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SUMMARY:PIECES OF A DREAM
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating their 50th anniversary this October\, Pieces of a Dream has built an impressive legacy of innovation and eclecticism – talents that have kept them fresh and authentic in a jazz world that’s ever-changing. The story of Pieces Of A Dream\, who has opened for such luminaries as Miles Davis\, Count Basie and James Brown\, is a tale of destiny and brotherhood. Dubbed a “tough act to follow” by the legendary Count Basie\, the band will bring their trademark catchy riffs\, infectious grooves and compelling vocals to Keystone Korner Baltimore! \nThe Band: \nCurtis Harmon ~ drums\nJames Lloyd ~ keyboards\nTony Watson ~ saxophone\nElec Simon ~ percussion\nStacey Richardson ~ vocals\nCarolyn Brewer ~ keyboards & vocals\nJohn Hall ~ bass \nCover: $65.00 ~ $75.00 | $5.56 – $6.26 fees\nStreaming: $15.00 + $2.05 fee
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LOCATION:Keystone Korner Baltimore\, 1350 Lancaster Street\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:RODNEY JORDAN
DESCRIPTION:Growing up in Memphis\, Rodney played the bass in church and with his high school orchestra. He later studied music at Jackson State University in Jackson\, Mississippi\, joined the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra as Assistant Principal Bassist and after graduating\, he became Chair of the String Department at the Dougherty County Public School. He has served as Principal Bassist with the Albany Symphony Orchestra in Albany\, GA. \nTeaching\, having always been an important part of his life\, he has held positions in Dougherty County\, DeKalb County School Systems\, Darton College\, Georgia State University in Atlanta and since 2001 at Florida State University in Tallahassee\, FL as an Associate Professor of Jazz Studies. \nWhile living in Atlanta\, Jordan became one of the city’s most active jazz bassists\, performing and recording with some of America’s finest jazz musicians\, including Marcus Printup\, Mulgrew Miller\, James Williams\, Milt Jackson\, George Coleman\, and Russell Gunn. He joined the faculty in the School of Music at Florida State University in Tallahassee\, FL in 2001 where he now holds a rank of Associate Professor of Jazz Studies. Jordan teaches jazz bass\, jazz combo playing\, music education classes\, and a jazz styles class. \nJordan currently leads his own band and tours when his teaching schedule allows. \nCover: TBD
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/rodney-jordan
LOCATION:All Saints Church\, 634 W Peachtree Street NW\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30308\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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SUMMARY:DAVE POTTER
DESCRIPTION:“Pianist Marcus Roberts calls Dave Potter “one of the most talented young drummers on the scene today\,” and the word that best sums up his playing is intensity. Potter got a late start\, picking up the drum set in high school in Durham\, North Carolina\, where he was drawn to funk and fusion drummers like Billy Cobham and Dennis Chambers. Hearing Tony Williams’s early recordings with the Miles Davis Quintet changed everything\, and with mentorship from trumpeter and educator Dr. Andrew Sioberg\, he threw himself into practicing\, listening\, and transcribing. \nThat work earned him a scholarship to Florida State University\, where he studied with Roberts and began a collaboration with Jason Marsalis that has lasted more than twenty years. After graduating\, he was selected for the Louis Armstrong Quintet at the University of New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina cut that plan short. He later turned down a full scholarship to Juilliard to return to Florida State for his master’s degree under Roberts. \nPotter was featured in the 2010 book The New Face of Jazz\, which profiled the younger generation making an impact on the scene. Now based in Atlanta\, he keeps a busy teaching and performing schedule and tours with the Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet\, Greg Tardy\, Eric Reed\, and Marcus Roberts. He also leads his own group\, Retro Groove\, whose third studio album builds on their self-titled debut with clever arrangements of ’80s hits by Whitney Houston\, Rush\, The Isley Brothers\, Toto\, and others\, blended with swing and blues to win over jazz purists and pop fans alike. \nDave Potter: Band Leader & Drums\nRod Harris\, Jr.: Guitar\nGary Motley: Piano\nTommy Sauter: Bass \nCover: $25.00
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/50413
LOCATION:Churchill Grounds\, 141 E. Trinity Place\, Decatur\, GA\, 30030\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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