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SUMMARY:BOBBY BROOM: TRIBUTE TO RUSSELL MALONE
DESCRIPTION:Born in Harlem and raised on the Upper West Side of NYC\, Bobby Broom took up guitar at 12 and five years later\, in 1977\, made his first appearance with Sonny Rollins at Carnegie Hall. Even prior to that auspicious start\, he had dedicated himself to the art\, culture\, and life of jazz\, with the goals of learning to express himself within the idiom\, while honoring its historical traditions and spirit. \nNearly 50 years later\, Bobby has amassed a formidable jazz pedigree\, working closely with historic figures such as Rollins\, Miles Davis\, Art Blakey\, Stanley Turrentine and Kenny Burrell\, as well as many of his contemporaries. To date he has made fifteen leader recordings and has traveled to perform\, as an accompanying musician and with his own ensembles\, in countries on five continents. \nBroom is a tenured Associate Professor at Northern Illinois University and has devoted much of his career to jazz education. He began teaching at the tertiary level under the direction of NEA Jazz Fellow and saxophone great Jackie McLean at University of Hartford. Bobby has also worked with high school students through the Herbie Hancock (formerly Thelonious Monk) Institute and currently\, with the Ravinia Jazz Mentor Program.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/bobby-broom-tribute-to-russell-malone
LOCATION:Dazzle\, 1080 14th Street\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:MARC RIBOT 70TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
DESCRIPTION:with special guests James Brandon Lewis & Mary Halvorson & more… \nGuitarist extraordinaire Marc Ribot follows his muse wherever it leads\, resulting in a career path that has ranged across free jazz and no wave\, rock and Cuban rumba. In some circles he’s best known as a key collaborator with singular artists such as Tom Waits\, Elvis Costello\, John Zorn\, Diana Krall\, and Robert Plant and Alison Krauss\, contributing to their 2007 hit album Raising Sand. \nThe last time the mind-bogglingly eclectic checked into the SFJAZZ Center he played eight solo shows in the JHL\, alternating between freely improvised sets\, extended medleys of Haitian-American composer Frantz Casseus\, Cuban maestro Arsenio Rodríguez and John Coltrane\, and his gorgeous score for the 1924 Soviet silent film Aelita: Queen of Mars. \nCelebrating his 70th birthday\, Ribot joins forces with two of the most celebrated and searching jazz artists on the contemporary scene\, guitarist Mary Halvorson and saxophonist James Brandon Lewis\, along with bassist Hilliard Greene and longtime collaborator Chad Tayloron drums.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/marc-ribot-70th-birthday-celebration
LOCATION:SFJazz Center | Miner Auditorium\, 201 Franklin Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94102\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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