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NEW YORK ORGANIST/PIANIST RETURNS TO THE CELLAR
Sat 08.14.10
On Tuesday, September 21st, ORGANIST MIKE LEDONNE will be part of the B3 BEATDOWN with CORY WEEDS tenor saxophone, OLIVER GANNON guitar and JESSE CAHILL drums. NO COVER, $15 minimum food and beverage minimum. Then on Friday, September 24th Ledonne will switch to the piano and perform music from his...
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ONE FOR ALL
THE CELLAR CELEBRATES IT'S 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY with NEW YORK SUPERGROUP, SEPTEMBER 9th to 12th
Their band name suggests the Three Musketeers of 17th century Paris inseparable friends who lived by the motto 'one for all, all for one' though it's probably more accurate to think of these six kindred spirits as the Rat Pack of jazz. Given their longevity, they might also be considered the Rolling Stones of jazz. After more than 13 years together as a working sextet, the members of the cooperative group One For All have forged an uncanny chemistry and camaraderie both on and off the bandstand. That indelible tightness and like-minded pursuit of swing is readily apparent on Incorrigible, the group's 15th release overall and debut for Jazz Legacy Productions.
Keepers of the straight-ahead flame, tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, pianist David Hazeltine and their One For All colleagues trumpeter Jim Rotondi, trombonist Steve Davis, bassist John Webber, drummer Joe Farnsworth continue to set the bar high on Incorrigible . The One For All sound is forged in the quintessential 50s-60s Blue Note vibe, perhaps best exemplified by classic Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers recordings from that golden era.
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WE ALL LOVE EDDIE HARRIS from UPWARD & ONWARD CRISS CROSS JAZZ |
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