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SUMMARY:THE HARPER COLLECTIVE
DESCRIPTION:The Harper Collective ~ Terence Harper ~ Trumpet\, Dishan Harper ~ Bass\, Winard Harper ~ Drums\, Eric “Elew” Lewis ~ Piano\, Frank Houston ~ Saxophone\, Larry Strickland on percussion \nThis incredible lineup features world renown touring artist\, Eric “ELEW” Lewis. In addition to ELEW\, the collective consists of three members of the Legendary Harper Family\, which includes\, The Harper Brothers co-leader Winard Harper\, Grammy Nominated Trumpeter Terence Harper and international touring bassist Dishan Harper! \nThe resumes between these amazing musicians are extraordinary. Collectively these musicians have been featured on hundreds of recordings including Grammy nominated and Grammy winning projects! \nThe two featured artists in The Harper Collective\, Eric “ELEW” Lewis and Winard Harper have been an integral part of the New York Jazz scene for decades. They are considered to be among the greatest musicians of their generation! \nEric “ELEW” Lewis began his career playing as a sideman for jazz artists like Wynton Marsalis\, Cassandra Wilson\, Elvin Jones\, Jon Hendricks\, and Roy Hargrove. ELEW has also performed as a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and has toured and recorded with Josh Groban\, Esperanza Spalding\, Sting\, The Roots and Natalie Cole\, just to name a few. \nWinard Harper was a member of the hit jazz group\, The Harper Brothers\, which gained international success and stardom back in the early 1990’s when they released their hit jazz song entitled Remembrance\, on Verve Record label. Remembrance\, which was written by the senior member of the Harper family\, Danny Harper\, reached number 1 on the billboard charts for 6 straight weeks! Winard has toured and recorded with Dexter Gordon\, Betty Carter\, Jimmy Heath\, Johnny Griffin\, Etta James\, Frank Wes\, Nancy Wilson and many more! \nTerence and Dishan Harper who are some of the youngest members of the Harper Family Dynasty are currently touring around the world. They have played and recorded with the great Curtis Lundy\, Steve Turre\, Jimmy Heath\, Musiq Soulchild\, Solange\, Keith David\, Bobby Watson and Chinese Movie Star and Mandopop artist Andy Lau just to name a few! Terence and Dishan have also appeared on numerous television shows and movies including\, The Orignals as well as the remake of the movie The Color Purple\, directed by Blitz Bazawule and produced by Quincy Jones\, Scott Sanders\, Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey!
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/the-harper-collective
LOCATION:The Velvet Note\, 4075 Old Milton Parkway\, Alpharetta\, GA\, 30005\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:ERIC REED
DESCRIPTION:Eric Reed – piano\nChris Lewis – saxophone\nDezron Douglas – bass\nKendrick Scott – drums \nEric Reed celebrates the release of his inspiring new album Black\, Brown\, and Blue\, which features a program of compositions written by composers of color. It includes works by jazz masters such as Duke Ellington\, Thelonious Monk\, McCoy Tyner\, Wayne Shorter\, Benny Golson\, Horace Silver\, Buddy Collette\, and Buster Williams\, along with jazz-conversant pop/R&B songwriters Stevie Wonder and Bill Withers. Reed calls Black\, Brown\, and Blue\, “the culmination of my life thus far. I’m freer than I’ve ever been in my personal life\, and I’m freer than I’ve ever been in my music. I’m accepting who I am. I love who I am. And as I continue to evolve – my artistry\, my sexuality\, and my overall humanity – my music will continue to become more and more personal.” A widely respected and popular musician and mentor\, he first rose to fame with Wynton Marsalis and has performed with artists as varied as Jessye Norman\, Quincy Jones\, and Patti Labelle. His perpetually swinging and sophisticated style has made him one of the important ambassadors of the music.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/eric-reed
LOCATION:Smoke Jazz & Supper Club\, 2751 Broadway\, New York City\, NY\, 10025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:RENEE ROSNES QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Renee Rosnes w/ Steve Nelson~vibraphone\, Peter Washington~bass\, & Lewis Nash~drums \nRenee Rosnes is one of the premier jazz pianists and composers of her generation. Rosnes’ already distinguished career continues to reach new levels marked by new music\, exciting collaborations\, and ever-evolving musicianship. Upon moving to New York from Vancouver\, Canada in 1985\, she quickly established a reputation of the highest regard\, touring and recording with such masters as Joe Henderson\, Wayne Shorter\, Bobby Hutcherson\, JJ Johnson\, Buster Williams and James Moody. She was the pianist for the Carnegie Hall Jazz Orchestra\, and a founding member of the all-star ensemble\, the SFJAZZ Collective\, with whom she toured and recorded for six years. Rosnes is married to jazz pianist Bill Charlap\, and the two often perform in a two-piano setting. The duo was featured on four tracks from the 2015 Grammy award winning album\, Tony Bennett & Bill Charlap: The Silver Lining. Rosnes’ 2016 outing Written in the Rocks (Smoke Sessions) was named one of ten Best Jazz Albums of the Year by The Chicago Tribune\, one of the Best Albums in all genres of music by The Nation\, and a Canadian JUNO Award (her 5th). Her 2021 release\, Kinds of Love (Smoke Sessions) was entirely composed during the pandemic and features saxophonist Chris Potter\, bassist Christian McBride\, drummer Carl Allen\, and the Brazilian percussionist Rogério Boccato. Of the recording\, All About Jazz wrote\, “Rosnes elicits some of the most emotive and enthralling music of her career.” \nSteve Nelson\, an outstanding vibraphonist and composer\, started playing piano and vibes as a teenager and progressed quickly enough as to play with guitar-legend Grant Green. As a resident of the New York area\, he has performed and recorded with many great musicians including Kenny Barron\, Bobby Watson\, Mulgrew Miller\, David Fathead Newman\, Johnny Griffin and Jackie McLean. He is currently a member of The Dave Holland’s Band\, Mulgrew Miller’s Wingspan\, and the Lewis Nash Trio. \nPerhaps the most recorded bassist of his generation\, Peter Washington has also played an integral part in two of the most important and highly praised jazz trios of the last 20 years\, in addition to a “who’s who” roster of jazz artists. In 1986\, while performing in San Francisco with alto saxophonist John Handy\, he was asked by Art Blakey to move to New York and join the seminal Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers. In the scope and breadth of his career thus far\, his adaptability\, and in his emphasis on creative\, supportive\, swinging time-playing as well as inventive and intelligent soloing\, Washington has been compared to the likes of George Duvivier\, Milt Hinton\, and Ron Carter. \nUniversally recognized as one of the great drummers in jazz history\, Lewis Nash illustrious career now spans over four decades. Nash is one of jazz’s most recorded musicians\, appearing on over 500 recordings including 10 Grammy winners and numerous Grammy nominees. In fact\, Nash has the distinction of being the only musician in jazz history featured on the winners in both the “Best Jazz Vocal” and “Best Jazz Instrumental” album categories in two separate years: the 2004 Grammys with Nancy Wilson and McCoy Tyner\, and again in 2010 with Dee Dee Bridgewater and James Moody. \nFriday 3/10 ~ 7:00 pm  & 9:30 pm | $35~$45 + fee \nSaturday 3/11 ~ 7:00 pm  & 9:30 pm | $35~$45 + fee\nSunday 3/12 5:00 pm & 7:30 pm  | $35~$45 + fee \nStreaming Pass: 5:00pm & 7:00pm only | $10.00 + fee
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/renee-rosnes
LOCATION:Keystone Korner Baltimore\, 1350 Lancaster Street\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:JACKY TERRASSON TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Jacky Terrasson – piano\nBurniss Travis – bass\nJeremy Dutton – drums \nPianist Jacky Terrasson makes a rare New York appearance from his base in Paris leading an exciting trio. For over three decades\, Jacky Terrasson has been subtly reimagining the possibilities of the piano trio and even the sound and role of the piano itself within that context to great acclaim. Unorthodox approaches to standards\, surprising choices of repertoire\, and bracing\, dramatic solos are some of the hallmarks of his celebrated playing. London Jazz News reports\, “Terrasson has presence and theatricality\, and his performance(s) brim with good ideas\,” while JazzTimes reports\, “There’s excitement and ingenuity embedded throughout (his) wholly original\, shrewdly executed arrangements.” Terrasson spent important formative time early in his career alongside two giants in Betty Carter and Eddie Harris. Today\, Terrasson shares those invaluable lessons with the next generation. His trio features the outstanding tandem of bassist Burniss Travis and drummer Jeremy Dutton. \nLivestream: $15.00 + fees
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/jacky-terrasson-trio
LOCATION:Smoke Jazz & Supper Club\, 2751 Broadway\, New York City\, NY\, 10025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:MONTY ALEXANDER ~ MEMORIES OF LEFT BANK SOCIETY
DESCRIPTION:Monty Alexander ~ piano\, Luke Sellick ~ bass\, Jason Brown ~ drums \nMonty Alexander will help us celebrate the swinging musical memories of the iconic Baltimore jazz venue\, the left bank jazz society! The Left Bank Jazz Society was a Baltimore\, Maryland-based organization and music venue. It formed in 1964\, hosting a series of concerts featuring nationally acclaimed performers like John Coltrane and Duke Ellington. \nNearly sixty years after he moved to the United States from Kingston\, Jamaica\, his hometown\, Grammy nominated pianist Monty Alexander is an American classic\, touring the world relentlessly with various projects\, delighting a global audience drawn to his vibrant personality and soulful message. A perennial favorite at Jazz festivals and venues worldwide and at the Montreux Jazz Festival where he has appeared 23 times since 1976\, his spirited conception is one informed by the timeless verities: endless melody-making\, effervescent grooves\, sophisticated voicings\, a romantic spirit\, and a consistent predisposition\, as Alexander accurately states\, “to build up the heat and kick up a storm.” In the course of any given performance\, Alexander applies those aesthetics to a repertoire spanning a broad range of jazz and Jamaican musical expressions—the American songbook and the blues\, gospel and bebop\, calypso and reggae. Documented on more than 75 recordings and cited as the fifth greatest jazz pianist ever in The Fifty Greatest Jazz Piano Players of All Time (Hal Leonard Publishing)\, the Jamaican government designated Alexander Commander in the Order of Distinction in 2000 and conferred on him the national honor of the Order of Jamaica in 2022 for “Sterling Contributions to the Promotions of Jamaican Music and the Jazz Genre Interpretations Globally”. In 2018 the University of The West Indies bestowed him with an honorary doctorate degree (DLitt) in recognition of his accomplishments. \nFriday 3/17 ~ 7:00 pm  & 9:30 pm | $35~$45 + fee \nSaturday 3/18 ~ 7:00 pm  & 9:30 pm | $35~$45 + fee \nSunday 3/19 5:00 pm & 7:30 pm  | $35~$45 + fee \nStreaming Pass: 5:00pm & 7:00pm only | $10.00 + fee
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/monty-alexander-memories-of-left-bank-society
LOCATION:Keystone Korner Baltimore\, 1350 Lancaster Street\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:KEVIN BALES QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:By some measures\, Kevin Bales was a latecomer to jazz\, already 17 when he encountered the sounds and structures and became captivated by the freedom and corresponding challenges of the music. But if late to the party\, he wasted no time in immersing himself in the celebration\, declaring total commitment to what would be his life’s work and backing his announcement by resigning his job and designated career in computer programming. Kevin could commit to jazz with a reasonable degree of expectation. He was already an accomplished pianist\, with classical chops refined since the age of 10. So accomplished he was invited to audition for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra\, then under the direction of its most storied conductor Robert Shaw\, at age 16. \nKevin’s initial career move was to the University of North Florida and a budding if little-known jazz program. There he met and performed with\, and went on to record and tour with\, a number of monumental artists who had settled into that burgeoning North Florida jazz scene. Giants like Wynton Marsalis\, Louie Bellson\, Eddie Daniels\, James Moody\, Ben Tucker\, Ira Sullivan\, Sam Rivers\, and Nat Adderley. He counts among his mentors bassist Ben Tucker\, multi-instrumentalist Ira Sullivan\, guitar legends Nathen Page and Jack Petersen\, and the fiercely individual saxophonist Bunky Green. His meeting with Bunky Green led to five years of tours. His encounter with guitarist Nathen Page blossomed into 15 years of spot tours and four albums. And his work with trumpeter extraordinaire Marcus Printup has become a lifetime association that has included recordings on Blue Note/Capital records. Ten years touring and recording with vocal iconoclast Rene Marie culminated in a Grammy Nominated album. His most recent recording of music composed by Fred Rogers was selected as one of the top 10 albums of 2018 by Cadence Magazine and AllAboutJazz.com \nFew artists have the patience for teaching – as are few teachers accomplished players. But Kevin has amassed a reputation for his prowess in both professions. While still a senior at North Florida he was drafted into a full teaching load\, and continued to be an integral part of the school’s jazz program for upwards of a decade. Today\, Kevin manages his own jazz program\, overseeing an ambitious schedule of ambitious jazz students and runs the improvisation and small group programs at Georgia State University. \nKevin has amassed a long list of awards and a reputation as one of the finest jazz pianists performing anywhere. In 1994\, less than a decade into jazz\, he won the American Pianist Association’s Jazz Piano Competition. In addition to nearly every important jazz venue in the South\, he has performed in some of the most acclaimed clubs and festivals in America and around the world: the JVC Jazz Festival in New York\, The Bakery in Los Angeles\, The Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center jazz series\, the Toronto and Edinburgh jazz festivals\, and the Moscow Center for the Performing Arts. \nShows ~ 7:30pm | 9:30pm
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/kevin-bales-quartet
LOCATION:The Velvet Note\, 4075 Old Milton Parkway\, Alpharetta\, GA\, 30005\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:JEFF JENKINS
DESCRIPTION:Jeff Jenkins – Piano | Darryl White – Trumpet\, Flugelhorn | Dale Black – Acoustic Bass | Jeffrey Johnson – Drums\nOmaha-based jazz pianist\, composer\, and educator Jeff Jenkins was recently a professor of music in the Thompson Jazz Studies Program at the University of Colorado at Boulder.Grounded in a wide range of jazz styles\, he has released seven original CDs in the last 15 years\, while appearing as a featured player on dozens more. Throughout his career Jenkins has appeared locally\, nationally and internationally in festivals and clubs with his eponymous ensembles\, or as a guest artist with jazz greats including Freddie Hubbard\, Eddie Harris\, Clark Terry\, The New York Voices\, Bobby Hutcherson\, and John Abercrombie\, among others. A product of the acclaimed jazz program at the University of North Texas\, Jenkins continued his piano studies in the New York City studios of Fred Hirsch\, Richie Beirach\, and Kenny Barron. Based in Manhattan in the 1980s\, Jenkins performed in noted jazz venues throughout the city\, and appeared as principal pianist forseveral Broadway musicals. A gifted bandleader and in-demand sideman across Colorado\, Omaha\, and the western region\, Jenkins also mixes and produces music professionally in his Mixdown Sound recording studio. \nDarryl White’s performance experiences include a wide range of idioms. He has appeared as guest soloist with the Omaha Symphony\, Lincoln Symphony\, Colorado Symphony\, Mesa Chamber Orchestra\, Grand Junction Symphony\, Lake Forest Chamber Orchestra and many other solo appearances across the nation. He has also appeared as guest soloist for several international festivals including the International Brass Conference in Winnipeg\, Manitoba\, Montreux Jazz Festival\, the International Women’s Brass Conference\, the International Trumpet Guild Conference\, the Brandon Jazz Festival\, the New Mexico Jazz Festival\, Monterey Jazz Festival and Roaring Fork Jazz Festival in Aspen\, Colorado as well as with college jazz bands and high schools across the continent. He can be heard on several recordings including performances with the Denver Brass\, “Rhapsody in Red\, White & Blue” on Centaur Records\, 1997; and “America\, The Golden Dream” on Delos International\, 1996. He can also be heard on the Capri Record Label with jazz tenor saxophonist Keith Oxman on a 1997 release entitled “Out on a Whim and a 1999 release entitled “Hard Times”. White currently has three solo recordings released. The first is a 1999 release entitled\, “Ancient Memories\,” and a 2002 release entitled “In the Fullness of Time”. The 2002 release features several original compositions including “Lil I” featured on the PBS special “New Beginnings”. Lastly\, White released his first classical recording\, “Resonance” (2007) which features ECM recording artist/pianist Art Lande. \nBorn in Wichita Kansas Dale began playing the clarinet at 8 years old and later became interested in string instruments taking on the upright bass and later the electric bass in church.  In 2008 Dale moved to Los Angeles California where he was embraced for his contributions to the west coast scene and beyond. Working with a myriad of artist including Terence Blanchard\, Kamasi Washington\, Marcus Belgrave\, Terrace Martin\, Kenny Burrell and the Late Solomon Burke to name a few.  Dale continues to record as well as tour and has currently been working on releasing his much-antisipated debut album this fall. \nA native of Fayetteville\, North Carolina and a recent transplant to the Omaha area\, Jeffery Johnson is a soulful\, swinging presence on the scene. Steeped in the tradition of gospel music as a child\, Johnson eventually attended the University of North Carolina at Pembroke to pursue a B.A. in Music with a concentration in Jazz Studies. During his undergraduate program\, Jeffery played R&B\, Gospel\, and Jazz throughout North Carolina\, and embarked on another musical journey to obtain his M.M. in Jazz Studies at North Carolina Central University under the direction of Dr. Ira Wiggins\, where he was fortunate to learn from Branford Marsalis and Joey Calderazzo.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/jeff-jenkins
LOCATION:The Jewell | Closed Permanently\, 1030 Capitol Avenue\, Omaha\, NE\, 68102\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:SHEDRICK MITCHELL
DESCRIPTION:Pianist Shedrick Mitchell leads a quartet in celebration of his new album. After releasing his debut recording in 1997\, Mitchell began a history-making run supporting some of the biggest names in music including Maxwell\, Stevie Wonder\, Chaka Khan\, Jay-Z\, Whitney Houston\, Christian McBride\, and Dianne Reeves. After a 25-year hiatus of recording as a leader\, Mitchell released a follow-up and has been refocusing on his own music that synthesizes classical\, jazz\, blues\, and gospel.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/shedrick-mitchell
LOCATION:Smoke Jazz & Supper Club\, 2751 Broadway\, New York City\, NY\, 10025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:GEORGE CABLES QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:George Cables – piano\nCraig Handy – tenor saxophone\nEssiet Essiet – bass\nJerome Jennings – drums \nOne of the essential artists of piano\, George Cables (aka “Mr. Beautiful”) is known for his impeccable sound\, sensitive accompaniment\, and original playing. A trusted collaborator over the past 50 years for artists like Joe Henderson\, Freddie Hubbard\, Dexter Gordon\, and Art Pepper\, Cables has also released numerous important recordings as a leader. The New York City Jazz Record says\, “He is a piano giant.” National Public Radio adds “His solos reveal a deep sense of groove and pacing and a mind at work.” His compelling quartet features saxophonist Craig Handy\, bassist Essiet Essiet\, and drummer Jerome Jennings. \nLkiveStream: $15.00 + fees
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/george-cables-quartet
LOCATION:Smoke Jazz & Supper Club\, 2751 Broadway\, New York City\, NY\, 10025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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