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SUMMARY:DEVIN PHILLIPS QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Devin Phillips\, Saxophones | Kiran Raphael\, Piano | Eric Gruber\, Bass | Tyson Stubelek\, Drums\n\nBorn and reared in New Orleans\, Devin Phillips’s intense affair with the saxophone began at the age of eight. At 14\, he was accepted into the prestigious New Orleans Center for Creative Arts\, whose alumni include Wynton and Branford Marsalis\, Harry Connick\, Jr. and Nicholas Payton. There\, trained in music theory and multi-styles composition\, he graduated in 2000 with top honors. He has also tutored under clarinetist and educator Alvin Batiste. Like many budding young horn players form the Big Easy\, he put his time in playing with the local brass bands in a traditional process of initiation in the musical process. Devin Phillips has paid his dues performing\, touring and recording with top jazz artists such as Wynton Marsalis\, Eddie Palmieri\, The Headhunters\, the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra\, musician Lenny Kravitz\, and Los Hombres Caliente\, with whom he recorded two award-winning albums.\n\nHis reputation as a sax man with intricate and rhythmically innovative sounds made him a popular feature at jazz festivals: France’s Jazz de Vien Festival; Tokyo’s JVC Jazz Festival; Itanbul’s The Ruins; Spain’s Barcelona Jazz Festival; the Netherlands’ North Sea Jazz and the New Orleans Jazz Festival. In 2005\, Phillips formed New Orleans Straight Ahead. But in August\, Hurricane Katrina muted the music. With all gone\, save his sax\, and his family scattered throughout the U.S.\, Phillips evacuated to Portland and reformed New Orleans Straight Ahead with other musician evacuees. Phillips and took advantage of a program created by the PDXJazz Festival in partnership with Azumano Travel\, which invited jazz musicians affected by the hurricane to come to Portland with their families\, either for temporary shelter or for good. The invitation included free transportation to Portland\, temporary housing\, and access to an active jazz network with performance and workshop opportunities. Over the course of six months\, more than 50 New Orleans musicians traveled to Oregon\, a dozen musicians\, including Phillips\, have decided to remain in Portland. Since arriving\, Phillips has performed at a number of local clubs and appreciated the opportunity to be part of the Portland Jazz Festival. Phillips says that opening the festival with “Amazing Grace\,” talking with McCoy Tyner and being asked to stand in for one of Eddie Palmieri’s frontline players were high points for him.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/devin-phillips-quartet-2
LOCATION:The 1905\, 830 N Shaver Sreet\, Portland\, OR\, 97227\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:RON CARTER'S GOLDEN STRIKER TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Golden Stiker Trio: Ron Carter\, Donald Vega\, Russell Malone \nRon Carter is among the most original\, prolific\, and influential bassists in jazz. He has recorded over 2200 albums\, and has a Guinness world record to prove it! \nFrom 1963 to 1968\, he was a member of the acclaimed Miles Davis Quintet. Over his 60 year career\, he has recorded with so many of the jazz greats greats: Lena Horne\, Bill Evans\, B.B. King\, Dexter Gordon\, Wes Montgomery\, Bobby Timmons\, Eric Dolphy\, Cannonball Adderley and Jaki Byard to name a few. He can be heard on many iconic jazz records of the 60’s and 70’s such as Speak No Evil\, Maiden Voyage\, Red Clay\, Speak Like a Child\, Nefertiti and Miles Smiles\, to name a few. \nAfter leaving the quintet he embarked on a prolific 50-year free lance career that spanned vastly different music genres and continues to this day. He recorded with Roberta Flack\, Billy Joel\, Paul Simon\, Bette Midler and Aretha Franklin\, appeared on the seminal hip-hop album Low End Theory with a Tribe Called Quest\, wrote and recorded pieces for string quartets and Bach chorales for 2-8 basses and accompanied Danny Simmons on a spoken word album. As a leader Carter continues to do worldwide tours with his various groups. The Golden Striker Carter Trio\, The Foursight quartet\, the Ron Carter Nonet and Ron Carter’s Great Big Band. He has recorded multiple albums with his groups. \nAs an author: Carter shares his expertise in the series of books he authored\, where he explains his creative process and teaches bassists of all levels to improve their skills and develop their own unique sound. His books share a unique feature he pioneered\, that of including QR codes in every book that lead to additional material\, enriching the text and making each book that much more valuable. He also penned his autobiography “Finding the Right Notes” which is available in print and e-book and also as an audiobook read by the Maestro himself. \nAs a teacher: Carter has lectured\, conducted\, and performed at clinics and master classes\, instructing jazz ensembles and teaching the business of music at numerous universities. He was Artistic Director of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Studies while it was located in Boston and\, after 18 years on the faculty of the Music Department of The City College of New York\, he is now Distinguished Professor Emeritus. He also taught at the Juilliard School and at Manhattan School of Music. \nGrammy Awards: In 2022 he won with Skyline for best Jazz Instrumental Album with the Skyline Trio. In 1993\, Carter earned a Grammy award for Best Jazz Instrumental Group\, the Miles Davis Tribute Band and another Grammy in 1986 for “Call Sheet Blues”\, an instrumental composition from the film\, Round Midnight. \nGuinness World Record: In 2015 Carter earned a Guinness World Record as the most recorded jazz bassist with 2\,221 recordings. Since that time he has recorded hundreds more.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/ron-carters-kessel-trio
LOCATION:Dazzle\, 1080 14th Street\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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