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Interview By Curtis Davenport

Jazz Inside: So glad that you could take a little

time to speak with us today.

Earl Klugh: Oh, yeah, this is fun.

JI: Ive enjoyed your work for quite a while

now. If I could just share a story I hope youll

find humorous with you about one of the first

times I heard about you back in high school.

There was a young lady who was, I guess, trying

to get to know me a little better, and invite me to

come over to her house. She asked me if I had

ever heard of you, and I had not. But she invited

me over and I have to say my interest in your

music lasted a lot longer than my interest in her.

[Laughter]

EK: Oh, boy. Well, its like that sometimes,

you know?

JI: Yeah, so I did definitely get something out

of that deal. I know that many people have heard

about your, you being influenced by Chet Atkins

- and I know a lot of folks are a bit surprised to

hear that Chet was such an influence on you.

Can you talk just a little bit about how you got to

be influenced by him?

EK: Well, he, just like me, was a nylon string

player. I was all set for that to be my instrument.

The classical guitar was kind of a big thing back

in the early 60s. There were a lot of steel string

players, but then there were some players who

played nylon strings as well. I gravitated to that

because the first time I tried to play a regular

steel-string guitar, non-amplified guitar - boy,

the pressure you have to use with your fingers

and I mean it was just brutal, you know? So I

stuck with my nylon-string guitar, partially for

that, but also, too, you know, it just made sense

to me because I guess had I gotten a steel-string

guitar, I would have taken it along similar lines -

only with the different strings. But I really,

really, really enjoyed the sound of classical gui-

tar, nylon-string guitar - just a very unique in-

strument.

JI: Its been very successful for you and the

beauty of your style comes through every time

we do hear you, its very unique and very enjoy-

able.

EK: Well, thank you.

JI: Still staying on the line of Chet Atkins . I

know that you had worked with him for a while

and done some collaboration with him. Was

there any particular advice that he gave you that

really stuck with you, anything about your per-

sonal relationship with him that stuck with you?

EK: Well, we were good friends. Chet is very

interesting. He was a very interesting person

because he wouldnt say too much - and the

longer I got to know him, the less he would say.

He never would utter a disparaging word on

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anybody - but hed have a way of giving you the message anyway.

[Laughs] There was this one time when we were doing a benefit for

cancer or something. Chet got into a conversation and he said something

about not really being happy with the guy who was trying to interview

him. But Chet never gets frustrated. After everything he said, Well,

thank you so much! Afterwards, he comes back and he says, Earl, you

know, hes a nice guy, hes got to learn how to not talk so much

though. [Laughs] Chet was full of stuff like that - always helpful and

just a brilliant guy. Hes just amazing. He was a tinkerer. He would build

different things for the guitar, look at the guitar in different ways and

change the apparatus on the electric guitars. I was never much into elec-

tric guitar, but Chet was - and he did a lot of things along those lines and

it was just really great being around him and a whole lot of fun.

JI: Now, just something I want to pick up on that you said . You said

you didnt have much of an interest in the electric guitar. I know many

of your contemporaries have demonstrated theyve had such an interest.

What drew you away from the electric guitar? Youve been quite suc-

cessful, of course, on the acoustics, but what drew you away from the

electric?

EK: Well, the short of it is I got a nylon-string guitar for Christmas

many years ago. Im 59 now. I must have been 10 years old when I got

my first nylon-string guitar. So it just stayed that way. There were so

many times where going to school or whatever, kids would laugh at me

with my guitar - laugh at the nylon-string guitar boy. [Laughs]

JI: But whos got the last laugh now, right? [Laughs]

EK: [Laughs] Yeah, thats for sure. Thats for sure. I look back on that

and Im like, well, something turned around to make it all right, so thats

good.

JI: Its been very good. [Laughs] You played a little while with George

Benson and then after that with George Shearing. Can you talk a little bit

about each of those men and their influence on you, in some kind of

way?

EK: Oh, yeah, Shearing was a wonderful man. He had an incredible

group. From the time when I was working with George Benson, we were

kind of relaxed and everything. But with George Shearing, it was a

whole different thing. Everybody wore tuxedos. Everything was kind of

by the book - and he had just tons of songs. It was a really great learning

process for me because all of my experience. I took my music very seri-

ously and I worked very hard on it. But to take that to the stage, and be

very precise and not a step out of line musically, Im speaking of - it was

a complete turnaround as far as the two groups went. At the same time, it

(Continued on page 8)

Earl Klugh

In a lot of ways, those two bands

[Shearing & Corea] were very

similar because every note was

on the paper until you got to the

improvisation section - and that

was another discipline that I had

to hone because I was not a very

strong sight reader at that time.

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really helped me to be working in George Shear-

ings band and working that way. After maybe

another six months, I ended up working with

Chick Corea and his second incarnation of Re-

turn to Forever. In a lot of ways, those two bands

were very similar because every note was on the

paper until you got to the improvisation section -

and that was another discipline that I had to hone

because I was not a very strong sight reader at

that time. So that really helped me. Im still

pretty much self-taught, but I was able to im-

prove my sight reading and that was a big deal

for me.

JI: Very interesting. A lot of people wouldnt

make a direct correlation between George Shear-

ing and Chick Corea and Return to Forever - but

you see, there is a lot they have in common.

EK: Yes, absolutely.

JI: Talking a little bit about HandPicked [your

new album on Concord] now - excellent CD.

Ive gotten the opportunity to listen to it in the

last few days and outstanding as usual. Your

recent projects have been solo ones. HandPicked

is mostly solo and youve got a couple of duets.

What is drawing you more at this point? Can we

say that youre being drawn more at this point in

your career to doing solo work than you have

been in the past?

EK: I would say yes. Im sure that after this

particular project, Im going to return to do a full

band type of recording. Looking back over my

career, I always thought of myself as a solo

player pretty much anyway. But, I wanted to try

something a little bit different. A lot of times

when youre trying to write songs and I did a lot

of that . I just wanted to get something where

there was less of a structure, and have something

where I can pick the songs, flush out what I want

in them and what I dont, and do some solo

shows. I really enjoy it. So this was very good

for me right through this period of time, because

I was looking for something that was going to be

a little bit different - and there was so much of

the acoustic guitar in the electric band. I just

wanted to go another way. I felt that I had ex-

hausted some things playing like that. So I

started doing some solo shows and more acous-

tic type of shows. Im still going to continue on

with the other in my work. But this gets you

thinking and it gets you doing things that you

otherwise wouldnt do, and I get a chance now to

do solo concerts all over the place - and thats

really a lot of fun. But Im not getting out of the

contemporary arena at all.

JI: Okay, Im sure a lot of your fans will be

relieved to hear that. I want to ask you about

song selection on HandPicked where there are

a lot of beautiful standards and your own compo-

sitions. What makes a song work for Earl Klugh

- that makes you say, Im going to put this one

on an album, I want to record this one? What

about a song attracts you to it, if anything?

EK: Just whether if I like it or not. A lot of

these songs have been songs that Ive heard and

played in some configuration probably most of

my adult life. When I first started recording,

almost everybody was writing and recording

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Earl Klugh

Chet is very interesting. He was a very

interesting person because he wouldnt say

too much - and the longer I got to know him,

the less he would say. He never would

utter a disparaging word

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their own songs. I did a fair amount of that. I

think I can count probably 150 songs Ive writ-

ten - probably 20 that I havent recorded. I just

wanted to take it to a little different place.

JI: Okay. Now, my personal favorite is In Six

- a number that I already had heard and Ive

played a number of times since I got a hold of

the music. Can you talk a little bit about that

song? What inspired you to write it? Whats it

about? Whyd you put this one together?

EK: Oh, I really enjoy different time signatures

- the 6/8 time . its not 3/4 6/8 and for me,

thats a more jazzy type of a feel - the 6/8. They

have jazz waltzes, but this is more of something

that I thought I could really play solo over - the

melodies and stuff. Its just a nice, bubbling

song. Its just fun for me. I love the melody and I

enjoy it.

JI: Well, I enjoy it as well, I hope to hear more

in 6/8 from you, I love the way that time signa-

ture feels in the overall sound of that song - very

striking, very captivating.

EK: Oh, thank you.

JI: Okay, talk to me again about your duet part-

ners here on the album - Bill Frisell and Vince

Gill and theres

EK: Jake Shimabukuro.

JI: What made you decide to play with them?

What is interesting about each of those men that

makes so musically compatible for you?

EK: Oh, well, who can I talk about first? Bill

Frisell is a really great player and were very

different players. But we ended up being friends.

I remember we did some shows at the Manches-

ter Craftsmens Guild in Pittsburgh - and I had a

really good time with him. Hes pretty much like

me. Hes kind of game for anything. Well play

a country tune or well do something out of that

area. Bill plays a lot of electric stuff. I thought it

would be a good mix. I dont think very many

people would think of Bill Frisell and Earl Klugh

playing together. It was a lot of fun. It was the

same thing with Jake on ukulele. I heard him and

its just incredible. I talked to a couple people

just trying to get this going. What ended up hap-

pening is we ended up with three great duets. I

hope that I get a chance to expand on that more

over time. I enjoy playing with other people. Ive

had a band my whole life. I do a lot of solo

shows now. Ive got this really nice solo album

and now Im looking at the duets and things. I

try to keep it fresh and I always try to be mindful

that my audience will like it a lot, too. Thats

kind of how I look at it. If people come up to me

after the show and say, Oh, thats great, then I

figure Im on the right track.

JI: I would agree. As you said about Bill Frisell,

hes someone that a lot of people wouldnt ini-

tially think of Earl Klugh playing with. What

inspired you to play with Vince Gill, and what is

interesting about him?

EK: Oh, man. Well, hes a great guitar player.

Hes blessed with a gorgeous voice. Hes a

really nice guy and hes really funny. [Laughs]

At this point in my life, I want to have a good

time. So working with people like this makes

you happy and it also gives you a chance to

share with people, whatever youre playing,

whatever youre thinking about. Its all of that.

JI: I once read somewhere that you do not gen-

erally consider yourself to be a jazz player. Is

that a true statement, and if it is, then why would

you not consider yourself to be a jazz player? I

know thats something that definitely surprises a

lot of your fan base to hear that.

EK: Oh, yeah. Well, earlier in my career, I

would get kind of bashed by people. I have my

nylon-string guitar - then youre not a jazz

player. So in the eyes of many purists Ive

had my share of I had interviews when I was

younger with major people Well, here

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JI: Jazz police strike again. [Laughs]

EK: [Laughs] Thats it! Thats it! You hit it!

The jazz police, thats it, man.

JI: The men are waiting around every corner

there waiting to write you tickets for all types of

infractions, Im sure.

[Laughter]

EK: Oh, thats the best, thats the best ever - the

jazz police.

JI: I know youve probably gotten quite a bit of

grief from them. But once again, youve out-

lasted quite a number of them.

EK: Yeah, thats true, thats true.

JI: I noticed that on this album, HandPicked,

you played Round Midnight. On your last

album you played Bye Ya. Of course both of

those compositions were written by Thelonious (Continued on page 12)

Earl Klugh

earlier in my career, I would get kind of bashed

by people. I have my nylon-string guitar - then

youre not a jazz player.

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EK: Oh, man, his music is just very interesting

and I listen to it. Theres just a lot to it. What Im

really looking for is just what I got when I was

looking for Bye Ya. You wouldnt think of

that song on a nylon-classical guitar with a bossa

nova feel. I was always interested in Monks

music because when I was younger, I just could-

nt digest it. Now that Im older, I get more out

of it. One thing that Ive been doing of late is

trying to find more of his songs that I can put my

stamp on. Its fun. I enjoy writing music - but I

also enjoy interpreting it, too.

JI: Thats great to hear. Im also a Monk fan.

So it was a pleasant surprise to hear a couple of

his tunes show up on your album. Since you

have that interest in Monk, and I know that a

number of guitarists, and Blakey and other musi-

cians have done Monk tribute albums. Is there

any possibility of that in your future?

EK: Yeah, I would say so. Ive been working

on a few other things. If I can pull together an-

other two or three songs, Ill probably have

about five or six that Im looking at to put it into

a different box - not like I did with the other two

songs - just to find a way to take the music to a

little bit of a different place and have some fun

with it.

JI: You seem to have eclectic tastes. Is there

anybody to whom you listen or are a fan of,

whom people might be surprised to find out that

you enjoy?

EK: You mean my fans?

JI: Yeah, that your fans would be surprised to

find out that you enjoy listening to.

EK: Oh, gosh. Monk was a pretty good stretch,

Im trying to think of well, you know, Coun-

try music in general my mom is from

Natchez, Mississippi.

JI: My dads from Vicksburg, I know it well.

EK: [Laughs] Yeah, gosh, I dont know. Im

kind of at that point where got my record com-

pleted, so Im just looking forward to seeing

what everybody is going to think. It took some

time and I had a great time with it. I flew from

city to city to do the duets and everybody was

busy at the time. Thats just natural. Youre ei-

ther touring or youre working on a record. I was

just glad I was able to get this put together at this

particular time. Its something Ive always

wanted to do - work with my favorite players.

JI: A couple more quick questions You

played with a number of guys on this album that

weve already talked about. Is there anyone with

whom youd really like to work but havent yet

gotten a chance?

EK: Lets see. Well, someone, obvious here,

with this record, is Burt Bacharach. I had a

chance to spend some time with him. We went

out to dinner one night. But we never worked on

anything together and that would be something

that would be a lot of fun for me - just to spend

some musical time with him and see what hes

about.

JI: Okay, the final question Weve spoken

about how people have described you - be it the

infamous jazz police or your fans. As a musi-

cian, Earl Klugh, the musician, how would you

describe yourself?

EK: Gosh, a very happy and blessed man. So

far so good - knock on wood.

JI: Thats a great place to be.

EK: Yep, it is.

JI: Well, with that Ill say it has truly been a

pleasure, sir.

EK: No, its my pleasure, this was really great.

Truly! Trust me - dont get em good like this

very often.


Earl Klugh

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PM. 116 East 27th St. Earl Klugh at Blue Note, 8PM, 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Camila Meza 4 with Gerald Clayton: CD Release Party at

Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Vijay Iyer and Thums Up at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM.

Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Mel Davis and Friends at Trumpets, 8PM. 6 Depot

Square, Montclair NJ. Owl 3 with Lage Lund and Will Vinson at The Bar Next

Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Al Foster 4 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178

7th Ave S. Miss Ida Blue at Edison Rum House, 9PM. 228 W 47 St. Wilson Chembo Corneil at Nuyorican Poets Cafe,

9PM. 236 East 3rd St. Verve Jazz Ensemble at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E.

52nd St. Grupo Irk at Gonzalez y Gonzalez, 9:30 and 11:30 PM.

192 Mercer St. Yotam Silberstein 4 at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Florencia Gonzalez Candombe Project at Terraza 7, 9:30

PM. 40-19 Gleane Street, Elmhurst NY. Saul Rubins ZEBTET, Fat Cat, 10PM. 75 Christopher St. Chris Carroll 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.


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CALENDAR OF EVENTSCALENDAR OF EVENTS


Bryan Carter Group at Dizzys After Hours, 11:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Friday, August 2

Hide Tanaka 3 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Javon Jackson 4 at Shanghai Jazz, 6:30 and 8:30 PM. 24

Main Street, Madison NJ. Jam Session with Coby Narita at Zebs, 6:30. Second

floor, 223 West 28th St. Mind Open at The Astor Room, 7PM. 34-12 36th Street,

Astoria, Queens. Masami Ishikawa 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485

Broadway. Michael Carvin at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater, Mar-

cus Garvey Park, 7PM. West 122nd Street and Fifth Av. Victor Baileys V-Bop! With Lenny White and Alex

Foster at Shapeshifter Lab, 7:00 and 8:15 PM. 18 Whit-well Place, Brooklyn.

Steve Bloom 3 at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Steve Turre and The Bones of Art at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Ron Carter Big Band at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Dana Lauren at Palace Theater, 7:30 PM. 100 East Main Street, Waterbury CT.

Ralph Lalama and Bop Juice at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St.

Earl Klugh at Blue Note, 8PM, 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Marcus Miller at Highline Ballroom, 8PM. 431 W 16th St. Tony Hewitt 4 with George Cables and Victor Lewis at

Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. 3ing featuring Vijay Iyer and Justin Brown at The Stone,

8PM, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Nat Adderley Jr. at Trumpets, 8PM. 6 Depot Square,

Montclair NJ. Buster Williams/ Bruce Williams 4 and Jazz Arts Acad-

emy Student Showcase at Two River Theater, 8PM. 21 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank NJ.

Pablo Zieglers Tango Conexion with special guest Stefon Harris at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Al Foster 4, Village Vanguard, 178 7th Ave S. Chris Speed 3 at Cornelia St Cafe, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. 29

Cornelia St. Matt Panayides, Rich Perry, Steve LaSpina at

Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Akoko Nante Ensemble at Shrine, 10PM. 2271 Adam

Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Jared Gold/ Dave Gibson Band at Fat Cat, 10:30 PM. 75

Christopher St. Quincy Davis 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Joey Morant 3 at Garage, 10:45 PM. 99 7th Ave S. NB4tet featuring Nicholas Biello at Somethin Jazz,

11PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Bryan Carter Group at Dizzys After Hours, 11:30 PM. 10

Columbus Circle #5. Marvin Parks at Metropolitan Room, 11:30 PM. 34 W

22nd St. Spiritchild and Mental Notes at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131

W. 3rd St.

Saturday, August 3

Larry Newcomb 4 at Garage, 12:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. B.D. Lenz at Palmer Square, 2:00 PM. 40 Nassau Street,

Princeton NJ. B. D. Lenz at Halo Pub, 6:00 PM. 9 Hullfish St, Princeton Evgeny Sivtov at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Javon Jackson 4 at Shanghai Jazz, 6:30 and 8:45 PM. 24

Main Street, Madison NJ. Ed Palermo Big Band: Eddy Loves Frank at The Falcon,

7PM. 1348 Route 9W, Marlboro NY. Kyoko Oyobe Band at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Jerry Topinka at Salt Creek Grille, 7PM. One Rockingham

Row, Princeton NJ. Cettina Donato 4 featuring Cristina Vaira at Somethin

Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Paul Bollenback 3 with Gerry Gibbs at The Bar Next

Door, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Steve Turre and The Bones of Art at Dizzys Club Coca


PM. 116 East 27th St. Richie Vitale 5 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Earl Klugh at Blue Note, 8PM, 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Ken Simon 4 at Cleopatras Needle, 8PM. 2485 Bdwy. Wolff and Clark Expedition with Michael Wolff, Mike

Clark, and Ben Allison at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Tirtha featuring Vijay Iyer and Nitin Matta at The Stone,

8PM, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Buster Williams/ Bruce Williams 4 and Jazz Arts Acad-

emy Student Showcase at Two River Theater, 8PM. 21 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank NJ.

Pablo Zieglers Tango Conexion with special guest Stefon Harris at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Al Foster 4 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S.

Chris Speed 3 at Cornelia St Cafe, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. 29 Cornelia St.

Clarence Penn: Monk the Lost Files at Jazz Gallery, 9PM, 10:30 PM. 5th Fl , 1160 Bdwy

Emanuele Tozzi 4 at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd Rome Neals Banana Puddin at Nuyorican Poets Cafe,

9:30 PM. 236 East 3rd St. Quincy Davis 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Peter Valera and the Jump Blues Band at Garage, 10:45

PM. 99 7th Ave S. Brett Sandler 3 at Somethin Jazz, 11PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Bryan Carter Group at Dizzys After Hours, 11:30 PM. 10

Columbus Circle #5. Sonora Nuyorkina at Gonzalez y Gonzalez, 11:30 PM

and 1:30 AM. 192 Mercer St. Eva Corts at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Sunday, August 4

Jeremy Baums Soul Jazz 3 at The Falcon, 10:00 AM. 1348 Route 9W, Marlboro NY.




Victor Prieto 3 at City Winery, 11:00 AM. 155 Varick St. Ben Healy 3 at Garage, 11:30 AM. 99 7th Ave S. Hiromi Suda CD Release Party at Blue Note, 12:30 and

2:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Roz Corral 3 with Ron Affif at North Square Restaurant,

12:30, 2PM. 103 Waverly Place. Vanderlei Pereira and Blindfold Test at Charles A. Dana

Discovery Center, Central Park, 2:00 PM. Free. 110th Street bet. Fifth and Lenox Avenues.

Perfect Alibi 5 with Meg Macan at Haileys Harp, 3:00 PM. 400 Main Street, Metuchen NJ.

John Merrill 3 at Smalls, 4:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Marty Wilson 3 at Deer Head Inn, 5:00 PM. 5 Main Street,

Delaware Water Gap PA. The Four Horns at Saint Peters Church, 5:00 PM. 619

Lexington Avenue. Terry Waldos Gotham City Band at Fat Cat, 5:45 PM. 75

Christopher St. Jocelyn Shannon Band at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E.

52nd St. Steve Turre and The Bones of Art at Dizzys Club Coca


PM. 116 East 27th St. Joe Cohn/ Chris Flory Duo at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W

10th St. Carrie Jackson at Trumpets, 7:30 PM. 6 Depot Square,

Montclair NJ. Earl Klugh at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd

St. Ben Wolfe 4 with Orrin Evans at Iridium, 8PM, 10PM.

1650 Broadway. Shrine Big Band at Shrine, 8PM. 2271 Adam Clayton

Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Vijay Iyer and Mari Kimura at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM.

Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Groove Apparatus at Van Goghs Ear, 8PM. 1017 Stuyve-

sant Avenue, Union NJ. Ben Van Gelder 4 at Cornelia St Cafe, 8:30 PM. 29 Cor-

nelia St. Fat Cat Big Band at Fat Cat, 8:30 PM. 75 Christopher St. Swingadelic at Swing 46, 8:30 PM. 349 West 46th St. Al Foster 4 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178

7th Ave S. Luiz Simas 4 at Birdland, 9:00 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Susan Kramer 3, David Schumacher at The Wayland,

9:30 PM. 700 East 9th St. Mauricio DeSouza 3 at Garage, 11PM. 99 7th Ave S. Smalls Family Jam Session at Smalls, 11PM. 183 W 10th

Monday, August 5

Jonathan Saraga 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Clarke Thorell: Songs I Wish Id Written at Birdland, 7PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Howard Williams Jazz Orchestra at Garage, 7PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Ed Vezinho / Jim Ward Big Band with special guest Eddie Bruce at Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro, 7PM. 908 Shore Road, Somers Point NJ.

Will Calhoun 3 at Bushnell Park, 7:30 PM. Free. Jewell and Elm Streets, Hartford CT.

Ali Jackson 4 at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Sheryl Bailey / Paul Bollenback Duo at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St.

Abby Dobson at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Jane Monheit with The Les Paul 3 at Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650 Broadway.

Victor Baker at Shrine, 8PM. 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue).

Kavita Shah 3 with Yotam Silberstein at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Laila Biali at Cornelia St Cafe, 8:30 PM. 29 Cornelia St. Paris Wright 4 at Fat Cat, 9PM. 75 Christopher St. Fernando Huergo 5 at Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30 PM. 18

Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Leala Cyr and Ricardo Vogt at Cornelia St Cafe, 10PM.

29 Cornelia St.

Gerry Gibbs Group with Steve Wilson, Robin Eubanks, and Essiet Essiet at Smalls, 10PM. 183 W 10th St.

Justin Lees 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S. After Hours Session, Fat Cat, 12:30 PM. 75 Christopher

Tuesday, August 6

Kazaam!: Love Songs, Recollections, and Contempo-rary Improvisations, Cornelia St Cafe, 6PM. 29 Cornelia St.

Yvonnik Prene 4 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Andrew Van Tassel 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM.

129 MacDougal St. Maucha Adnet and Helio Alves with special guests Cyro

Baptista and Anat Cohen at 54 Below, 7:00 and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St.

Wysocki Jazz 3 at Caffe Vivaldi, 7PM. 32 Jones St. Radam Schwartz at Central Avenue, Downtown Jazz

Festival, 7PM. 137 Central Avenue, Westfield NJ. Dave Leonhardt 3 at Elm Street, Downtown Jazz Festi-

val, 7PM. 105 Elm Street, Westfield NJ. Saul Rubins ZEBTET at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Danny Mixon at Jazzmobile, 7PM. West 135th Street at

Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Weyou at Shapeshifter Lab, 7PM. 18 Whitwell Place,

Brooklyn. Ali Jackson 4 at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30

PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. New Dimensions in Latin Jazz: A Cuban Drum Series

with Enildo Rasua at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Diego Figueiredo at Joes Pub, 7:30 PM. 425 Lafayette St Fatum Brothers 3 + Jas Walton at The Lambs Club, 7:30

PM. 132 West 44th St. Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at

Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Jeff Siegal 5 at New York City Bahai Center, 8:00 and



9:30 PM. 53 East 11th St. Steven Golub and Uncharted Territory at Shrine, 8PM.

2271 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Carson Moody + Special Guests at The Stone, 8PM.

Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Nathan Hook Band at Tumultys Pub, 8PM. 361 George

Street, New Brunswick NJ. Jack Jeffers NY Classics featuring Monika Oliveira at

Zinc Bar, 8PM, 10PM. 82 West 3rd St. Knower at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place,

Brooklyn. Jacam Manricks 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30

PM. 129 MacDougal St. 3 3 (Oliver Lake/ Reggie Workman/ Andrew Cyrille) with

special guest Vijay Iyer at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Melissa Stylianou at Cornelia St Cafe, 8:30 PM. 29 Cornelia St.

Steve Wilson, Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S.

Willie Martinez y La Familia at Fat Cat, 9PM. 75 Christo-pher St.

James Carney 3 with Mark Helias at Korzo, 9PM. 667 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Adam OFarrill at Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Kat Calvosa at Cornelia St Cafe, 10PM. 29 Cornelia St. Red Wierenga at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street

and Avenue C. Nat Janoff 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Splang-a-Lang 3 with Mike McGinnis at Korzo, 10:30

PM. 667 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Wednesday, August 7

John Eckerts New York Jazz Nine at Saint Peters Church, 1:00 PM. 619 Lexington Avenue.

Anderson Brothers at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Abe Ovadia 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 Mac-

Dougal St. We Three Swing at Inn at Millrace Pond, 6:30 PM. 303

Hope Johnsonburg Road, Hope NJ. Rafael DLugoff 3 + at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Will Calhoun at Grants Tomb, 7PM. Corner of Riverside

Drive and West 120th St. Fatum Brothers 3 at Nu Hotel, 7PM. 85 Smith Street,

Brooklyn. Bucky Pizzarelli at Shanghai Jazz, 7PM. 24 Main Street,

Madison NJ. Paul Carton at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Ali Jackson 4 at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30

PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Next Collective at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116

East 27th St. Rubn Blades at Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center, 7:30

PM. Free. Corner of Amsterdam Ave & West 62nd St. Monday Blues Jazz Orchestra at Stardust Ballroom,

7:30 PM. 363 West Browning Road, Bellmawr NJ. Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at

Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Eddie Henderson 4 featuring Tiger Onitsuka at Kitano,

8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Najwa Perkins and the After Hours 3 + 1 at New Bruns-

wick Hyatt, 8PM. 2 Albany Street, New Brunswick NJ. Michael Reisman at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street

and Avenue C. 3 3 (Oliver Lake/ Reggie Workman/ Andrew Cyrille) with

special guest Vijay Iyer at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Wysocki Jazz 3, Caffe Vivaldi, 8:30 PM. 32 Jones St. Brianna Thomas at Cornelia St Cafe, 8:30 PM. 29 Corne-

lia St. Steve Wilson 4 with Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard,

8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Groover 3 at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Russ Nolan at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Gerald Clayton Group at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Joe Alterman 3 at Caffe Vivaldi, 10PM. 32 Jones St. Nicole Zuraitis at Cornelia St Cafe, 10PM. 29 Cornelia St. Lauren Radnofsky and Brad Lubman at The Stone,

10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Grandpa Musselman and the Syncopators at The Way-land, 10PM. 700 East 9th St.

Adam Larson 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Thursday, August 8

Tony Jefferson 4 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Aki Yamamoto 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485

Broadway. Bucky Pizzarelli and Ed Laub at The Falcon, 7PM. 1348

Route 9W, Marlboro NY. Clifford Barbaro 4 at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Sharon Rae North at Metropolitan Room, 7PM. 34 W

22nd St. Swingadelic at Sinatra Park, 7PM. Free. 401 Sinatra

Drive, Hoboken NJ. Engelbert, Gordon, and Lama at Somethin Jazz, 7PM.

212 E. 52nd St. Jeff Ciampa/ Mark Egan/ David Mann/ Terry Silverlight

at Warwick Village Green, 7PM. Free. Railroad Avenue, Warwick NY.

Ali Jackson 4 at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Next Collective at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Dance Heginbotham with the Raymond Scott Or-chestrette / Henry Butler, Steve Bernstein, and The Hot Nine at Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center, 7:30 PM. Free. 10 Lincoln Center Plaza at Columbus Avenue.

Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers at Highline Ball-room, 8PM. 431 West 16th St.

Akiko Tsuruga 4 at Makeda, 8PM. 338 George Street, New Brunswick NJ.

Marlene VerPlanck at Rock Hall Museum, 8PM. Free. 199 Broadway, Lawrence NY.

Bill Solomon and Kelli Kathman at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Eduardo Belo 3 with Koran Agan at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

3 3 (Oliver Lake/ Reggie Workman/ Andrew Cyrille), Vijay Iyer at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Steve Wilson 4 with Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S.

Florencia Gonzalez Candombe Project at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St.

Mimi Jones 3 at Thalia Bar, Symphony Space, 9PM. 2537 Broadway.

Chico Pinheiro and The Brazilian Dream Band at 54 Below, 9:30 PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St.

Taino Swing at Gonzalez y Gonzalez, 9:30 and 11:30 PM. 192 Mercer St.

Gerald Clayton Group at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Greg Glassman 5 at Fat Cat, 10PM. 75 Christopher St. Oliver Hagen at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street

and Avenue C. Bryan Carter 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Friday, August 9

Joonsam Lee 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485 Bdwy. Amina Figarova Sextet at Deer Head Inn, 7PM. 5 Main

Street, Delaware Water Gap PA. Baby Soda Jazz Band at Pier 45, Hudson River Park,

7PM. Free. West Street at West 10th. Jeremy Pelt at Jackie Robinson Park, 7PM. Bradhurst

Avenue. Brenda Earle at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Russ Spiegal 3 at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30, and

11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Myles Mancuso Band at BeanRunner Cafe, 7:30 PM. 201

South Division Street, Peekskill NY. Rodriguez Brothers Band at Dizzys Club Coca Cola,

7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Next Collective at Jazz Standard, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30

PM. 116 East 27th St. Joel Press 4 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at

Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St.

August 2013 All Shows on Tuesdays at 8PM

July 30: Ray Blue Ensemble August 6: Jeff Siegal Quintet August 13: John Kordalewski and the Makanda Project August 20: Fyai Vilner Big Band August 27: Mike Longo Funk Band


Matt Mitchell 3 at Greenwich House, 8PM. Suite 302, 224 West 30th St.

Jay Azzolina, Ron Vincent at Hastings Station Cafe, 8PM. 134 Southside Ave, Hastings-on-Hudson NY.

Roni Ben-Hur, Ray Drummond, Lewis Nash: Music of Billy Strayhorn at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av.

Paul Coleman at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.


Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra at SOBs, 8:30 and 10:45 PM. 204 Varick St.

Steve Wilson 4 with Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S.

Marcus Gilmore at Jazz Gallery, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. Fifth floor, 1160 Broadway.

Steve Parker at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Valery Ponamarev Big Band at Fat Cat, 10:30 PM. 75 Christopher St.

Michael Dease 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Hot House at Garage, 10:45 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Chico Pinheiro and The Brazilian Dream Band at 54

Below, 11PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Sibling featuring Hailey Hiatt at Somethin Jazz, 11PM.

212 E. 52nd St. Courtney Bryan at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131 W. 3rd St. Ehud Asherie at Smalls, 1:30 AM. 183 W 10th St.

Saturday, August 10

Daniela Schaechter at Garage, 12:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. B. D. Lenz at Liberty Village, 1:00 PM. Free. One Church

Street, Flemington NJ. Jazzmobile All Stars at Great Hill, Central Park, 4:00 PM.

106th Street and Central Park West. Andy Ezrin, David Finck Duo at Peach Grove Inn, 4:00

PM. 1572 Route 17A, Warwick NY. Andrew Graus Grautet at Somethin Jazz, 5:00 PM. 212

E. 52nd St. Joel Perry 3 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Lew Tabackin at Deer Head Inn, 7PM. 5 Main Street,

Delaware Water Gap PA. Avi Rothbard 3 at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Agachiko featuring Russ Gershon at Somethin Jazz,

7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Manami Morita at Caffe Vivaldi, 7:15 PM. 32 Jones St. Yotam Silberstein 3 at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30,

and 11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Clifton Anderson 4 at BeanRunner Cafe, 7:30 PM. 201

South Division Street, Peekskill NY. Rodriguez Brothers Band at Dizzys Club Coca Cola,

7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Next Collective at Jazz Standard, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30

PM. 116 East 27th St. Ben Perowsky 4 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at

Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Steve Kimock Band featuring Bernie Worrell at City

Winery, 8PM. 155 Varick St. Alan Rosenthal, Cleopatras Needle, 8PM. 2485 Bdwy. Les Pauls 3 featuring Nicki Parrott and special guest

Bucky Pizzarelli at Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 8PM. 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook CT.

Roni Ben-Hur, Ray Drummond, Lewis Nash: Music of Billy Strayhorn at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av.

Carrie Jackson and Her Jazzin All-Stars at The Mill, 8PM. 101 Old Mill Road, Spring Lake Heights NJ.

Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks at Newton Theatre, 8PM. 234 Spring Street, Newton NJ.

Dave Liebman at Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center, 8PM. 1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf NY.

Dave Stryker at Trumpets, 8PM, 10PM. 6 Depot Square, Montclair NJ.


Swingadelic at Swing 46, 8:30 PM. 349 West 46th St. Steve Wilson 4 with Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard,

8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Jean Rohe at Cornelia St Cafe, 9PM. 29 Cornelia St. Manuel Valeras New Cuban Express at Fat Cat, 10PM.

75 Christopher St. Jessica Schmitz at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street

and Avenue C. Michael Dease 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Akiko Tsuruga 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Chico Pinheiro and The Brazilian Dream Band at 54

Below, 11PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Jazzmeia Horn 4 at Metropolitan Room, 11:30 PM. 34 W

22nd St. Rachel Eckroth at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Sunday, August 11

Lou Caputo 4 at Garage, 11:30 AM. 99 7th Ave S. Henry Butler New Orleans Brunch at Joes Pub, 12:00

PM. 425 Lafayette St. Mark Kramer, Gary Mazzaroppi, Dizzy Dolphin, Atlantic

Club Casino, 12:30 PM. 3400 Pacific Ave, Atlantic City NJ. Vic Juris Brazilian Band featuring Kate Baker at Blue

Note, 12:30 and 2:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Michelle Walker 3 with Ron Affif at North Square Res-

taurant, 12:30 and 2:00 PM. 103 Waverly Place. Nayibe la Gitana at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center,

Central Park, 2:00 PM. Free. 110th Street bet. Fifth and Lenox Avenues.

Hudson Valley Jazz Ensemble at Warwick Grove, 4:00 PM. 12 Cropsey Avenue, Warwick NY.

Leslie Pintchik at Smalls, 4:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Val Hawk with special guest Bob Dorough at Deer Head

Inn, 5:00 PM. 5 Main Street, Delaware Water Gap PA. Fred Sturm Big Band at Saint Peters Church, 5:00 PM.

619 Lexington Avenue. David Berger Jazz Orchestra at Pier 84, Hudson River

Park, 6:30 PM. Free. Dance lessons at 6:30 PM; music starts at 7PM. West 44th St.

Human Equivalent with Leah Gough-Cooper at Some-thin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St.

John Abercrombie/ Steve Swallow/ Adam Nussbaum/ Ohad Talmor at Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center,

7PM. 1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf NY. Rodriguez Brothers Band at Dizzys Club Coca Cola,

7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Dick Campo Big Band with special guests Valerie

Rogers and Nicolas King at Garde Arts Center, 7:30 PM. 325 State Street, New London CT.

Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Infinity Music Hall, 7:30 PM. 20 Greenwoods Road West, Norfolk CT.

Next Collective at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Lezlie Harrison at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Paquito DRivera and His Panamerican Ensemble at

Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Amina Figarova Sextet at Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650

Broadway. John Zorn with special guests at The Stone, 8PM. Cor-

ner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Stephanie Jones Ensemble at Van Goghs Ear, 8PM.

1017 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union NJ.


Fat Cat Big Band at Fat Cat, 8:30 PM. 75 Christopher St. Steve Wilson 4 with Orrin Evans at Village Vanguard,

8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Chico Pinheiro and The Brazilian Dream Band at 54

Below, 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Pedro Giraudo Expansions Big Band at Birdland, 9:00

and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Tangolando at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Afro Mantra at Garage, 11PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Monday, August 12

Shenel Johns 5 at Bushnell Park, 6:00 PM. Free. Jewell and Elm Streets, Hartford CT.

Casey Berman 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Eyal Vilner Big Band at Garage, 7PM. 99 7th Ave S. Brandee Younger Jazz Harp 4 at Bushnell Park, 7:30

PM. Free. Jewell and Elm Streets, Hartford CT. Jazz House Kids featuring Christian McBride at Dizzys

Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Jerome Sabbagh Duo at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Luke Celenza, Blue Note, 8PM, 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Andy Timmons and Anton Fig with the Les Paul 3 at

Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650 Broadway. Alan and Warren Vache at Bickford Theatre, Morris

Museum, 8PM. 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown NJ. Deanna Witkowski 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and

10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Kitten Ruckus at Goodbye Blue Monday, 9PM. 1087

Broadway, Brooklyn. Michael Blanco 4 with Jonathan Kreisberg at Somethin

Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Choro Ensemble with Pedro Ramos and Anat Cohen at

Barbes, 9:30 PM. 376 Ninth Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Ari Hoenig Group at Smalls, 10PM. 183 W 10th St. Chris Beck 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Tuesday, August 13

Mulgrew Miller Celebration at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 1:00, 7:30, and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Rob Edwards 4 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Tom Finn, Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Christian McBride 3 at 54 Below, 7:00 and 9PM. Lower

level, 254 West 54th St. Chuck Lambert Band at Westfield Train Station, Down-

town Jazz Festival, 7PM. 104 North Avenue West, West-field NJ.

Bo Ram Park: Hear the Beauty at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St.

Marcus Strickland 4 at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge at City Winery, 8PM. 155 Varick St.

Duo *3: Anna Webber, Gerald Cleaver, Han-earl Park, Viv Corringham and more at Douglass Street Music Collective, 8PM. 295 Douglass Street, Brooklyn.

John Kordalewski and the Makanda Project at New York City Bahai Center, 8:00 and 9:30 PM. 53 East 11th St.

Mary Halvorson and Joe Morris at The Stone, 8PM.

Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Gusten Rudolph Band at Tumultys Pub, 8PM. 361

George Street, New Brunswick NJ. Gialedo and the Unpredictables at Shapeshifter Lab,

8:15 and 9:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Jonathan Greenstein 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and

10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Joey DeFrancesco with The City Rhythm Orchestra at

Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Lou Donaldson 4, Akiko Tsuruga, Randy Johnston at

Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Michael Attias 4, Nasheet Waits at Korzo, 9PM. 667 Fifth

Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Michael Aranella 3 at Edison Rum House, 9:30 PM. 228

West 47th St. Oz Noy 4 at 78 Below, 10PM. 380 Columbus Avenue. Jason Malletman Taylor at The Cutting Room, 10PM.

44 East 32nd St. Mary Halvorson and Brandon Seabrook at The Stone,

10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Adam Rongo 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Ralph Alessi 3 at Korzo, 10:30 PM. 667 Fifth Avenue, Park

Slope, Brooklyn.

Wednesday, August 14

Roz Corral/ John DiMartino/ Paul Gill at Saint Peters Church, 1:00 PM. 619 Lexington Avenue.

Marc Devine 3 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Yuki Shibata Group at Shrine, 6:00 PM. 2271 Adam

Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Jeff McLaughlin 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129

MacDougal St. Wycliffe Gordon at Grants Tomb, 7PM. Corner of River-

side Drive and West 120th St. Michael Reis at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Roger Davidson at Caffe Vivaldi, 7:15 PM. 32 Jones St. Monty Alexander: Harlem Kingston Express at Dizzys

Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Marcus Strickland 4 at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM.

116 East 27th St. The Smoke Rings at The Lambs Club, 7:30 PM. 132 West

44th St. Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and

10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Ralph Peterson, Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650 Broadway. Nancy Reed, Jim Ridl at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Nicki Parrott/ Rossano Sportiello and Friends at

Bickford Theatre, Morris Museum, 8PM. 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown NJ.

Songbird Takeo at New Brunswick Hyatt, 8PM. 2 Albany Street, New Brunswick NJ.

Thumbscrew 3 with Mary Halvorson and Michael For-manek at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM. 2nd Street and Ave C.

Ted Curson Memorial Jam Session at Trumpets, 8PM. 6 Depot Square, Montclair NJ.

Alex Wyatt Sextet at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Joey DeFrancesco with The City Rhythm Orchestra at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

Lou Donaldson 4 with Akiko Tsuruga and Randy Johns-ton at Village Vanguard, 8:30, 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S.

Logan Richardson 4 at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Nobuki Takamen 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Thursday, August 15

Harlem Blues and Jazz Band at Urban Plaza, 12:30 PM. Free. 51 W. 53rd St.

Bill OConnell and Triple Play at Theater Square, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 5:15 PM. Free. 1 Center Street, Newark NJ.

Clarissa Cinceno at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Newark, 5:30 PM. 224 Market Street, Newark NJ.

Josh Lawrence 4 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Kevin Wang 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 Mac-

Dougal St. Matuto with Clay Ross at Branford Town Green, 6:30

PM. 1019 Main Street, Branford CT. Jerry Topinka Ensemble at Center Street, 6:30 PM.

Center Street on Morris Avenue, Springfield NJ. Clem Ehoff 3 at Hecht Family Chiropractic Care, 6:30

PM. 201 Mountain Avenue, Springfield NJ. Marlene VerPlanck and Her 3 at Lyndhurst, 6:30 PM.

Free. 635 South Broadway, Tarrytown NY. Spanish Harlem Orchestra at Theater Square, New

Jersey Performing Arts Center, 6:30 PM. Free. 1 Center Street, Newark NJ.

Pam Purvis and the Blue Skies Band at Springfield Presbyterian Church, 6:30 PM. 37 Church Mall, Spring-field NJ.

Sharif Zaben 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485 Bdway. Allan Vache 3 at Shanghai Jazz, 7PM. 24 Main Street,

Madison NJ. Jon Nankof 4 with Casey Berman at Somethin Jazz,

7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Silver Arrow Band at Drom, 7:15 PM. 85 Avenue A. Monty Alexander: Harlem Kingston Express at Dizzys

Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Dr. Lonnie Smiths In the Beginning Octet at Jazz

Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St. Larry, Murali, and Julian Coryell at Bearsville Theater,

8PM. 291 Tinker Street, Woodstock NY. Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and

10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Cherry Poppin Daddies at City Winery, 8PM. 155 Varick Dennis Coffey at The Cutting Room, 8PM. 44 East 32nd Joe Magnarelli 4 at Makeda, 8PM. 338 George Street,

New Brunswick NJ. Hendrik Meurkens/ Antonio Adolfo Brazilian 4 at Kitano,

8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Myra Melford and Snowy Egret: Language of Dreams at

Roulette, 8PM. 509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn. 30th Street Blues Band at Shrine, 8PM. 2271 Adam Clay-

ton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Thumbscrew 3 with Mary Halvorson and Michael For-

manek at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM. 2nd st & Ave C. Scott Feiner and Pandeiro Jazz: CD Release Party at

Shapeshifter Lab, 8:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Assaf Kehati 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM.

129 MacDougal St. Joey DeFrancesco with the City Rhythm Orchestra at

Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Lou Donaldson 4 with Akiko Tsuruga and Randy Johns-

ton at Village Vanguard, 8:30, 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Josh Deutsch and Nico Soffiato: A 3 of Duos at Caffe

Vivaldi, 9PM. 32 Jones St. Hector Martignon at Nuyorican Poets Cafe, 9PM. 236

East 3rd St. John Marshall 4 with Tardo Hammer at Silver Lining,

9PM. 75 Murray St. Mind Open at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Los Hacheros at Gonzalez y Gonzalez, 9:30 and 11:30

PM. 192 Mercer St. Devin Bing and the Secret Service at Metropolitan

Room, 9:30 PM. 34 W 22nd St. Briggan Krauss H-Alpha with Ikue Mori and Jim Black

at Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Bklyn. Logan Richardson 4 at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Victor Prieto 3 at Terraza 7, 9:45 PM. 40-19 Gleane

Street, Elmhurst NY. Will Terrill 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Friday, August 16

Masami Ishikawa 3 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Champian Fulton 3 at Shanghai Jazz, 6:30 and 8:30 PM.

24 Main Street, Madison NJ. Mind Open at The Astor Room, 7PM. 34-12 36th Street,

Astoria, Queens. Alex Layne 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485 Bdway. Najwa Perkins and The After Hours 3 +1 at Deer Head

Inn, 7PM. 5 Main Street, Delaware Water Gap PA. Gabriel Butterfield Band featuring Jimmy Vivino, Pete

Levin and Rob Paparozzi, plus special guest Michael Davis at The Falcon, 7PM. 1348 Route 9W, Marlboro NY.

Gregory Generet at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater, Marcus Garvey Park, 7PM. W 122nd Stt and Fifth Avenue.

Chuck Braman Jazz Band at Pier 45, Hudson River Park, 7PM. Free. West Street at West 10th.

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and Ian Froman at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Jeff Allen 4 at BeanRunner Cafe, 7:30 PM. 201 South Division Street, Peekskill NY.

Monty Alexander: Harlem Kingston Express at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Dr. Lonnie Smiths In the Beginning Octet at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Ali Ryerson/ Joe Carter Duo at Palace Theater, 7:30 PM. 100 East Main Street, Waterbury CT.

Pete Malinverni 3 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and

10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. B. D. Lenz Vocal 3 at Canal House, 8PM. 47 Kossuth

Avenue, Wharton NJ. James Blood Ulmer 3 at City Winery, 8PM. 155 Varick St. Michael Hendersons Electric Miles Concert: From

Motown to Miles and Beyond at The Cutting Room, 8PM. 44 East 32nd St.

Lew Tabackin 3 at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Andy Milne and Dapp Theory with special guest David

Gilmore at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:00 and 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Mitch Frohman and The Bronx Horns at SOBs, 8PM, 10PM. 204 Varick St.

Mary Halvorson Septet with Tim Berne and Ingrid Laubrock at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM. 2nd St and Avenue C.

Gustavo Moretto 4 at Trumpets, 8PM, 10PM. 6 Depot Square, Montclair NJ.


Michael Formaneks Resonator with Chris Speed, Loren Stillman, and Angelica Sanchez at Cornelia St Cafe, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. 29 Cornelia St.

Sullivan Fortner at Jazz Gallery, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. Fifth floor, 1160 Broadway.

John Marshall 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Kevin Dorn at Garage, 10:45 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Jacqueline Hopkins and Her Ensemble at Metropolitan

Room, 11:30 PM. 34 W 22nd St. Darren Lyons at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Saturday, August 17

Alex Layne 3 at Garage, 12:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Guitar Summit: Bucky Pizzarelli, Frank Vignola, and Ed

Laub at Morristown Green, 2:00 PM. Free. 20 North Park Place, Morristown NJ.

Charanee at Jazzmobile, 3:00 PM. Corner of West 154th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

Quinn Sullivan Band at Morristown Green, 6:00 PM. Free. 20 North Park Place, Morristown NJ.

Duke Bantu X at Shrine, 6:00 PM. 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue).

Joonsam Lee 3 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Galvanized Jazz Band at Music Mountain, 6:30 PM. 225

Music Mountain Road, Falls Village CT. Clarence Penn at The Falcon, 7PM. 1348 Route 9W,

Marlboro NY. Gary Fogel 5 at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Kevin Kastning and Mark Wingfield at Drom, 7:15 PM.

85 Avenue A. Larry Corban 3 with Harvie S at The Bar Next Door, 7:30,

9:30, and 11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Brian Conigliaro 3 with Jim Cammack at BeanRunner

Cafe, 7:30 PM. 201 South Division Street, Peekskill NY. Monty Alexander: Harlem Kingston Express at Dizzys

Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Louis Fouch 4 at Ginnys Supper Club, 7:30 and 10PM.

310 Lenox Avenue. Dr. Lonnie Smiths In the Beginning Octet at Jazz

Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St. Sarah Partridge 4 at Maxfields On Main, 7:30 PM. 713

Main Street, Booton NJ. Nick Hempton 4 CD Release Party at Smalls, 7:30 PM.

183 W 10th St. Carter Calvert and The Roger Cohen 3 at Algonquin

Arts Center, 8PM. 173 Main Street, Manasquan NJ. Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and

10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Kuni Mikami 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 8PM. 2485 Bdway.

The Four Freshmen at Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 8PM. 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook CT.

Harry Allen 4 with Rossano Sportiello at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av.

Johnny A at Morristown Green, 8PM. Free. 20 North Park Place, Morristown NJ.

Andy Milne and Dapp Theory with special guest David Gilmore at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:00 and 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Mary Halvorson, Tim Berne, Ingrid Laubrock at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Manuel Valera 3 at Trumpets, 8PM, 10PM. 6 Depot Square, Montclair NJ.


Michael Formanek, Chris Speed, Loren Stillman, at Cornelia St Cafe, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. 29 Cornelia St.

Sullivan Fortner at Jazz Gallery, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. Fifth floor, 1160 Broadway.

Cristian Mendoza 4 at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd John Marshall 5 at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Denise Thimes at Garage, 10:45 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Joseph Howell Jazz 4 with Jason Yeager at Somethin

Jazz, 11PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Jessica Le Timbalera y La Malanga at Gonzalez y Gon-

zalez, 11:30 PM and 1:30 AM. 192 Mercer St. Anthony and the Blue Tiger Band at Metropolitan Room,

11:30 PM. 34 W 22nd St. Sam Kinninger at Blue Note, 12:30 AM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Sunday, August 18

Mayu Saeki 3 at Garage, 11:30 AM. 99 7th Ave S. Amanda Ruzza at Blue Note, 12:30 and 2:30 PM. 131 W.

3rd St. Amy London 3 with Lisle Atkinson at North Square

Restaurant, 12:30 and 2:00 PM. 103 Waverly Place. Owl 3 featuring Lage Lund and Will Vinson at Saint

Peters Church, 5:00 PM. 619 Lexington Avenue. Monty Alexander: Harlem Kingston Express at Dizzys

Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Dr. Lonnie Smiths In the Beginning Octet at Jazz

Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St. Ehud Asherie 3 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Eric Johnson and Mike Stern at Blue Note, 8:00 and

10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St. Mary Halvorson Septet with Tim Berne and Ingrid

Laubrock at The Stone, 8PM, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Michael Winnickis Alignment at Van Goghs Ear, 8PM. 1017 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union NJ.

Swingadelic at Swing 46, 8:30 PM. 349 West 46th St. Lou Donaldson 4, Akiko Tsuruga and Randy Johnston

at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 178 7th Ave S. Roni Ben-Hurs Tribute to Wes Montgomery featuring

Steve Nelson, Jeremy Pelt and Bruce Barth at Birdland, 9:00 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St.

John Marshall 4 with Tardo Hammer at Little Branch, 10PM. 20 Seventh Avenue South.

Abe Ovadia 3 at Garage, 11PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Monday, August 19

Nick Finzer 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 Mac-Dougal St.

Winard Harper at Pier 1, Brooklyn Bridge Park, 7PM. 334 Furman Street, Brooklyn.

Howard Williams Jazz Orch, Garage, 7PM. 99 7th Ave S. Francisco Mela 4 at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and

9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Mingus Orchestra at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM.

116 East 27th St. Peter Bernstein at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Liberation Prophecy at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM.

131 W. 3rd St. Magic 3 with Chris McNulty, Paul Bollenback, and

Ugonna Okegwo at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

George Braith and Friends, Fat Cat, 9PM. 75 Christopher Marcus Gilmore at Jazz Gallery, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. Fifth


floor, 1160 Broadway. Will Vinson 4 CD Release Party at Smalls, 10PM. 183 W

10th St. Kenny Shanker 4 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Tuesday, August 20

Ray Blue 3 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. New York Bakery Connection at Shrine, 6:00 PM. 2271

Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Adam OFarrill 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129

MacDougal St. Anat Cohen and Choro Aventuroso at 54 Below, 7:00

and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Mike Kaplan Nonet at Central Avenue, Downtown Jazz

Festival, 7PM. 137 Central Avenue, Westfield NJ. Patty Cronheim Ensemble at Elm Street, Downtown

Jazz Festival, 7PM. 105 Elm Street, Westfield NJ. Hammers Band at PNC Plaza, Downtown Jazz Festival,

7PM. 1 Lincoln Plaza, Westfield NJ. Mauricio DeSouza and Bossa Brasil at Westfield Train

Station, Downtown Jazz Festival, 7PM. 104 North Avenue West, Westfield NJ.

Willie Martinez at Louis Armstrong House Museum, 7PM. 34-56 107th Street, Corona, Queens.

Brian Charette Organ Sextette at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Ambrose Akinmusire Project with Sam Harris and special guests TBA at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Roy Hargrove Big Band with special guest Roberta Gambarini at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd

Jazz Funk Soul Tour with Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, and Chuck Loeb at Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650 Broadway.

Roomful of Blues CD Release Party at B.B. King Blues Club, 8PM. 237 West 42nd St.

Fyai Vilner Big Band at New York City Bahai Center, 8:00 and 9:30 PM. 53 East 11th St.

Satoko Fujii / Tom Rainey Duo at The Stone, 8PM. Cor-ner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Sam Tobias Band at Tumultys Pub, 8PM. 361 George Street, New Brunswick NJ.

Matt Ullerys Loom at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Nick Vayenas 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Billy Hart 4 at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. K. J. Denhert 4 at Side Door Jazz Club, 8:30 PM. 85

Lyme Street, Old Lyme CT. Jimmy Cobb 3 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM.

178 7th Ave S. Marcus Gilmore at Jazz Gallery, 9:00 and 10:30 PM. Fifth

floor, 1160 Broadway. Bad Touch with Loren Stillman at Korzo, 9PM. 667 Fifth

Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Ben Eunson Group at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd Matt Ullerys Loom with special guests at Shapeshifter

Lab, 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Satoko Fujii 5 with Nels Cline at The Stone, 10PM.

Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Paul Francis 3 at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Pete Rende at Korzo, 10:30 PM. 667 Fifth Avenue, Park

Slope, Brooklyn.

Wednesday, August 21

Jack Wilkins and Peter Bernstein at Saint Peters Church, 1:00 PM. 619 Lexington Avenue.

Rick Stone 3 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Anat Cohen and Choro Aventuroso at 54 Below, 7:00

and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Lucky Peterson at The Falcon, 7PM. 1348 Route 9W,

Marlboro NY. Ian OBerne 5 at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Chris Washburne and the SYOTOS Band at Dizzys Club

Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5. Ambrose Akinmusire, Sam Harris and special guests

TBA at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St. Thank You Les: A Tribute to Les Paul at Joes Pub, 7:30

PM. Artists TBA. 425 Lafayette St.

Jersey Jazz Collectiveat Trumpets, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 6 Depot Square, Montclair NJ.

Mark Smalls Open Ended: CD Release Party at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av.

Satoko Fujii 3 with Rene Hart and David Miller at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Austin Day 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.


Jazz Funk Soul Tour with Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, and Chuck Loeb at Iridium, 8PM, 10PM. 1650 Broadway.

Billy Hart 4 at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Nikolaj Hess 4 at Cornelia St Cafe, 8:30 PM. 29 Cornelia. Jimmy Cobb 3 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM.

178 7th Ave S. Piotr Pawlak UStet at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd New York Funk Exchange at Club Groove, 9:30 PM. 125

MacDougal St. Dayna Stephens Group at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th Junk Box with Satoko Fujii and John Hollenbeck at The

Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C. Grandpa Musselman and the Syncopators at The Way-

land, 10PM. 700 East 9th St. Kyoko Oyobe at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Thursday, August 22

Tim Hagans 4 at Urban Plaza, 12:30 PM. Free. 51 W. 53rd St.

Big Fun(k) at Theater Square, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 5:15 PM. Free. 1 Center Street, Newark NJ.

Akiko Tsuruga at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Newark, 5:30 PM. 224 Market Street, Newark NJ.

Tex Allen Sextet at Birdland, 6:00 PM. 315 W. 44th St. George Weldon 3 at Garage, 6:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Nicolas Letman-Burtonovic 4 at Shrine, 6:00 PM. 2271

Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue). Aleksi Glick 3 at The Bar Next Door, 6:30 PM. 129 Mac-

Dougal St. Lao Tizer at Branford Town Green, 6:30 PM. 1019 Main

Street, Branford CT. Mike LeDonnes Groover 4 at Lyndhurst, 6:30 PM. Free.

635 South Broadway, Tarrytown NY. Ohio Players at Theater Square, New Jersey Performing

Arts Center, 6:30 PM. Free. 1 Center Street, Newark NJ. Anat Cohen and Choro Aventuroso at 54 Below, 7:00

and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Ray Parker 3 at Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485 Bdway. Craig Harris Oh Harlem: Reflections on Sekou Sun-

diata at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater, Marcus Garvey Park, 7PM. Corner of West 122nd Street and Fifth Avenue.

Endangered Species: The Music of Wayne Shorter featuring Marcus Strickland, J. D. Allen, Tim Green, Michael Dease, Jeremy Pelt, Geri Allen, Dwayne Burno, and others at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Ambrose Akinmusire, Sam Harris and special guests TBA at Jazz Standard, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.


Danny Jonokuchi Sextet at Goodbye Blue Monday, 8PM. 1087 Broadway, Brooklyn.

Surface to Air at Greenwich House, 8PM. Suite 302, 224 West 30th St.

John Lee Hooker, Jr. at Lucilles, B.B. King Blues Club, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 237 West 42nd St.

Patrick Cornelius Sextet with Frank Kimbrough and Billy Drummond: CD Release Party at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av.

Mike Bond 4 at Makeda, 8PM. 338 George Street, New Brunswick NJ.

Satoko Fujii and Ikue Mori at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Avenue C.

Peter Fish Group with Benjamin Drazen at Shapeshifter Lab, 8:15 PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn.

Sebastian Noelle 3 at The Bar Next Door, 8:30 and 10:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St.

Billy Hart 4 at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Toubab Krewe at SOBs, 8:30 and 10:45 PM. 204 Varick Jimmy Cobb 3 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM.

178 7th Ave S. New York Bakery Connection at Somethin Jazz, 9PM.

212 E. 52nd St. Grand Street Stompers at Edison Rum House, 9:30 PM.

228 West 47th St. Los Hermanos DeLeon at Gonzalez y Gonzalez, 9:30 and

11:30 PM. 192 Mercer St. L*A*W Band at Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30 PM. 18 Whitwell

Place, Brooklyn. Dayna Stephens Group at Smalls, 9:30 PM. 183 W 10th Satoko Fujii 4 at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd Street

and Avenue C. Michika Fukumori at Garage, 10:30 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Friday, August 23

Danny Bacher at Casa Dante, 5:30 PM. 737 Newark Avenue, Jersey City NJ.

Todd Marcus 4 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Anat Cohen and Choro Aventuroso at 54 Below, 7:00

and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Yaacov Mayman 3, Cleopatras Needle, 7PM. 2485 Bdwy. Mike Collins 4 at Deer Head Inn, 7PM. 5 Main Street,

Delaware Water Gap PA. Jake Saslow 3 at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30, and

11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Endangered Species: Music of Wayne Shorter featuring

Marcus Strickland, J. D. Allen, Tim Green, Michael Dease, Jeremy Pelt, Geri Allen, Dwayne Burno, Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30, 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Gregory Porter at Jazz Standard, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Tardo Hammer 3 at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th St. Roy Hargrove Big Band with special guest Roberta

Gambarini at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd Mannys Boogaloo Crew at Cupping Room Cafe, 8PM.

359 West Broadway. Alexis Cole 4 at Kitano, 8PM, 10PM. 66 Park Av. Min-Yoh Ensemble with Satoko Fujii and Curtis Hassel-

bring at The Stone, 8PM. Corner of 2nd Street and Ave C. Burr Johnsons BJB 3 at Trumpets, 8PM, 10PM. 6 Depot

Square, Montclair NJ. Billy Hart 4 at Birdland, 8:30 and 11PM. 315 W. 44th St. Bill Charlap at Side Door Jazz Club, 8:30 PM. 85 Lyme

Street, Old Lyme CT. Jimmy Cobb 3 at Village Vanguard, 8:30 and 10:30 PM.

178 7th Ave S. John Platz 4 at Goodbye Blue Monday, 9PM. 1087

Broadway, Brooklyn. Nicolas Letman-Burtinovic 4 at Nublu, 9PM. 62 Ave C. Aimee Allen 3 at Somethin Jazz, 9PM. 212 E. 52nd St. Jook Joint Shufflers at Edison Rum House, 9:30 PM.

228 West 47th St. Ole Mathisens Event Horizon at Shapeshifter Lab, 9:30

PM. 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn. Satoko Fujii and Kaze at The Stone, 10PM. Corner of 2nd

"The difference between the right word

and the almost right word is the difference between

lightning and a lightning bug."

-- Mark Twain

Time makes heroes and dissolves celebrities.

-- Dan Boorstin, Past Librarian of Congress


Street and Avenue C. Scott Wendholt Group at Smalls, 10:30 PM. 183 W 10th Hot House at Garage, 10:45 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Willie Villegas y Entre Amigos at Gonzalez y Gonzalez,

11:30 and 1:30 AM. 192 Mercer St. Nick Sample with Drop It Roxy at Blue Note, 12:30 AM.

131 W. 3rd St.

Saturday, August 24

Marsha Heydt and the Project of Love at Garage, 12:00 PM. 99 7th Ave S.

Eight Days of Blues at Liberty Village, 1:00 PM. Free. One Church Street, Flemington NJ.

Karl Latham/ Vic Juris/ Mark Egan at Palmer Square, 2:00 PM. 40 Nassau Street, Princeton NJ.

The Red Microphone at Brecht Forum, 6:00 PM. 451 West St.

Donee Middleton at Shrine, 6:00 PM. 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (Seventh Avenue).

Champain Fulton 4 at Garage, 6:15 PM. 99 7th Ave S. Anat Cohen and Choro Aventuroso at 54 Below, 7:00

and 9PM. Lower level, 254 West 54th St. Dissident Arts Orchestra at Brecht Forum, 7PM. 451

West St. Dave Liebman 4 at Deer Head Inn, 7PM. 5 Main Street,

Delaware Water Gap PA. John Marshall 5 with Grant Stewart and Tardo Hammer

at Fat Cat, 7PM. 75 Christopher St. Christian Finger Band at Somethin Jazz, 7PM. 212 E.

52nd St. Ben Monder 3 at The Bar Next Door, 7:30, 9:30, and

11:30 PM. 129 MacDougal St. Native Soul with Marcus McLaurine and Michael Coch-

rane at BeanRunner Cafe, 7:30 PM. 201 South Division Street, Peekskill NY.

Endangered Species: The Music of Wayne Shorter featuring Marcus Strickland, J. D. Allen, Tim Green, Michael Dease, Jeremy Pelt, Xavier Davis, Dwayne Burno, and others at Dizzys Club Coca Cola, 7:30 and 9:30 PM. 10 Columbus Circle #5.

Gregory Porter at Jazz Standard, 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 PM. 116 East 27th St.

Lafayette Harris Group at Smalls, 7:30 PM. 183 W 10th Roy Hargrove Big Band with special guest Roberta

Gambarini at Blue Note, 8:00 and 10:30 PM. 131 W. 3rd St.

Unconspicuous Meeting at Brecht Forum, 8PM. 451 West St.

Youngjoo Song at Cleopatras Needle, 8PM. 2485 Broad-way.

Chieli Minucci/ Steve Adelson/ Frank Bellucci 3 at The Cutting Room, 8PM. 44 East 32nd St.

Brian Auger and Jeff Golub at Lucilles, B.B. King Blues Club, 8PM, 10PM. 237 West 42nd St.

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