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Monthly Archives: September 2014
White Plains Jazz Festival – September 7, 2014
White Plains Jazz Festival – September 7, 2014 This gig was out in the street in front of the ArtsWestchester building. I caught the final two acts, Mike Morganelli’s Brazil Project and Bobby Sanabria/Ascension. Since I had already previously sketched … Continue reading
Duende Project – September 3, 2014
Duende Project – White Plains Public Library – September 3, 2014 This event was part of the White Plains Jazz Festival, though it was more of a poetry happening. First there was a series of open mic poetry readings (talk … Continue reading
Godforsaken String Band – August 29, 2014
Godforsaken String Band – Bread Alone Farmer’s Market, Boiceville – August 29, 2014 Whenever I enter the Bread Alone bakery, I want to eat every single thing there. Turns out they sponsor a farmer’s market in the parking lot next … Continue reading
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Jimmy Owens – August 27, 2014
Jimmy Owens – Grant’s Tomb – August 27, 2014 Owens is the latest NEA Jazz Master notch in my belt, and I’m contemplating a print series of ’em. His main instrument was the flugelhorn, and he was surrounded by additional … Continue reading
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Tagged Danny Mixon, flugelhorn, Grant's Tomb, guitar, jazz, Jazzmobile, Jimmy Owens, Michael Howell, piano
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Max Baca & Los Texmaniacs – August 26, 2014
Max Baca & Los Texmaniacs – Ballard Park – August 26, 2014 Baca is a Grammy Award winner, and he interspersed explanatory patter into his set to get the Ridgefield vanilla crowd properly oriented. His music is Tex-Mex, tejano, norteno, … Continue reading
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Tagged accordion, bajo sexto, Ballard Park, bass, CHIRP, Danny Martinez, drums, Josh Baca, Los Texmaniacs, Max Baca, Noel Hernandez, norteno, tejano
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Jimmy Heath Band – August 20, 2014
Jimmy Heath Band – Grant’s Tomb – August 20, 2014 Well I’ve finally gotten to the point where I’m sketching sidemen instead of the leader (I have sketched Heath four times already over the years), and I don’t know the … Continue reading
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Tagged Grant's Tomb, guitar, Jazzmobile, Jeremy Pelt, Jimmy Heath Band, Tony Purrone, trumpet
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Ruthie Foster – August 19, 2014
Ruthie Foster – Ballard Park – August 19, 2014 Foster works at the intersection of blues and gospel. She got there from her strong gospel background – I don’t suppose that too many of the blues/gospel artists will arrive there … Continue reading
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Tagged Ballard Park, bass, blues, CHIRP, gospel, guitar, Larry Fulcher, Ruthie Foster
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