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That was probably taken from Hannibal's website, which says: "After graduating from Texas City High School he took courses for a week at North Texas State University. In 1970 after viewing the documentary “The Last Graves of Zimbabwe,” he moved to New York to attend the University of New York City. Immediately he met and played with many of his music heroes some of whom were Roy Haynes, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Thelonius Monk, Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Elvin Jones, Mc Coy Tyner ,Charles Mingus, Thad Jones, Pharaoh Sanders, Lee Morgan and more."

7 p.m.: Audra Menconi Trio, featuring Dr. James Polk and Michael Stevens With special guest Hannibal Lokumbe April 26 at Saint Mary's University in San Antonio. "Award-winning trumpeter and composer Hannibal Lokumbe, who has played with greats such as Thelonious Monk and Duke Ellington will perform with the Audra Menconi Trio at 7 p.m." Who? Aha, a little research and its Hannibal Marvin Peterson!

Paul Gonsalves, Tell It The Way It Is (Impulse, orange and black label)

I'm planning on attending Monday night in Dallas.

Sonny Criss, Rockin' 'N Rhythm (Prestige, blue label), and Richard "Groove" Holmes, Soul Power! (Prestige, blue label).

Is your LP mono? The stereo separation on the LP and CD reissues that I have is kind of extreme. My favorites are the the sextet recordings on Bethlehem and Candid.

Last night, Kalman Balogh and His Cimbalom Trio at Poor David's Pub.

Tommy Flanagan Trio, Moodsville No. 9 (Prestige), and Coleman Hawkins, Make Someone Happy, Moodsville No. 31 (Prestige).

John Coltrane with the Red Garland Trio, Traning In (Prestige, blue label mono)

Stanley Jordan, a solo concert at University Presbyterian Church in Austin.

Art Blakey, Meet You at the Jazz Corner of the World, volume 1 (Blue Note, W. 63rd)

March 15, 2014: Stanley Jordan, University Presbyterian Church, Austin March 16, 2014: Stanley Jordan, Elephant Room, Austin March 18, 2014: Zakir Hussain, Jones Hall, Houston March 18, 2014: Kalmon Balogh, Ovations Night Club, Houston March 19, 2014: Kalmon Balogh, Poor David's Pub, Dallas March 19 and 26, 2014: Shelley Carrol, Scat Jazz, Fort Worth March 21, 2014: Bobby Watson, Elephant Room, Austin March 22, 2014: Ralph Bowen/Woody Witt, Cezanne, Houston March 23, 2014: Bobby Bradford, Victory Grill, Austin March 24, 2014: Bobby Bradford, Beefhaus, Dallas March 25, 2014: Bobby Bradford, Meca, Houston March 28, 2014: Peter Erskine, Ed Landreth Auditorium, TCU, Fort Worth April, 3, 2014: San Francisco Jazz Collective, Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches April 4, 2014: Wayne Shorter, Cullen Theater, Houston April 5, 2014: ‘SWAR AUR SAAZ’ – PT RAMESH MISRA (SARANGI) & SRI INDRAJIT BANERJEE (SITAR), Jones Auditorium, St. Edwards University, Austin April 5, 2014: San Francisco Jazz Collective, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio April 11-12, 2014: Marvin Stamm, Cezanne, Houston April 11, 2014: Eddie Palmieri, Fort Worth Main Street Arts Festival April 12, 2014: Joshua Redman, Bass Hall, Austin April 12, 2014: Harlem Renaissance Odyssey, music by Avery Sharpe Trio with John Blake, Carver Center, San Antonio April 15, 2014: Eric Johnson and Mike Stern, Paramount Theater, Austin April 16, 2014: Eric Johnson and Mike Stern, Granada Theater, Dallas April 19, 2014: Ud. Shahid Parvez Sitar and Gourisankar Karmakar Tabla, Allen Public Library Auditorium April 24, 2014: Afro Horn, Latino Cultural Center, Dallas April 26, 2014: Hannibal Lokumbe/Hannibal Marvin Peterson, St. Mary's University, San Antonio April 27, 2014: Bombino, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 27, 2014: Tutu Jones, Denton Arts and Jazz Festival May 1, 2014: Lonnie Smith, Donald Harrison, Marlon Jordan, Bernard Allison, Mauricio Tizumba, NOJHF May 2, 2014: Pharaoh Sanders, Nicholas Payton, Walter Wolfman Washington, Mauricio Tizumba, NOJHF May 3, 2014: Bombino, Austin Psych Festival May 4, 2014: Terrance Blanchard, NOJHF May 10, 2014: PT TEJENDRA MAJUMDAR (SAROD), Northwest Hills Church, Austin May 15, 2014: Nicholas Payton at Fort Worth Public Library, May 17, 2014: Jason Moran's Fats Waller Dance Party, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio May 17, 2014: Rebirth Brass Band, Kessler Theater, Oak Cliff May 22, 2014: Bill Frisell's Guitar in the Space Age, Dan's Silverleaf, Denton May 23, 2014: Bill Frisell, Continental Club, Austin May 26, 2014: Ingrid Laubrock/Tom Rainey, Avant Garden, Houston May 27, 2014: Ingrid Laubrock/Tom Rainey, Austin June 3, 2014: Peter Brotzman, William Parker, Hamid Drake, North Door, Austin June 17, 2014: Charlie Hunter, Kessler Theater, Dallas June 20, 2014: Charlie Hunter, Jazz in June, Norman, Oklahoma July 11-12, 2014: Lucky Peterson, Clarence Muse Theater, Dallas. September 20, 2014: Eddie Palmieri, Jazz'SALive, San Antonio October 10, 2014: Chick Corea, solo, Wortham Theater, Houston

Perhaps something will be scheduled. Jun 13 Shine Boulder, CO RSVP Jun 17 The Kessler Theater Dallas, TX RSVP Jun 20 Jazz In June Norman, OK RSVP Jun 21 Jazz In June Norman, OK

AfroHORN hits Dallas! 4/24/2014 South Dallas Cultural Center New York based avant garde jazz group AfroHORN will end its week long NPN residency at South Dallas Cultural Center with a FREE concert at the Latino Cultural Center. Led by percussionist Francisco Mora Catlett, AfroHORN boasts an outstanding lineup of musicians including Sam Newsome on soprano saxophone, Alex Harding on Baritone saxophone, Aruán Ortiz on piano, Rashaan Carter on bass, and Roman Diaz accompanying Mora Catlett on percussion. AfroHORN's newest CD, RARE METAL is garnering excellent reviews. iRockJazz says ''With the production of Rare Metal, Mora has managed to create some of the most inventive and wildly original music to be played and heard since the first progressive rumbles of the early â??60s. This release should be considered one of this yearâ??s best releases and Moraâ??s apotheosis as a master musician.'' This performance is supported in part by South Dallas Cultural Center, National Performance Network, Latino Cultural Center and Richland College.

Charlie Hunter at the Kessler Theater, June 17.

55 Bar address is 55 Christopher Street in Greenwhich Village, just off of Seventh Avenue and near to the Village Vanguard and Smalls and the now closed Sweet Basil. The 55 Grand Street address is in Soho and is a Mexican restaurant, Papatzul.

I'm not sure; both he and his wife play there alot. I like the place and hope it stays open. Per posts on twitter last evening, Kim Thompson posted she was appearing there with Mike Stern on Monday night, and Leni Stern posted she was appearing there on Tuesday night.

Me too; they are great, fast and reliable.

DeCamera tweeted this morning that only 50 tickets remained to the Wayne Shorter concert on April 4.

Not according to Stern's website. From past experience, I believe he does not show his 55 Bar appearances on his website.

Their website indicates they are open--Mike Stern is there tonight.

There is some jazz at SXSW at the Elephant Room--I could only identify Stanley Jordan and Peggy Stern.

Afro Horn 4/24/2014 Latino Cultural Center Afro Horn is a Afro-Cuban ensemble that explores Afro-Latin jazz rhythms. Mexican percussionist Francisco Mora-Catlett leads the ensemble and been a musician for over forty years. http://www.openskyjazz.com/2013/11/francisco-mora-catletts-afro-horn/ ​An under the radar Dallas jazz concert featuring a former member of the Sun Ra Arkestra (1973-1980).

Why not offer to email them a photo of the defective disc showing the defects?

At the Carver Center in San Antonio on March 21, with music by the Avery Sharpe Trio featuring violinist John Blake: RAISIN' CANE: A Harlem Renaissance Odyssey The Carver Community Cultural Center proudly presents, Raisin' Cane starring the award winning actress Jasmine Guy backed by a superb original score performed by the Avery Sharpe Trio on Friday March 21, at 8 P.M. Raisin' Cane serves to pay honor to one of the greatest periods of cultural development among African Americans in the U.S. in the 1920's. The words and thoughts of Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen, Zora Neale Hurston, W.E.B. DuBois and many others became the voice of a new generation of African-Americans looking forward but still struggling with the past and present. Raisin' Cane features striking photos and paintings of the artists and inhabitants of Harlem during this period, and is a unique theatrical experience unlike any other. Raisin' Cane is a window on this critical point in our history. Starring the award winning actress, singer and dancer Jasmine Guy, a modern day historian and the acclaimed Avery Sharpe Trio, Raisin' Cane celebrates and honors the legendary voice of the Harlem Renaissance through text, song, music, movement and imagery. Ms. Guy is not only recognized as an accomplished actress, singer, and comedienne, but also as a director, writer, and speaker. Avery Sharpe is considered one the greatest Jazz bassists of his generation. His exceptional works have been performed in every musical configuration from orchestras to Grammy award winning jazz recordings. Mr. Sharpe is joined by the renowned percussionist Kevin Sharpe and acclaimed jazz violinist John Blake. Raisin' Cane was written and conceived by Harry Clark.