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Trumpeter Adam O'Farrill is 29. Fay Victor, however, is 58.

The Art of the Ballad 2 (Verve) Jazz West Coast (Pacific Jazz)

Take Two: Tyshawn Sorey Reimagines Max Roach's 'Members, Don’t Git Weary' hosted by Gilles Peterson Wednesday, January 10th, 2024 public records 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217 7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show $35 GA Advance | $45 GA Day of Show Sold Out Pique-nique and Winter Jazzfest present the musical shapeshifter and renowned drummer Tyshawn Sorey, performing Max Roach’s classic album 'Members, Don’t Git Weary'. Part of the "Take Two" deep-listening series, the evening will consist of an uninterrupted playback of the 1968 album followed by a live reinterpretation by Sorey and his sextet, connecting the dots between record culture and live music culture. Tyshawn’s ensemble includes highly acclaimed young musicians including trumpeter Adam O’Farrill, saxophonist Mark Shim, pianist Sullivan Fortner, and bassist Matt Brewer, plus guest vocalist Fay Victor. Tyshawn Sorey is a 2017 MacArthur Fellow known for his precision and inventiveness on the drum kit and an extraordinary ability to blend composition and improvisation. He has performed internationally with his own ensembles, as well as artists such as John Zorn, Vijay Iyer, and Roscoe Mitchell. We will pay homage to one of the all-time masters, Max Roach in his centennial year, and his 1968 album 'Members, Don’t Git Weary', which featured a new generation of future heavyweights; Gary Bartz, Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell, Jymie Merritt, and Andy Bey. Tolliver and Cowell would go on to form the seminal Strata-East label and in many ways this record embodies the template of that sound. Recently reissued on Gilles Peterson’s Arc Records, the DJ and broadcaster will present live liner notes at the top of the show and will DJ into the night to close it out.

Here she is... Fri, Jan 26 @ 8PM prudential hall | betty wold johnson stage The revolutionary 1960 album We Insist!: Max Roach’s Freedom Now Suite explored issues of social justice and racial inequality through the lens of jazz and poetry. In celebration of the centennial of Max Roach — drummer, bebop pioneer and civil rights activist — this landmark work is reimagined for today’s world. Musical director Nasheet Waits (of Max’s percussion ensemble M’Boom) is joined by vocalist Cassandra Wilson, poets Sonia Sanchez and Saul Williams, saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, pianist Nduduzo Makhathini and bassist Eric Revis. Experience the modern evolution of the Freedom Now Suite, a piece that continues to live, expand and inspire across generations. #MAXROACH100

Jimi Hendrix, Live in Maui

Makaya McCraven, In The Moment (International Anthem) Erroll Garner, Gems (Columbia ten inch)

Erik Truffaz, Clap! (Blue Note)

Lee Konitz and Martial Solal, Duplicity (Horo)

In fact they only sent me the missing CD, which arrived today.

Mal Waldro and Terumasa Hino, Reminicent Suite

12 in my case. I had heard Hendrix because my older brother had Are You Experienced and Electric Ladyland. Band of Gypsies was the first Hendrix LP that I purchased.

Now I have received an email from them appearing to indicate that they have reshipped my entire order--three Tone Poets and a CD, when only the CD was the missing item.

On disc four of this. For me, this is the best Hendrix set ever released. His best band (Band of Gypsies) in four concerts on two consecutive days, awesome guitar, and great sonics.

Unfortunately I don't recall the specific compositions they played. I recall Vic Juris as one of the other guitarists, but not the others. My main memory is of one Coryell solo that transcended every other that evening, and the other four guitarists staring at him with looks of admiration/amazement during that solo.

I ordered 3 Tone Poets and a CD in the same sale; the LPs arrived without the CD before Christmas. I received the same email as you reference; I assume they are only referencing the CD omitted from the first shipment in my case.

The Great Concert is great. At some point I realized that at the time of this concert, my family lived only about 80 miles from Paris--U.S. Army stationed in Orleans. Unfortunately, I was only 6 and not yet a Mingus fan.

I recollect seeing him in person four times. 1992: A solo concert at a bar in Arlington, Texas. I believe it was a stop on the way to visiting Corpus Christi, his home town. He played electric guitar and acoustic. It was very good. 1994: Five Guitars Play Mingus at the Fez in the Time Cafe. This was a pleasure to hear. 1996: Two sets of his quartet at the Blue Note. My favorite of the four concerts. 2006: A trio with Victor Bailey and Lennie White at the Granada Theater in Dallas. For whatever reason, this concert was a disaster. Music was not working at all.

February 16, 2024: Quamon Fowler, Scat Jazz, Fort Worth Larry Lampkin, Allen Public Library February 17, 2024: Branford Marsalis with the Plano Symphony Orchestra, Eisemann Center, Plano Lakecia Benjamin, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio February 21, 2024: Woody Witt and Jim Rotundi, Parker Jazz Club, Austin February 24, 2024: Miki Yamanaka, Low Down, Tulsa February 27, 2024: Champion Fulton and Cory Weeds, Parker Jazz Club, Austin February 28, 2024: Champion Fulton and Cory Weeds, JazzTX, San Antonio March 2, 2024: Melissa Aldana, Wortham Theater, Houston Nayan Ghosh (sitar), Ishan Ghosh, Cullen Hall, University of St. Thomas, Houston March 5, 2024: The Blue Note Quintet (Gerald Clayton, Immanuel Wilkins, Joel Ross, Kendrick Scott, Matt Brewer), Charline McCombs Empire Theater, San Antonio March 6, 2024: The Blue Note Quintet, Manship Theater, Baton Rouge March 10, 2024: Bnois King with Zac Harmon, Poor David's Pub, Dallas March 13, 2024: Cedric Burnside, The Hall, Little Rock, AR March 14, 2023: Cedric Burnside, Victory Theater, Rogers, AR Shelley Carrol, Kawai Piano Gallery, Plano March 16, 2024: Piedmont Bluz Acoustic Duo, Corey Harris, Joy Clark, E.J. Matthews, Fort Worth African American Roots Music Festival, Southside Preservation Hall March 21, 2024: Melissa Aldana, Collin County Community College, Plano Charles Lloyd Quartet, Mary Halvorson, Nik Bartsch's Ronin, Todd Gustafson Trio, Francesco Turrisi, Henry Threadgill's Very Very Circus, Angelic Brothers (John Medeski and Kirk Knuffke), Big Ears Festival, Knoxville March 22, 2024: Christian McBride, Brad Mehldau, Jason Moran and the Harlem Hellfighters, Henry Threadgill's Zooid, Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, Tomeka Reid Quartet, Helen Gillet, Wayne Horvitz Gravitas Quartet, Brandon Ross Phantom Station, Anna Webber & Matt Mitchell, Big Ears Festival, Knoxville March 23, 2024: Herbie Hancock, Shabaka Hutchings, Dave Holland Quartet, Christian McBride and Brad Mehldau, Henry Threadgill's Make a Move, Cedric Burnside, David Virelles, Kassa Overall, Kokoroko, Leyla McCalla, Myra Mellford's Fire & Water, March 24, 2024: Threadgill/Iyer/Prieto, Jakob Bro, Julian Lage and the Speak to Me Band, Joe Henry and Julian Lage Trio, Marc Ribot, Harvest Time Project, Air, Jake Blount, Chet Smith, Cyro Baptista's Chama, Fatoumata Diawara, Matt Mitchell, Big Ears Festival, Knoxville Caetano Veloso, Hobby Center, Houston March 26, 2024: Myra Melford Fire and Water Quintet, Austin Brad Mehldau, Paramount Theater, Austin Jim Snidero, JazzTX, San Antonio April 5, 2024: Jackie Venson, Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville Pierre Bensusan, McGonigel's Mucky Duck, Houston April 6, 2024: Meshell Ndegeocello, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio Pierre Bensusan, Poor David's Pub, Dallas April 7, 2023: Herbie Hancock, Chapman Music Hall, Tulsa April 8, 2024: Herbie Hancock, AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas April 9, 2024: Herbie Hancock, Paramount Theater, Austin April 10, 2024: Pierre Bensusan, The Blue Door, Oklahoma City April 11-14, 2024: Chris Thomas King, Uptown Jazz Orchestra, Leroy Jones, Mahmoud Chouki, People Museum, Shannon Powell, Tuba Skinny, Rod Paulin, French Quarter Festival, New Orleans April 13, 2024: H.N. Bhaskar (violin), B. Sivaraman (mridangam), Allen April 19-21, 2024: Charlie Musselwhite, Kenny Neal, Jackie Venson, Nikki Hill, Ally Venable, D.K. Harrell, Robert Kimbrough Sr., Baton Rouge Blues Festival April 24-28, 2024: Festival International de Louisiane, Lafayette April 25-28, 2024: Charles Lloyd Quartet, Kenny Barron Trio, Patrice Rushen, Nicholas Payton, Lakecia Benjamin, New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, Jason Marsalis, Headhunters (Donald Harrison, Mike Clark, Bill Summers), Wycliffe Gordon, Astral Project, Tuba Skinny, Louis Armstrong Camp Celebration (Christian Scott, Donald Harrison, Calvin Johnson), Naturally 7, Alexey Marti, Yusa, Doreen, Helen Gillet, Trumpet Mafia, Oscar Rossignoli, Louis Ford; Oumou Sangare (Mali); Mokoomba (Zimbabwe); Robert Cray; Joe Louis Walker; Selwyn Birchwood; Toronzo Cannon; Mr. Sipp; D.K. Harrell; Joy Clark; Leyla McCalla; People Museum, Los Cumbia Stars (Colombia); Gregorio Uribe (Colombia); Gaita Loop (Colombia), New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 26, 2024: Hiromi Sonicwonder, Paramount Theater, Austin April 27, 2024: Buddy Guy, Austin Blues Festival Hiromi (solo), Parker Jazz Club, Austin May 2-5, 2024: Terence Blanchard Flow; Stefon Harris and Blackout; Samara Joy; Legacy of Wayne Shorter (Danilo Perez, Brian Blade, and John Pattituchi with Chris Potter); Uptown Jazz Orchestra; Amina Figarova; Jesse McBride Big Band; Charlie Gabriel; Aurora Nealand the the Royal Roses; Blodie's Jazz Jam; Victor Goines; Leroy Jones; Tribute to Johnny Dodds with Dr. Michael White; Mahmoud Chouki; Jamil Sharif; Tom McDermott and Aurora Nealand; Guitar Slim, Jr., Duwayne Burnside; Kenny Neal; Allison Russell; Meschiya Lake, Palm Court Jazz Band, Los Guiros, Cimarron (Colombia); Bejuco (Colombia); Lucio Feuillet (Colombia), New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival May 6, 2023: Jackie Venson, Bayou Music Center, Houston May 8, 2023: Cedric Burnside, Tulips FTW, Fort Worth May 9, 2023: Kurt Elling and Danilo Perez, JazzTX, San Antonio Cedric Burnside, Continental Club, Houston May 10, 2024: Kurt Elling and Danilo Perez, Wortham Theater, Houston May 11, 2024: Cedric Burnside, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio May 12, 2024: Magos Herrera, San Fernando Cathedral, San Antonio May 18, 2024: Pt. Ronu Majumdar & Vid. Shashank Subramanyam (Flutes), Bates Recital Hall, UT, Austin June 1, 2024: Samara Joy, Jo Long Theater, San Antonio June 15, 2024: Jugalbandi of Hindustani Flute By Praveen Godkindi and Carnatic Violin By Ambi Subramaniam - son of L Subramanian -Yashwant Vaishnav (Disciple of PT Yogesh Samsi) On Tabla, Sowmi Narayanan on Ghatam, Akshay Anthapadmanabhan on Mridamgam, Houstion June 21, 2024: Buddy Guy, Shreveport, Lousiana June 22, 2023: Buddy Guy, Hot Springs, Arkansas

Jimi Hendrix and Band of Gypsies, Songs for Groovy Children

Art Hodes, Complete Blue Note Sessions (Mosaic)

I saw her at about the time of New Moon Daughter at a small club in Deep Ellum, with an outstanding group (I recall Charlie Burnham, Brandon Ross, Lonnie Plaxico) and got to meet her; she was very nice. A few years later I heard her when she played at the Caravan of Dreams. And many years later I saw her at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, playing her Billie Holiday tribute material. All three concerts were terrific, and there was no trace of diva behavior or any mention of politics.

i gave up on car CDs and just listen to either the Sirius/XM Real Jazz channel or stream from Bandcamp.

DECEMBER 14, 2023 The Blue Note Quintet—an all-star collective comprised of Blue Note recording artists pianist and musical director Gerald Clayton, alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, vibraphonist Joel Ross, and drummer Kendrick Scott, as well as bassist Matt Brewer—will embark on an extensive North American tour next month in celebration of Blue Note’s 85th Anniversary. The 35-date tour kicks off January 18 and brings the band across the entirety of the U.S. with shows in Detroit (Majestic Theater, Jan. 19), Los Angeles (Lodge Room, Feb. 4), Chicago (Symphony Center, Feb. 16), New York (Symphony Space, Feb. 23), and more. See below for a full list of dates and visit bluenote.com for ticket info. “Blue Note has been such a wonderful home for the community, for incredible musicians, for creativity, for all these years,” says Clayton. “You can’t help but think about all those masters, all those heroes that you’ve grown up listening to. To get a chance to pay tribute and try to carry some of that essence forward is truly just an honor.” THE BLUE NOTE QUINTET – TOUR DATES: Jan. 18 – St. Cecilia Music Center – Grand Rapids, MI Jan. 19 – Majestic Theatre – Detroit, MI Jan. 20 – Fox Tucson Theatre – Tucson, AZ Jan. 21 – Mesa Arts Center – Mesa, AZ Jan. 25 – McCarter Theatre Center – Princeton, NJ Jan. 26 – Wisconsin Union Theater – Madison, WI Jan. 27 – Dakota – Minneapolis, MN Jan. 28 – Turner Hall Ballroom – Milwaukee, WI Jan. 31 – Vashon Center for the Arts – Vashon, WA Feb. 1 – Neptune Theatre – Seattle, WA Feb. 2 – Mississippi Studios – Portland, OR Feb. 3 – Cornerstone Berkeley – Berkeley, CA Feb. 4 – Lodge Room – Los Angeles, CA Feb. 7 – Kuumbwa – Santa Cruz, CA Feb. 8 – Campbell Hall @ UC Santa Barbara – Santa Barbara, CA Feb. 9 – Irvine Barclay Theatre – Irvine, CA Feb. 10 – The Baker-Baum Concert Hall – La Jolla, CA Feb. 14 – The Alluvion – Traverse City, MI Feb. 15 – Longwood Gardens – Kennett Square, PA Feb. 16 – Symphony Center – Chicago, IL Feb. 17 – Lawrence Memorial Chapel – Appleton, WI Feb. 18 – Pablo Center – Eau Clare, WI Feb. 20 – Portsmouth Music Hall – Portsmouth, NH Feb. 21 – Groton Hill Music – Groton, MA Feb. 22 – UMass Fine Arts Center Concert Hall – Amherst, MA Feb. 23 – Symphony Space – New York, NY Feb. 24 – Manchester Craftmen’s Guild – Pittsburgh, PA Feb. 25 – FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre – St. Catharines, Ontario March 1 – Gallo Center for the Performing Arts – Modesto, CA March 2 – The Smith Center for the Performing Arts – Las Vegas, NV March 3 – The Smith Center for the Performing Arts – Las Vegas, NV March 5 – Empire Theatre – San Antonio, TX March 6 – Manship Theatre – Baton Rouge, LA March 7 – Dazzle – Denver, CO March 8 – Riverwalk Center – Breckenridge, CO

Ambrose Akinmusire, Owl Song (Nonesuch)

Original Dixieland Jazz Band (RCA ten inch 80th anniversary reissue)