The Jazz Voyager
The next stop for the Jazz Voyager is the Big Easy to where the ongoing brain child of jazz genius Dr. Nicolas Bazan resides called The Little Gem. Situated on the historic 400 block of South Rampart Street at 445 in New Orleans, Louisiana 70112, not too far from the Superdome and The French Quarter.
The club schedules New Orleans best jazz artists and prides themselves in feeding jazz aficionados with scrumptious updated Southern Soul food. Hours are normally 5pm – 10p, Saturday 11p with Sunday brunch hours 11:30a-2:30p. This weekend the Jazz Voyager will check out Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers fro 7:00p – 8:45p. Reservations and advance ticket purchase is highly recommended and more information can be received when you call 504- 267-4863.
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The Jazz Voyager
The Jazz Voyager is up in the air heading to the West Coast to check out a jazz spot called Savanna Jazz Club located at 1189 Laurel Street, San Carlos, California 94070. Established, owned and operated by educators for the purpose of engaging the young and the community.
Don’t be put off by the sports bar in front because the jazz is securely nestled in the back. Within the walls filled with warm colors, soft lighting sits a cozy jazz lounge whose walls depict the visual history of jazz innovators. With all that ambience, this Jazz Voyager may be subjected to great jazz in less than a listening room.
Arrive in time to check out the happy hour with Michael Turner and partake of libations and bar food, then transition into the music of Pascal Bokar Group with vocalist Masha Camagne. Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 415-624-4549.
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The Jazz Voyager
Maryland is the next destination for The Jazz Voyager to become a part of history with the opening of the new Keystone Korner Baltimore. For those of you who remember or are familiar with the name, you may know Todd Barkan founded his jazz club in San Francisco, California in 1972. Now on the East Coast, the Korner has risen from the ashes to honor the rich jazz history of the city and establish itself as a premier venue for jazz in 2019.
Partnering with chef Robert Wiedmaier, the two resurrected the chef’s Mussel Bar as the new jazz spot and along with top-flight jazz are serving up a menu of outstanding cuisine and libations in this relaxed and welcoming setting. Located at 1350 Lancaster Street 21231, in the Harbor East neighborhood, where the inner harbor has long been attracting residents and visitors of the city.
This trip the Jazz Voyager is going to enjoy the talented pianist Bill Charlap and trumpeter Jon Faddis for a cover of $20 – $35. Carrying-on the original mission of providing the best music in the world for the most affordable prices in the most loving environment, reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 410-946-6726.
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The Jazz Voyager
The next stop on the global sojourn for the Jazz Voyager is Firehouse 12 located at 45 Crown Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06510. This intimate 75 seat auditorium is actually a converted firehouse renovated into a recording studio which is the heart of the venue.
On this trip I will be listening to the talents of the young South African bassist Zwelakhe-Duma Bell le Pere and his Quintet. The quintet features Logan Richardson on alto saxophone, Andrew Burglass on guitar, Taber Gable on piano Jonathan Barber on drums, and Zwelakhe-Duma Bell le Pere on bass.
Showtimes are 8:30pm with cover charge $20 //////general/$15 Student and 10:00pm cover charge of $15 General/$10 Student. For more information the number is 203-785-0468.
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The Jazz Voyager
Top of the eastern coast states is the next destination for the Jazz Voyager as his plane settles down into Portland, Maine. The jazz spot where the locals go is where he has his eye on and it is simply called Blue located at 650A Congress Street, 04101.
Winning Portland’s Best Jazz Venue several years in a row, every Saturday night this intimate spot is dedicated to jazz. There is no cover as they are a donation based venue with 100% going to the musicians, so your generosity is welcome and no reservations are required. A one purchase minimum of food/beverage and sharing a table is highly encouraged.
This week the Jazz Voyager will be taking in an earful of flautist Carl Dimow with his Quartet beginning at 6:00pm. The cuisine is a selection of comfort food, non-alcoholic beverages, wine, beer and cocktails. 21+ only unless accompanied by legal guardian and as always more information may be obtained at 207-774-4111.
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