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Harold Vick, Steppin' Out (Blue Note/Tone Poet) Al Cohn-Zoot Sims Quintet, You 'N Me (Mercury)

June 16, 2023: Christian McBride, Low Down, Tulsa Sue Foley, Levitt Pavillion, Arlington June 17, 2023: Deak Harp, Six Springs Live, Richardson Christian McBride, Jazz in June, Norman, Oklahoma June 18, 2023: Dennis Gonzales Tribute, Kessler Theater, Dallas June 21, 2023: Hamid Drake, Rothko Chapel, Houston June 22, 2023: Hamid Drake, Talento Bilingue de Houston June 30 2023: Quamon Fowler, Scat Jazz, Fort Worth July 12, 2023: John Primer, Antone's, Austin July 13, 2023: John Primer, Antone's, Austin July 21, 2023: Sue Foley and Wayne Baker Brooks, Antone's, Austin July 23, 2023: Imarhan, Beer City Music Hall, Oklahoma City July 24, 2023: Imarhan, Tulips FTW, Fort Worth July 25, 2023: Imarhan, Far Out Lounge, Austin July 27, 2023: Eric Gales, Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall, Fort Worth July 28, 2023: Eric Gales, Antone's, Austin July 29, 2023: Natalia Lafourcade, Majestic Theater, Dallas Eric Gales, Charles Bender Performing Arts Center, Houston July 30, 2023: Eric Gales, Charline McCombs Empire Theater, San Antonio August 5=6, 2023: Satchmo Summerfest, New Orleans August 11, 2023: Andy Summers, Heights Theater, Houston August 12, 2023: Andy Summers, Kessler Theater, Dallas August 18, 2023: W.I.T.C.H., Far Out Lounge, Austin August 19, 2023: W.I.T.C.H., Deep Ellum Art Co., Dallas August 20, 2023: W.I.T.C.H., Beer City Music Hall, Oklahoma City September 2, 2023: Marcus Miller, Shemieka Copeland, Riverfront Jazz Festival, Dallas September 3, 2023: Chucho Valdes, Hubert Laws, Jason Marsalis, Stanley Clarke, Bob James, Riverfront Jazz Festival, Dallas September 5, 2023: Stanley Clarke, Paramount Theater, Austin September 7, 2023: Ari Hoenig, Monk's Jazz Club, Austin September 14, 2023: Regina Carter, Lensic, Santa Fe September 15, 2023: Lila Downs, Meyerson, Dallas Stefon Harris, Lensic, Santa Fe September 16, 2023, Shakti with John McLaughlin, HEB Center's Austin Lila Downs, Meyerson, Dallas Christian McBride, Lensic, Santa Fe September 23, 2023: Tall City Blues Festival, Midland September 29, 2023: Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismally, McCullough Theater, Austin October 6, 2023: Bill Frisell Five/Ambrose Akinmusire Owl, Wortham Theater, Houston October 11, 2023: Pat Metheny, Majestic Theater, Dallas October 12, 2023: Pat Metheny, Paramount Theater, Austin October 19, 2023: Lila Downs, Jones Hall, Houston October 20, 2023: Lila Downs, Bass Hall, Austin November 6, 2023: Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain and Edgar Meyer with Rakesh Chaurasia, Meyerson, Dallas November 9, 2023: Terrence Blanchard, McCullough Theater, Austin November 10, 2023: Terrence Blanchard, Wortham Theater, Houston December 3, 2023: Samara Joy, Bass Concert Hall, Austin January 26, 2024: Joshua Redman, Wortham Theater, Houston February 2, 2024: Catherine Russell and Marcus Roberts, Jones Hall, Houston March 2, 2024: Melissa Aldana, Wortham Theater, Houston March 21-24, 2024: Big Ears Festival April 26-May 4, 2024: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

And at 86.

Mimi Fox Organ Trio, One for Wes (Origin)

Donald Byrd, At the Half Note Cafe, volume 1 (Blue Note/ Tone Poet) Louis Bellson Jam (Pablo)

Here's another recording featuring Tim Green: Helen Gillet, Running of the Bells

Illinois Jacquet, God Bless My Solo (Definitive Black and Blue)

Floyd Smith, Relaxin' with Floyd (Definitive Black and Blue)

Wow, that sounds fabulous!

Jumpin' With Al Casey (Definitive Black and Blue)

Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All Stars Meet Charlie Persip and His Jazz Statesman, Double or Nothin' (Liberty) Terry Gibbs, Take It From Me (Impulse)

Kenny Burrell (Blue Note/Tone Poet) Grant Green, Feelin' the Spirit (Blue Note/Tone Poet)

Helen Gillet, Bangkok Silver

Austin International Creative Music Series 2023 Epistrophy Arts is proud to bring of the most enduring partnerships in adventurous jazz to Austin. David Murray / Kahil El’Zabar Duo Sunday, June 11, 2023 (doors 7, music 😎 The Draylen Mason Music Studio at KMFA (41 Navasota ST. Austin, TX 78702) Tickets $20-30 These two modern music masters have been at the forefront of creative exploration and compositional diversity over the past four decades. Murray and El’Zabar are recognized by their peers to be consummate virtuosos who possess ingenious interpretations within the history and future of Great Black Music! This magnificent duo shares with us all the hope and desire that comes from blowing fire in an acquired wisdom. This is freedom music in its noblest sense, meant to heal and release one from the regurgitated mediocrity currently flooding our airways. These two wise men know firsthand what’s genuine and real. They have both played and recorded with the legends. To witness these time proven masters in person, is to be exalted and rejuvenated! They are the miracle of a profound sound, within a priceless opportunity not to be missed! These cats express brilliantly what true musicians feel and see, which is the epiphany to be free! They are body and soul, in a moment’s notice, that ignites the call to have a ball with the one and only Murray/El’Zabar Duo! Sir Kahil El’Zabar, was Knighted by the Council General of France for his Global contributions to the Arts. He has performed with luminaries like, Dizzy Gillespie, Cannonball Adderley, Pharoah Sanders, Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder, Archie Shepp, Eddie Harris, Donny Hathaway, Paul Simon, Ntozake Shange, Nona Hendryx, Neneh Cherry, Lester Bowie, Hamiet Bluiett, Malachi Favors, Billy Bang, Gene Ammons, to name a few. Dr.El’Zabar, holds a PHD from Lake Forest College in Inter-Disciplinary Arts. He taught music and inter disciplinary arts at the U. Nebraska/Lincoln, and U. IL/Chicago. He was Appointed by Pres. Bill Clinton to the National Task Force for Arts resenting in Education. He won the International Ambassador Award from Pres. Barak Obama’s Administration. Kahil El’zabar ,has served on the prestigious boards of the Lila Wallace Readers Digest Fund, The National Endowment of the Arts, and the National Campaign for the Freedom of Expression. He is also the former chairmen of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM). El’Zabar, Has recorded over 100 acclaimed projects, and founded and leads the legendary Ethnic Heritage Ensemble and Ritual Trio. David Murray is considered to be the most influential tenor saxophonist of his generation. He has recorded more than 300 acclaimed projects. He has worked with many of the giants, such as Max Roach, Charles Mingus, Cecil Taylor, Jack DeJohnette, Chico Hamilton, Elvin Jones, Archie Shepp, Pharoah Sanders, Randy Weston, the list goes on. He is co-founder of the World Saxophone Quartet, and leads the famed David Murray Quartet, David Murray Octet, and the David Murray Big Band. Dr. Murray was awarded a PHD in the Arts from Claremont College, and is also a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fulbright Scholar. Mr. Murray has won 2 Grammys and is the prestigious recipient of the Jazz Par Award from the country of Denmark.

Brandee Younger, Brand New Life (Impulse)

2023 Riverfront Jazz Festival in Dallas (September 1-3): 2023 ARTISTS STEPHANIE MILLS NAJEE MICHAEL FRANKS LALAH HATHAWAY MUSIQ SOULCHILD GERALD ALBRIGHT JACKSON, HARP, LORBER BOB JAMES STANLEY CLARKE MARCUS MILLER NATURALLY 7 CHUCHO VALDES SHEMEIKA COPELAND HUBERT LAWS KEVIN ROSS ELOISE LAWS JASON MARSALIS MARK ALLEN FELTON SHAUN MARTIN KEVIN HAWKINS JOHN MCLAUGHLIN DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

WORLD PREMIERE | DACAMERA PRODUCTION KENDRICK SCOTT'S UNEARTHED Friday | May 12 | 8:00 PM Cullen Theater, Wortham Theater Center Kendrick Scott, composer/drums; Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton, poet; Robert Hodge, visual artist; Erin Earle Fleming, lighting design Gerald Clayton, piano; Walter Smith III, saxophone; Joe Sanders, bass; Harlem Quartet A new DACAMERA production inspired by the Sugar Land 95, bringing together Kendrick Scott's compelling jazz, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton's dramatic spoken words and Robert Hodge's evocative visuals. Unearthed pays tribute to the tragic history behind the recent discovery of the remains of 95 Black people in unmarked graves in Sugar Land. They were convict laborers, swept back into “slavery by another name” in the post-Civil War era, arrested for petty crimes like vagrancy and forced into back-breaking and often fatal labor in the sugar fields of Texas.

Big Ears will return March 21—24, 2024

The June issue arrived today. It is very peculiar--starts off with pages and pages of photos of some sort of jazz related gala in Harlem. No text, just captions. The "articles" that follow are the big print versions of articles. Very little text. I haven't attempted to read any of them. The informational aspect of the magazine (finding out about new releases and the activities of living musicians), the reason I subscribed, appears to be gone. It's sort of a jazz version of People Magazine.

Sure, she was going for the vast jazz fan swing vote. Actually,she was on the board of SF Jazz so presumably she is an actual jazz fan (and she sounds like one in the clip). The attached article has a photo of her with Bobby Hutcherson. https://londonjazznews.com/2020/11/10/kamala-harris-and-jazz-to-be-continued/

Helen Gillet and James Singleton, Ferdinand

Magos Herrera, Aire (Sunnyside)

Sun Ra, Haverford College, January 25, 1980 (Modern Harmonic) Gabriel da Rosa, e o que a casa oferece (Stone's Throw)

Helen Gillet and Simon Berz, Weather Veins, Shaking Souls

Yes. Not alone, I'm with you.