Formanek and drummer Tomas Fujiwara — performing their own compositions and selected standards with an exacting prowess wed to a liberated swing that is glorious to behold. 4/20: Sun of Goldfinger — Returning after their memorable closing set for the 2015 Beacon Jazz Festival, alto saxophonist Tim Berne, electric guitarist David Torn and drummer Ches Smith flatten any concept of musical boundaries with their bracing embrace of the future unleashed within the present moment. They will be touring in support of their debut recording for ECM Records. 6/22: Ticonderoga — Four phenomenal musicians — Joe McPhee, Jamie Saft, Joe Morris and Charles Downs — invoke the spirit of late Coltrane and their own unique musical paths to forge a stirring, passionate fire sermon of a quartet.

https://hudsonhall.org/hudson-jazz-festival-2019/ FRIDAY: 7PM BOBBY SANABRIA & QUARTETO ACHÉ Bobby Sanabria, musical director, drums, vocals, percussion Peter Brainin, tenor and soprano saxophones, flute, percussion Darwin Noguera, piano, vocals Andy Eulau, acoustic bass SATURDAY: 1PM PIANO SUMMIT: KIRK NUROCK, LYNNE ARRIALE, SULLIVAN FORTNER A treat for jazz piano devotees, three world-class musicians take to the keys in one afternoon of jazz piano immersion. The “joyously iconoclastic” (Keyboard Magazine) Kirk Nurock, the “poet laureate of her generation” (Jazz Police) Lynne Arriale, and rising star, Sullivan Fortner, an award-winning jazz wunderkind and composer with a bent toward sophisticated post-bop 3PM FREE FILM SCREENING: THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET: FROM RESIDENCY TO LEGACY (2018, 65 MINUTES) Formed in 1952, The Modern Jazz Quartet pushed the boundaries of jazz and classical music at time when the genre, like the country itself, was in the throes of change. An epicenter of this evolution was The Music Inn, a musical oasis nestled in the Berkshire Mountains. Featuring Percy Heath, John Lewis, Dave Brubeck, Gunther Schuller, Stephanie Barber and more, this fascinating collection of remembrances and anecdotes highlights The Modern Jazz Quartet’s role in developing The Music Inn’s iconic School of Jazz. Filmmaker George Schuller will be in attendance for a post-screening Q&A with HJF curator, Armen Donelian, with whom he has recorded several CDs 7PM FEARLESS MASTERS: DAVID LIEBMAN, JAY ANDERSON, JAY CLAYTON, ARMEN DONELIAN Four powerhouse players evening made for jazz lovers: NEA Jazz Master David Liebman, a saxophonist with the “ability to touch the soul with an extraordinary depth of emotion and dramatic range” (Downbeat Magazine); “the most adventurous singer in jazz” (The Village Voice) and pioneer of the free jazz movement, Jay Clayton; “flawless section bassist and a fleet full toned soloist” (Los Angeles Times) Jay Anderson, and renowned pianist, 2002 Fulbright Scholar, author and HJF curator, Armen Donelian SUNDAY: 11AM FREE HUDSON JAZZ FESTIVAL WORKSHOP FOR INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL MIDDLE SCHOOL AGE OR HIGHER Join Hudson Jazzworks co-founders pianist Armen Donelian and saxophonist Marc Mommaas for a free hands-on workshop exploring the language of jazz performance and composition based on the curriculum and methods of the annual Hudson Jazz Workshop. This workshop is open to all musicians of middle school age or higher (ages 12 and up). Bring your instrument! Intermediate playing and reading ability recommended. Registration required. Every workshop participant will receive two complimentary passes to Amir ElSaffar – Two Rivers Ensemble 3PM AMIR ELSAFFAR – TWO RIVERS ENSEMBLE Amir ElSaffar, trumpet, santur, voice Ole Mathisen, saxophone George Ziadeh, oud Zafer Tawil, violin, oud and percussion Deeply rooted in the musical traditions of Iraq, Two Rivers blends time-honored Arabic music with advanced jazz harmonies, polyphonic melodies and simmering grooves. Jazz and Middle Eastern music beautifully intertwine in this dynamic ensemble led by celebrated trumpeter, santur player, and vocalist and “one of the most promising figures in jazz today” (Chicago Tribute), Amir ElSaffar

Just a reminder that this concert will be televised this Wednesday. Wayne Shorter is being honored. This is the presentation information regarding his segment: Jason Moran (Spoken Tribute) GRAMMY Award-nominated jazz pianist and composer Wayne Shorter Tribute Jazz Band (Performs “Over Shadow Hill Way”/”Joy Ryder”) Musicians: Alex Acuna, Brian Blade, Tineke Postma Terri Lyne Carrington, Alphonso Johnson, Joe Lovano, John Patitucci, Danilo Pérez Tineke Postma Herbie Hancock (Performs “Footprints”/”Endangered Species”/”Elegant People”) 2013 Kennedy Center Honoree and multiple GRAMMY Award-winning pianist, keyboardist, bandleader, composer and actor Esperanza Spalding (Performs “Elegant People”/”Endangered Species”) Multiple GRAMMY Award-winning jazz bassist and singer Bernie Williams (Spoken Tribute) Latin GRAMMY Award-nominated musician Renée Fleming (Performs “Aurora Leigh”) Multiple GRAMMY Award-winning opera singer https://www.tvweek.com/in-depth/2018/12/2018-kennedy-center-honors-performers-and-presenters-announced/

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones "Jingle all the way"

Like Clifford_Thornton, I caught Perry playing with Michael Marcus this summer. great concert. Also saw him in Amherst as part of William Parker's Bobs Cadillac trio. Also very nice. He will be missed

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did you see what other items that seller has offered? For example, a complete set of mosaic singles

Sheila has a home in the mid Hudson valley area. Plays 2-3 times a year in that area in small clubs like the Rosendale. I typically can catch her once a year-always a treat.

Turned 90 on 11-18-18. Had a concert/party at the Rosendale Café in Kingston NY area last night and another in two days at the Blue Note http://sheilajordanjazz.com/

Tour in support of new Cd starting Nov. 23 – Milwaukee, WI Nov. 26 – Kingston, NY Nov. 27 – NYC Nov. 28 – New Orleans Nov. 30 – Rockford, IL Dec. 1 – Chicago Dec. 2 – Chicago Dec. 7 – Berlin Dec. 8 – Weikersheim Dec. 9 – Krakow Dec. 11 – Tours, France Dec. 12 – Paris Dec. 14 – Lisbon Dec. 16 – Barcelona (tba) Dec. 22 – Vienna Dec. 23 – Amsterdam http://www.marswilliams.com/ayler-xmas/ (scroll down for venues and lineups). Kingston NY show at a venue that started up only in September: https://www.tubbyskingston.com/shows/ https://www.chronogram.com/hudsonvalley/tubbys-opens-to-bring-raw-sounds-to-kingston/Content?oid=6222044

http://www.nippertown.com/2018/07/02/rip-paul-pines-1941-2018/ http://www.paulpines.com/#/tin-palace/

https://www.liveatthefalcon.com/ Ralph Alessi & This Against That organically toes the line between jazz, pop and contemporary classical music. Featuring: Ralph Alessi (trumpet, composer), Andy Milne (piano), Ravi Coltrane (saxophone), John Hébert (bass), Mark Ferber (drums)

According to Marilyn's website they will be Live at the Falcon in Marlboro, NY with Don Pate and Bob Moses on July 15

July 21, 2018 at Jazz Atlas in Newburgh. with Newman Taylor Baker on drums, Rory Stuart on guitar and Jose Davila on tuba. Playing music of King Oliver

Great lineups: https://cityparksfoundation.org/charlieparker/ Friday night in Marcus Garvey Park: Charles Tolliver's 50 Year Anniversary of 'Paper Man' featuring Gary Bartz, Jack DeJohnette & Buster Williams + Surprise Guest / Brianna Thomas 7-9PM Saturday in Marcus Garvey: Monty Alexander - Harlem Kingston Express / Catherine Russell / Keyon Harrold / Matthew Whitaker Trio 3-7 PM Sunday in Tompkins Square Park: Gary Bartz Quartet / The Bad Plus / Amina Claudine Myers / UNHEARD: Adam O'Farrill, Immanuel Wilkins, Joel Ross. 3-7 PM

Perry Robinson, Michael Marcus, William Parker and Jay Rosen https://beacon.jazznearyou.com/event_detail.php?id=742243

I went to the inaugural Hudson (NY) jazz festival yesterday. Curated by Armen Donelian. Thomas Chapin's sister-in law, a film director by trade, has been working on a documentary about him for quite a while. The film is intended to be commercially released in late March. I saw a preview showing of it yesterday. Very moving. Includes concerts. Opens and closes with a set he did with his trio at Newport in 1995.

I am planning to seeing Ricky Ford on February 23rd. I noticed that he does not appear to have a website so I thought I would list those concerts below that I found (easily) on the Internet: Friday, February 23, 2018, he is appearing in Greenfield, Ma for Jazz Shares: www.jazzshares.org Saturday, February 24, 2018, he is at the Side Door Jazz Club in Old Lyme, Ct. http://thesidedoorjazz.com/. Friday, March 23, 2018 and Saturday, March 24, 2018- appearing at the Jazz Forum in Tarrytown, NY. http://jazzforumarts.org/calendar/ Friday, March 30, 2018 and Saturday, March 31, 2018, he appears to be at Twins Jazz, 1344 U Street NW, Washington, D.C. http://www.twinsjazz.com/ The first two concerts he is in a quartet with John Kordalewski - piano, Jerome Harris - bass and Barry Altschul - drums.

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Went to the Holyoke concert last night. one 90 minute set. Great show. the first 40 minutes or so followed in order the tunes on the cd. Everybody sight reading the material (other than Williams). Probably better later in the tour but last night was more than pretty good.