THU MAR 6 8PM / FREE
Fulton Recital Hall, University of Chicago, 1010 E. 59th Street,
Goodspeed Hall 4th floor 773-702-8069
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
”BLUES FROM AROUND THE WORLD WITH YOKO NOGE”
performs her tunes, a fusion of original Japanese folk songs and blues,
featuring Sister Persistent, HotHouse Blues, Snow Country, & Tanko Bushi
with the JAZZ X-TET
under the direction of Mwata Bowden and orchestration of Burgess Gardner
Oh, Oh, Three-Three Delights In One.
Lots of threes tonight.
Year of 3.
Month of 3. Night and Day of 3 +
3.
Received components for http://www.jazzhope.com/BAND_JazzXtet.htm
This was free in more ways than one.
Something you could invite your parents and your guarding avant friends to.
WATT A WAY TO LAUNCH 1 of 3.
COPIED FROM PROGRAM-EVEN I COULD NOT CONCENTRATE THE
WORDS LIKE THIS:
Osaka blues vocalist and Victor recording artist Yoko Noge left Japan in the
1980’s to explore the Chicago Blues scene.
She soon took up the piano with Boogie and Blues master Erwin Helfer. The Jazz Me Blues band was founded in
Chicago
in 1987 by Noge and Clark Dean. They
merged their musical talents in order to participate in Chicago’s blues and
jazz
community. Two legends, the late
guitarist Floyd McDaniel and the late drummer S.P.Leary, played with the band
for
many years and can both be heard on Jazz Me Blues early
CD’s. The band currently has six
members who are jazz
veterans and each with a unique musical personality. As the band leader, Noge’s objective is to allow each musician
to fully contribute their sound as part of the performance. The band plays many of Noge’s compositions,
with lyrics in
Japanese and English, and revitalizes classic blues and mainstream jazz with
its own blend of Osaka and Chicago cultures.
Program order and additional pieces will be
announced from the stage.
Sister Persistent
Yoitomake No Uta, a Japanese work song
Otokonante, Just a Man, They Don’t Count
Snow Country, inspired by Yasunari Kawabata
Tanko Bushi, a coal mining song.
WOW this had blue moment-um-um and all that physics
Zebra Libra visited from 8:15 – 9:00
THU MAR 6
8pm, $10 HOTHOUSE
31 East Balbo (312)362-9707
Andreas Kapsalis Quartet &
The Paul Wertico Trio, featuring
John Moulder & Mike Kocour
Andreas Kapsalis' unique eight-finger guitar technique fused with a powerful
percussion ensemble combines elements of jazz,
funk and flamenco. His quartet includes Jamie Gallagher (drums), Darren Garvey
(percussion), and special guest Zach Brock.
Long-time drummer for the Pat Metheny Group and seven-time Grammy Award winner,
Paul Wertico is one of the premier players
in jazz drumming. His unique vision as a bandleader, composer, arranger, and
producer has garnered him critical acclaim.
WOW
this had rock moment-um-um and all that physics
Zebra Libra visited from 9:35 – 11:15 and experienced one
continuous set of Paul Wertico Trio
featuring John Moulder, guitar & Eric Hochberg, bass/TRUMP!!!
Rock steady…free Bird and all that jazz.
Lots of tunes experimented with but my favorite
Was Eric playing trumpet and simultaneously playing bass.
WATT A WAY TO CONTINUE 2 of 3.
THU MAR 6 9PM-12 VELVET LOUNGE
2128 1/2 S. Indiana Avenue 312-791-9050
New Horizons Ensemble
Ernest Dawkins, saxy leader; SteveBerryBerryGoodToMe,
bone;
JeffWowZowBirdNowParker, guitar; Dare-we-sayhe’s-ius Savage, bass; I-say-aah-saiah
Spencer, drums
EXPERIENCE THIS ONE LIVE – YOU WILL BECOME ONE WITH THE MUSIC
A tribute to AmeenWhatIPlayMuhammed, with special guests
WOW
this had AmeenWhatISay moment-um-um and all that physics
Zebra Libra visited from 11:35 – 1:30
At first there was
Ernest, bad black alto/PIANO!!!, looking like McCoy but wondering
if there was a piano player in the house.
Vincent Davis on drums
Darius on bass,
Isaiah Jackson on bone,
(Musa) Moses Hollins, trumpet,
unidentified tenor saxman
Subsequent stage shuffle and Ernest and Darius were joined by
Isaiah Spencer, drums
Aaron Getsug, bari
Corey Wilkes, trump
Kevin Neighbors, tenor
ConVincing Continuous Davis
Dare-I+use the Sav-ory-AGE he puts forth?
I-say-ah JACK-SO-much-fun-to-hear-and-watch-marchin-N
Somehow it seemed like a bebop trend started the circle of
musical shades and flavors,
Save the sweetest i.c.e (nice to see you Musa) ing for sooner or
later and right now.
All those Monk tunes
Never let this music go
EaRNEST and your mind is supposed to have fun-ly
Watt a way, I-say-ah- X-pencered tonight.
err-AAR-ON-d man for rhythm, GET-down-SUG
CORE-wee you ‘groved hard and WI-ll, you LooK-EaSe fine like Roy
K-EV-er sounding more and more dexter-IN’ Nay-never-BORed-um
3 of 3
Three times three seeing freedom music in action.
Nice WATTs if you can get it and you can get if you try
WATT A WAY TO COMPLETE 3 of 3.