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Labor Day Weekend 2010

Day One - Sunday, September 5, 2010

The Brad Leali/Shelley Carrol Big Band

Bernard Wright Trio

Ardina Lockhart

Yells at Ells

Victor Cager

Paul Slavens

Barrie Lee Hall Jr.and the Duke Ellington Small Band

Day Two - Monday, September 6, 2010

Quartet Out

The Texas Tenors

Drenda Barnett

Charlie Young Sextet (CD release"SoLongAgo")

Buddy Mohmed

Dave Zollar and Daybreak Express

Shelley Carrol Electrik Band Featuring Ephram Owens

Amsterdam Bar

831 Exposition Ave.

Dallas, Texas 75226

(214) 827-3433

www.amsterdambar.com

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Labor Day Weekend 2010

Day One - Sunday, September 5, 2010

The Brad Leali/Shelley Carrol Big Band

Bernard Wright Trio

Ardina Lockhart

Yells at Ells

Victor Cager

Paul Slavens

Barrie Lee Hall Jr.and the Duke Ellington Small Band

Day Two - Monday, September 6, 2010

Quartet Out

The Texas Tenors

Drenda Barnett

Charlie Young Sextet (CD release"SoLongAgo")

Buddy Mohmed

Dave Zollar and Daybreak Express

Shelley Carrol Electrik Band Featuring Ephram Owens

Amsterdam Bar

831 Exposition Ave.

Dallas, Texas 75226

(214) 827-3433

www.amsterdambar.com

HUH???

Nooooo...

http://amsterdambar.blogspot.com/

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2010

DAY ONE

1pm Expo Park Jazz Fest opens

2- 4pm Brad Leali/Shelley Carrol Big Band featuring Tatiana Mayfield and Victor Cager

http://www.bradleali.com/

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/musician.php?id=15582

http://www.myspace.com/tatianasjazzymusic

4:30-5:30pm Paul Slavens

http://www.kera.org/about-staff-paul-slavens

6-7pm Liz Mikel

http://www.lizmikel.com/

7:30-8:30pm Bernard Wright

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Wright

9-10pm Flipside

http://www.411flipside.com/

10:30-11:30pm Quamon Fowler Quartet featuring Jacque Lesure

http://www.quamonfowler.com/Welcome.html

12-2am Barrie Lee Hall Jr.and the Duke Ellington Small Band

http://www.barrieleehalljr.com/

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2010

DAY TWO

1pm Expo Park Jazz Fest opens

2-3pm Hard Proof Afro Beat Band from Austin, TX

http://www.myspace.com/hardproofafrobeat

3:30-4:30pm Buddy Mohmed

http://www.reverbnation.com/buddymohmed

5-6pm Charlie Young Sextet –CD Release Party

6:30-7:30pm Drenda Barnett

http://drendabarnett.com/

8-9pm Fingerprints

http://www.fingerprintsband.com/home.html

9:30-11:30pm Dave Zollar Daybreak Express

12-2am Shelley Carrol Quartet Featuring Ephraim Owens

http://www.shelleycarrol.net/

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I hope so. We got a Labor Day invite from a friend for that night, but we haven't committed yet. I say that because, despite the fact that I've been told many times on this board that the gig is Saturday night, my addled brain continues to think that the Magness gig is SUNDAY night and so I was planning around that! AARRGHHH!!!!

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Sorry, won't be able to make it. Had hoped to, but a lot of personal affairs lately have had me feeling battered and bruised, and LTB & I have a chance to just chill at home the whole Labor Day weekend, just us two, in air-conditioned, isolated suburban splendor (or an illusory semblance thereof). Probably the best option available. Music may be the healing force of the universe, but right now that's music's and the universe's problem, not mine.

Have a good gig, enjoy Dallas the few hours(?) you're here, and hopefully there will be a next time that I can promise to try to make it out to when I get my center of gravity feeling more spunktatious, ok?

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Friday September 10th, Jacob Fred Jazz Oddyssey at The Parish, Austin.

From Allmusic:

When novices discover the experimental music of the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, they are surprised to learn that there is no one named Jacob Fred — the group's name is meant to be clever and ironic. Novices also learn that the Tulsa, OK outfit's mildly avant-garde blend of jazz, rock, and funk draws on a wide variety of influences; JFJO have been influenced by everyone from electric Miles Davis and Jimi Hendrix to Sun Ra, John Coltrane, Cecil Taylor, Larry Young, and John Scofield.

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Yes, can't wait. Been wanting to see Ornette since the last time he was here in Austin!

I checked my notes, and I can't believe it but it has been six years since Ornette last played in Austin!

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Jazz series at McDavid Studio in Fort Worth:

Marvin Stamm

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 01/25/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

The 2011 University of North Texas Jazz Artist Series at McDavid Studio kicks off with acclaimed jazz trumpeter Marvin Stamm, who has worked with Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra and dozens of other artists.

Steve Turre

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 02/01/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

If you've ever watched Saturday Night Live, you're already familiar with Steve Turre: He's been the SNL band trombonist since 1984.

He also plays another instrument: the seashell.

Larry Goldings

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 02/08/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

Seen a James Taylor show recently? If so, Larry Goldings was probably by his side, serving as Taylor's one-man backup band.

Adam Nussbaum

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 02/15/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

The All Music Guide called Adam Nussbaum, the next artist in the University of North Texas' ongoing jazz series, one of the finest drummers of the 1990s.

Bill Moring

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 03/08/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

A veteran of the New York City jazz scene for over 20 years, bassist Bill Moring has established a reputation as one of the city's most in demand players. The versatile musician has proven himself equally adept at anchoring the big bands of legends Count Basie and Woody Herman, jammin' jazz/funk and beyond with the Dave Stryker/Steve Slagle quartet or stretching harmonic and rhythmic boundaries with John Hart and Chris Potter.

James Spaulding

U.N.T. Jazz Artist Series

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Tuesday, 03/22/2011 8:00 PM

Information:

The 2011 University of North Texas Jazz Artist Series at McDavid Studio comes to a close with acclaimed jazz alto saxophonist, JAMES SPAULDING, who has worked with Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard and dozens of other top-tier jazz artists.

U.N.T. One O'Clock Lab Band

Presented by: Performing Arts Fort Worth

Performance to be held in McDavid Studio, 301 East 5th Street

Dates / Times:

Friday, 05/13/2011 8:00 PM

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James Spaulding!?!?!?!?!?!

That one stood out to me also, though I've seen him as a sideman a few times (always a pleasure). I'm not clear whether these concerts feature these artists with a pickup group, or bands that they bring in.

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Sonzala Media, Austin, TX, austinsurreal@gmail.com, 713-261-5102

Twitter - @Pushermania

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Chicago Jazz Legends Come to Texas for Two Special Shows

Proper Ent., Nameless Sound & Project Row Houses join forces with AustinSurreal/HoustonSoReal to present Ethnic Heritage Ensemble in Austin and Houston.

Jan. 12, 2011 – Proper Entertainment, Nameless Sound, Project Row Houses and AustinSurreal/HoustonSoReal are happy to announce two exciting performances by Chicago jazz legends, Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

Feb. 9, 2011 – Ethnic Heritage Ensemble live at The ND, 501 N. I-H 35, Austin, TX

(Presented by Proper Ent. & AustinSurreal)

Feb. 10, 2011 – Ethnic Heritage Ensemble live at The Historic El Dorado Ballroom, 2310 Elgin St., Houston, TX (Presented by Nameless Sound & HoustonSoReal, co-sponsored by Project Row Houses)

Founded by internationally renowned percussionist and composer Dr. Kahil El'Zabar, in 1973, Ethnic Heritage Ensemble is criss crossing the United States throughout the month of February on their "A Time for Healing" tour. Their live show is like nothing you’ve experienced before. Ethnic Heritage Ensemble is a trio of jazz innovators who have influenced generations of musicians from Chicago and around the world.

Kahil El Zabar has played alongside a myriad of jazz greats: Dizzy Gillespie, Cannonball Adderly, Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp to name but a few, and was also in the bands of Stevie Wonder, Donnie Hathaway, Nina Simone, and Paul Simon. Kahil has also recorded with Sonia Dada and Poi Dog Pondering and leads the jazz/house outfit, JUBA Collective.

Kahil joined Chicago's Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians in 1968, and by 1975 he was chairman of the organization, which led Time Magazine to write an article about his being the youngest administrator of a major arts organization in America.

Kahil scored the films Mo’ Money, Love Jones and How U Like Me Now, and did the musical arrangements for the stage performances of Disney’s “The Lion King."

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Ernest Khabeer Dawkins is one of Chicago's premier jazz saxophonists and is the founder and leader of his own group, New Horizons Ensemble.

Dawkins has worked with many music greats including: Ramsey Lewis, Muhal Richard Abrams, Lester Bowie, Edward Wilkerson, Jr., Henry Threadgill, Amina Claudine Myers, Anthony Braxton, Jack McDuff, Don Moye, Jerry Butler, and The Dells.

Corey Wilkes is a relative newcomer, but his accomplishments approach that of an already seasoned vet. He burst onto the Chicago jazz scene in 2002 and soon took on the ghost of Lester Bowie to fill the vacant trumpet seat in the The Art Ensemble of Chicago. No easy shoes to fill. Since then he’s shared the stage with Wynton Marsalis, Roy Hargrove, Ledisi, Soulive, James Moody, Meshell Ndegeocello, Mike Phillips, Roscoe Mitchell, Von Freeman, Fred Anderson, Will Calhoun, Malcom Jamal-Warner and so many more.

Corey’s soulful notes can be heard gracing a variety of projects such as DJ sets by Logic, Osunlade and Josh Deep; tracks on Hidden Beach’s Unwrapped Vol 4, as well as Kahil El Zabar’s Ascension Loft Series.

These shows are not to be missed.

Kahil El Zabar is available for interviews in advance.

Contact Matt Sonzala at austinsurreal@gmail.com or 713-261-5102

We hope to see you out.

www.austinsurreal.com

www.nameslesssound.org

www.projectrowhouses.org

www.properentertainment.com

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James Spaulding!?!?!?!?!?!

That one stood out to me also, though I've seen him as a sideman a few times (always a pleasure). I'm not clear whether these concerts feature these artists with a pickup group, or bands that they bring in.

Shit, wish I could zip up to DFW on a Tuesday night for this. James is fun to see.

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