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OCTOBER 2010

1650 Broadway (51st) New York, NY 10019 www.iridiumjazzclub.com

OCT 18TH 8:00PM & 10PMLAURENCE JUBER

OCT 25TH 8:00PM & 10PM

ROBBYKRIEGER


STEVEMORSELEAD GUITARISTDEEP PURPLE


LIONEL LOURKE TRIO

OCT 1 / MIDNIGHTLINDSAY R. WATSONOCT 1-3 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMSTEVE MORSE BANDOCT 4 / 8:00PM & 10PMLES PAUL TRIOW/ SPECIAL GUESTSTEVE MORSELEAD GUITARIST DEEP PURPLE

OCT 5 / 8:00PM & 10PMVALERIE HOLIDAYOCT 6 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMDAVE LIEBMANOCT 7-9 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMKENNY GARRETT BAND50TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

OCT 8 / MIDNIGHTOSCAR PEREZNUEVO COMIENZOOCT 9 / MIDNIGHTVLADIMIR CETKAROCT 10 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMLIONEL LOURKE TRIOOCT 11 / 8:00PM & 10PMLES PAUL TRIOW/ SPECIAL GUESTLIONEL LOURKE TRIO

OCT 12 / 8 & 10PM & MIDNIGHT

VALERIE HOLIDAYOCT 13 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMED PALERMO BIG BANDOCT 14 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMLUCKY PETERSON/LARRY CAMPBELLOCT 15-17 / 8:30PM & 10:30PM

THE COOKERSOCT 15 / MIDNIGHTAIMEE ALLEN TRIOOCT 16 / MIDNIGHTDOMINIC FALLACAROOCT 18 / 8:00PM & 10PMLES PAUL TRIOW/ SPECIAL GUEST

LAURENCE JUBEROCT 19 / 8:00PM & 10PMJAIMOE’S JASSSZ BANDW/JUNIOR MACK! LEGENDARY DRUMMER OF THE ALLMAN BROTHERSOCT 20 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMDENNY LAINE BANDPLAYS THE BEATLES, PAUL MCCARTNEYAND WINGS, MOODY BLUES

OCT 21 / 8:30PM & 10:30PM

JIMMIE VAUGHAN &THE TILT-A-WHIRL BANDFEAT LOU ANN BARTONOCT 22-24 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMROBBY KRIEGERJAZZ BANDLEAD GUITARIST OF THE DOORS!OCT 25 / 8:00PM & 10PMLES PAUL TRIOW/ SPECIAL GUESTROBBY KRIEGEROCT 26 / 8:00PM & 10PMTERESE GENECCO &HER LITTLE BIG BANDOCT 27 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMADAM KOLKER, BRUCE BARTH,JOHN ABERCROMBIE, BILLY HARTOCT 28-31 / 8:30PM & 10:30PMMIKE CLARK BANDCHRISTIAN MCBRIDE, NICHOLAS PAYTON,DONALD HARRISONOCT 29 / MIDNIGHTTHE JT PROJECT

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W O R L D ’ S F I N E S T J A Z Z C L U B & R E S T A U R A N T131 W. 3RD ST NYC 212-475-8592 WWW.BLUENOTEJAZZ.COM

AMERICANEXPRESS®

GOLDCARDPREFERREDSEATING

TRIBUTE TO ABBEY LINCOLN

KOBI ARAD BAND

MK GROOVE ORCHESTRA

MATT GERAGHTY

SHAYNA STEELE

HOWARD FISHMAN QUARTET

JEREMIAH HOSEA

AVERY SUNSHINE

SNEHASISH MOZUMDER & SOMCD RELEASE SHOW

LATE NIGHT GROOVE SERIES

HIGHLINE BALLROOM

431 W16TH ST. ST NYC 212.414.5994 HIGHLINEBALLROOM.COM

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CHICK COREA TRIOFEATURING CHRISTIAN MCBRIDEAND BRIAN BLADE

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ANDY MILNE & HIS NYU ENSEMBLE

TAVITJAN BROTHERS

JUILLIARD JAZZ BRUNCH:BLUES, BOSSAS & BALLADS

SOFIA REI KOUTSOVITIS

JACK DONAHUE

SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH

DAVID S. WARE TRIO

MARK RAPP & DEREK LEE BRONSTON'S"THE SONG PROJECT"- CD RELEASE SHOW

SEAN SMITH QUARTET

MONDAYS AT THE BLUE NOTE

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STANLEY CLARKE BANDFEATURING HIROMI

SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 3

BILLY COBHAMOCTOBER 5 - 7

DAVID SANBORN QUARTETFEAT. JOEY DEFRANCESCO

OCTOBER 12 - 17

GARY BURTON NEW QUARTETWITH

JULIAN LAGE, SCOTT COLLEY& ANTONIO SANCHEZ

OCTOBER 19 - 24

GATO BARBIERIOCTOBER 8 - 10

NIKKI YANOFSKYOCTOBER 25

ROY AYERSOCTOBER 26 - 31

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The Metropolitan Room

34 West 22nd Street- NYC (Betw. 5th & 6th Ave.)

www.metropolitanroom.com**Reservations Required 212-206-0440**

November 4th, 6th, & 11that 7:00 pm (doors open 6:30 pm)

Cover Charge: $20.00, 2 drink minimum

Christopher Loudon of JazzTimesdescribed Pamela and Houston as “An exalted part-

nership, meshing like the jeweled movement of a Patek Philippe.”

“…Glorious display of the dynamic synergy”– Michael Nastos, All Music Guide

PamelaLuss w/HoustonPerson

"Ms. Luss and Mr. Person could probably perform the phone book and

receive my cheerful attention."- Dan Singer, In Tune magazine

Pamela and Houston will be not be “perform-ing the phone book” but will be swinging anexciting new selection of songs as well as afew classic favorites all about love, backed

by an all-star band below.

Pamela Luss (vocals)

Houston Person (tenor saxophone)

Jon Weber (piano)

Jon Burr (bass)

Alvin Atkinson, Jr. (drums)

www.pamelaluss.com

92ND STREET Y’s new season kicks off with

this celebrated Latin jazz artist.

Order online and save 50% on service fees at WWW.92Y.ORG/JAZZ or call 212.415.5500

Paquito D’Rivera

Sextet SAT, OCT 23

8 PM

92ND STREET Y Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street | An agency of UJA-Federation

92Y Jazz is underwritten by Gilda and Henry Block and Kenneth Kolker. This series is partially endowed by Simona and Jerome A. Chazen.

Jazz at Dicapo - 3rd SeasonTed Rosenthal - Artistic Director

Sunday October 3rd at 4pm presents

TED ROSENTHAL TRIOCelebrating new CD release "Impromptu"

on Playscape Recordings

Another “Impromptu” CD release event:October 6, 9:30 pm Ted Rosenthal Trio

Smalls Jazz Club, 10th St. & 7th Ave. www.smallsjazzclub.com

Reimaginings of classical themes by Brahms,Schumann, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, and more,

for jazz trio.

With Terrance McKnight, WQXR Radio Host“Jazz Dialogues - Words and Music”

TED ROSENTHAL, piano

NORIKO UEDA, bass

TIM HORNER, drums

Dicapo Opera Theatre184 East 76th St NYC 212-288-9438

www.dicapo.comTickets - $25; $10 Students www.smarttix.com

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“The JAZZ Corner of the World.”--Charlie Parker

315 West 44th St. ~ 212-581-3080www.birdlandjazz.com

*Dinner Served from 5pm until 1am

OCTOBER SCHEDULE:

FRIDAYS - 5:15-7pm: BIRDLAND BIG BAND directed by TOMMY IGOE

Friday-Saturday ~ October 1-2 @ 8:30 & 11pm:

WALLACE RONEY SEXTETSundays - Oct 10,17,24,31 @ 6pm: Birdland Jazz Party hosted by: BARBARA ROSENE

SUNDAYS - Oct 3,10,17,31 ~ 9pm & 11pm: CHICO O’FARRILL AFRO-CUBANJAZZ BIG BAND directed by ARTURO O’FARRILL

Monday - October 4 @ 7pm: MIRANDA SINGS Celebrates Halloween

MONDAYS - October 4,11,18,25 ~ 9:30pm-2am: JIM CARUSO’S CAST PARTY

Tuesday-Saturday ~ October 5-9 @ 8:30 & 11pm:

KURT ELLING QUARTETLaurence Hobgood (piano) Rob Amster (bass) Kobie Watkins (drums) + John McLean (guitar)

WEDNESDAYS - 5:30-7:15pm: DAVID OSTWALD’S LOUIS ARMSTRONG CENTENNIAL BAND

Thursday - October 7 @ 6pm: ANAT FORT ECM CD Release Celebration

Monday - October 11 @ 7pm: NATALIE DOUGLAS “Nat Sings Nat King Cole”


JOHN ABERCROMBIE QUARTETMark Feldman (violin) Joey Baron (drums) Thomas Morgan (bass)

Monday - October 18 @ 7pm: ZACHARY JAMES “Imbecile D’Amour”

Tuesday-Saturday ~ October 19-23 @ 8:30 & 11pm: “Home” CD Release Celebration

JANE MONHEITMonday - October 25 @ 7pm: JOHNNY RODGERS


PAT MARTINO ORGAN QUARTETEric Alexander (tenor sax) Tony Monaco (organ) Jason Brown (drums)

Thursday - October 28 @ 6pm: SEAN SULLIVAN

Exclusive partnership: Hot House Jazz Magazinethe only magazine distributed at Birdland

the only jazz publication used by Birdland for advertising

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VIJAY IYER& CRAIG TABORN

FFEAR

SaturdayOctober 9, 8 P.M.

SaturdayOctober 23, 8 p.m.

New York Duo Debut

“Iyer stands among the most daringly original jazz artists of the under-40 generation.”

–ChicagoTribune

Photo by Hans Speekenbrinck

Ole Mathisen, saxophoneChris Washburne, tromboneTony Moreno, drumsPer Mathisen, bassFeaturing the world premiere of Mirage

“A pointedly cosmopolitan post-bopcollective” – The New York Times

116th Street & BroadwayBox Office 212.854.7799www.millertheatre.com

Tickets: $25Students & Under Age 25: $15

Photo by Yibo Hu

Craig Taborn

Vijay Iyer

Ole Mathisen and Chris Washburne

Photo by Andrzej Pilarczyk

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JAZZ2010 SEASON

FLUSHING TOWN HALL

Order Your Tickets Today!(718)463-7700 x222FlushingTownHall.org

Ask About Table Seating Package!

Wycliffe Gordon SextetFriday, October 15, 8 pmEarly Roots of Jazz: Music of the ‘20s and ‘30s Adults: $40/$32 Members; $20 Students w/ID Award winning performer, conductor, composer and educator Wycliffe Gordon performs early jazz before it was called Big Band, Swing and Be-Bop, when the tuba functioned as the bass. Music of Jelly Roll Morton, King Joe Oliver, and Papa Jack Lane.

Chembo Corniel-Dancing with the AncestorsFriAdults: $20/$16 Members; $10 Students w/ID Grammy-nominated, renowned percussionist and conga ensemble leader Chembo Corniel in a tribute concert to Chano Pozo & Mango Santamaria.

NEA Jazz Masters ConcertA TRIBUTE TO BENNY POWELL, FEATURING JIMMY HEATHFAdults: $40/$32 Members$20 Students w/ID

FLUSHING TOWN HALL137-35 NORTHERN BLVD.FLUSHING, NY 11354

The at Your Doorstep

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LLOU VOLPE on Broadway

with his trio or quartet & some very special guest performers, beginning

October 1stopening night at

The Jazz Roomdownstairs at Charlie O's 49th and Broadway

1611 Broadway at 49th St.Telephone for reservations

212-246-1960 & specify for

Lou Volpe's room..

2 sets 8:30 & 10:30 (every Friday)

October 7 6:00pm-7:00pm

Shrine2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.

212-690-7807

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available on iTunes

fredricklevore.com

jango.com

“Fredrick Levore isn’t a household name, but he knows his way around a song and is a dedicated vocalist who hits all the right notes. Over the years, he has developed a cool underground following [and] is a contender on the male jazz scene, which isn’t a very large pool to begin with”.

– Ron Scott, Amsterdam News

ALLAN HARRISDedicated to You

Al lan Har r i s S ings a Nat King Cole Chr i s tmas

New holiday CD available now on iTunes & Amazon.com

November 2 singing the National Anthem

for NY Knicks at Madison Square GardenDecember 22

Smoke - an XMAS show2751 Broadway, NYC 212.864.6662

www.allanharris.comfacebook.com/allanharrismusic myspace.com/allanharrismusic

twitter.com/allanharris

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BOB RODRIGUEZ

TRIO

Miles’ Café212 East 52nd Street bet. 2nd & 3rd Avenues, NYC - 3rd Floor

Friday October 29, 2010With: Steve Varner - Bass

Tom Sayek - DrumsReservations: www.milescafe.com

$10 Cover/$10 Minimum 7:30PM - 9:30PM

www.bobrodriguez.com

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By George Kanzler

Sponsored by SmallsLIVE The Live Performance Label for Smalls Jazz Club

Green cover photo by Larry Fink, Wess by Fran Kaufman

W I N N I N G S P I N S

continued on page 40

TWO PIANISTS WITH DEEP FEELINGSfor tradition, yet fearless in expanding the

frontiers of their art, are in this month'sWinning Spins spotlight. Besides their fullyassimilated knowledge of jazz history, the twoalso share a muscular approach to the piano andan ability to make it boom, ring and resonatepercussively. Yet they're close to a lifetime apartin age: Jason Moran is 35 and ChuchoValdés double that. Moreover, Moran is anative Texan, while Valdés is a Cuban who stillresides there. So Valdés deals with Afro-Cubanmusical traditions as well as jazz, while Moranis more inclined rhythmically towards hip-hopthan montuno.

Chucho's Steps (4Q) credited to ChuchoValdés and the Afro-Cuban Messengers, takes alively stroll through Afro-Latin rhythms whilealso referencing and paying homage to theleader's varied jazz influences. Valdés is bestknown here as one of the founders and leaders ofIrakere, the Cuban band that gave us PaquitoD'Rivera and Arturo Sandoval. Valdés'Messengers is a smaller unit than that largeensemble, a sextet with trumpet, tenor sax,bass, drums and percussion. But the pianist isin command: leading, prodding, steering thedirections of the music when not soaring over it.

The abum opens with "Zawinul's Mambo," aningenious reworking of phrases and motivesfrom keyboardist Joe Zawinul's best-knownpiece from his Weather Report days, "Birdland."Other nods to jazz figures include "New Orleans(A Tribute to the Marsalis Family)," a tune thatmoves through 4/4 swing with Afro-Latin rhyth-mic accents plus a 6/8 second line bridge to apiano solo conjuring Jelly Roll Morton over cas-tanets and a polyphonic horns climax; and thetitle tune, a quicksilver sprint through chordchanges a la Coltrane's "Giant Steps" but givena suite-like form through shifting rhythms andtempos along the way.

"Danzon," wherein Carlos MiyaresHernandez's tenor sax is the sole horn, begins asa bolero ballad, includes a nostalgic interluderedolent of 1930s ballroom danzon, and findsValdés stretching out long lines over a cha-chaduring his expansive solo turn. "Both Sides"explores guanguanco and samba rhythms asValdés unleashes his formidable technique in adense piano solo full of block chords and rollingarpeggios. "Yansa" begins with Lazaro RiveroAlarcon's bass in a Mingus strumming mode,horn riffs adding to the feel as piano stabs andjabs its way into a fervid solo that yields tosingers chanting over Yoruba bata drums toOya, a deity of the Afro-Cuban Santeria religion.

There's a different religious accent to "Julian," achurchy soul-jazz feel with rollicking two-fistedpiano. And jazz piano styles intersect and weavelike aspects of "Begin the Beguine" and "LadyBe Good" in "Begin to Be Good," a clever mash-up of standards and pianistic approaches.

Ten (Blue Note) celebrates the tenthanniversary of Moran's trio, Bandwagon, withbassist Tarus Mateen and drummer NasheetWaits, a unit that has become one of the 21stcentury's most impressive, cohesive and nimblesmall jazz ensembles. The three musiciansinteract so fluidly that tempo, harmonic anddynamic shifts which would be jarring andabrupt in other bands seem organic and integralhere. In keeping with an anniversary theme, thealbum combines reflection (looking back) andexpansion (toward the future).

Moran revisits an early Bandwagon tunewith "Gangsterism Over 10 Years," exploringhip-hop rhythms, martial beats and cross cur-rents in shifting tempos. Teachers and influ-ences are remembered with Jackie Byard's "ToBob Vatel of Paris," which gives Moran a chanceto range from stride to Errol Garner-ish two-handed gestures; and "Play to Live," co-writtenby Moran with another of his mentors, AndrewHill, and imbued with Hill's sense of mysteriosoand free-floating time. A similar brooding, con-templative mood pervades Mateen's "The Subtle

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New York’s Jazz BIBLE for28 Years!

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• Friday, October 8 & Saturday, October 9th, 2010

8:00 pm, 9:30pm & 11:00 pmAntoinette Montague Group w/Bill Easley, Hassan Shakur

The historic Lenox Lounge Malcolm X Boulevard

between 124th & 125th Street, New York City 10027 www.lenoxlounge.com • Please reserve your space early

and pass the word to all organizations

• Tuesday, October 26, 20108:00 pm (one show only)

Mike Longo’s New York State of the Arts Orchestra

Special Guests: Jimmy Owens, and Annie RossNew York City Baha'i Center

53 East 11th Street (between Broadway & University), New York, NY 10003

http://www.bahainyc.org/ • 212-222-5189 • [email protected]

• Saturday, October 30, 20106:00 pm – 7:30 pm

First of the Season Jazz Vespers Series Memorial West United Presbyterian Church

286 South 7th Street at South Orange Avenue, Newark, NJ 07103 • 973-242-1015

For bookings: Cal l 203-820-8819 or E-mai l : annie@antoinet temontague.com

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CLUBS & HALLS

UPPER MANHATTAN(Above 70th Street)

SUPPORT THE JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM

www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org

AARON DAVIS HALL: At City College. 138Convent Ave at W133rd St. 212-650-6900.Free adm.

ABYSSINIAN BAPTIST CHURCH: 132 OdellClark Pl (formerly 138th St). 212-862-7474.www.abyssinian.org. Oct 1: 6pm Memorialservice for Abbey Lincoln.

ALHAMBRA BALLROOM: 2110 Adam PowellBlvd (bet 125th & 126th Sts). $10 adm.

ALOUETTE FRENCH BISTRO: 2588 Bway(bet 97 & 98 Sts). www.alouettenyc.com.212-222-6808. Free adm. Ev Tues: 7-9pm.

AMERICAN LEGION POST: 248W 132nd St(bet 7th & 8th Avs). 212-283-9701. Ev Wed,Thurs&Sun 6pm-12am: Jam.

APOLLO THEATER: 253W 125th St. 212-531-5300. www.apollotheater.org.

BAR LUNA: 511 Amsterdam Av (bet 84th &85th Sts). www.barlunanyc.com. 212-362-1098. Ev Wed: Janice Friedman.

BEACON THEATER: 74th St at Bway. 212-496-7070.

BELLA LUNA: 584 Columbus Av (bet 88th &89th Sts). www.bellalunanyc.com. 212-877-2267. Free adm. Ev Tues 8-10:30pm: JackWilkins & guests. Oct 5: Dave Stryker; 12:Howard Alden; 19: Freddie Bryant; 26: TomDempsey.

BEMELMANS: At Carlyle Hotel. 35E 76th St atMadison. www.thecarlyle.com. 212-570-7189. Tues-Sat: 9:30pm Loston Harris.

BILLIE’S BLACK RESTAURANT &LOUNGE: 271W 119th St (bet St. NicholasAv & Frederick Douglass Blvd). 212-280-2248. www.billiesblack.com.

BILL’S PLACE: 148W 133rd St (bet Lenox & 7thAvs). www.billsaxton.com/billsplace.html.212-281-0777. $15 don. Ev Fri: 10pm&12amBill Saxton All-Star Band.

BRASSERIE JULIEN: 1422 3rd Av (bet 80th &81st Sts). www.brasseriejulien.com. 212-744-6327. Free adm. No min. Ev Thurs 6:30-10:30pm, Fri&Sat 7pm-12am: Sedric Chou-kroun & friends.

CAFÉ CARLYLE: At Carlyle Hotel. 35E 76th Stat Madison. www.thecarlyle.com. 212-570-7189. Tues-Sat 9:30pm Loston Harris atBemelmans.

CAFÉ JAZZ: At Manhattan School of Music.Bway & 122nd St. 212-749-2802. Informalconcerts feat students from School's jazzdept. Sets 7:30pm. Free adm.

CLEOPATRA’S NEEDLE: 2485 Bway (bet92nd & 93rd Sts). www.cleopatrasneedleny.com. 212-769-6969. Sets: Mon,Tues&Sun8pm-1am, Wed&Thurs 7-11pm, Fri&Sat 8pm-12am; Late jam Wed&Thurs 11:30pm-2:30pm, Fri&Sat 12:30-3am, Sun 8pm-1am.Free adm/$10 min. Ev Mon: Jam w/RogerLent; ev Tues: Jam w/Robert Rucker; evWed: Singers open mic; ev Sun: 4-8pmSingers open mic + Jam. Ev Thurs Trios, ev

VILLAGE VANGUARDwww.villagevanguard.com

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178 7TH AVE. SOUTH AT 11TH ST. 212-255-4037 S T E I N W A Y & S O N S

MONDAY NIGHTS THE VANGUARD JAZZ ORCHESTRA

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Friday & Saturday October 15 & 16

JERRY BERGONZI QUARTETw/ Bruce Barth, Dave Santoro, Devin Drobka

$25 Cover + $15 Minimum

Wednesday October 13

RANDY INGRAM TRIOw/ Matt Clohesy, Ted Poor

Wednesday October 6

CATHERINE DEPUIS QUARTETw/ Russ Kassoff, Jay Anderson, Dennis Mackrel


HOLLY HOFMANN QUARTETCD Release Event "Three's Company"

w/ Terell Stafford, Bill Cunliffe, Alvester Garnett


Thursday October 14

GREGORY GENERET QUARTETw/ Xavier Davis, Mark Gross, Matthew Rybicki, Ulysses Owens


KELLEY JOHNSON QUARTETw/ John Hansen, Nathan Peck, Clarence Penn

Thursday October 21

MICHIKA FUKUMORI TRIOw/ Paul Sikivie, Fukushi Tainaka


BEAT KAESTLI QUARTETw/ Kenny Rampton, Paul Meyers, Jay Leonhart, Fred Kennedy


ERIC REED TRIOw/ Dezron Douglas, McClenty Hunter



MICHAEL WEISS TRIOw/ George Mraz, Dennis Mackrel


No cover Wed. & Thurs. $25.00 cover Fri. & Sat.66 Park Avenue @ 38th St. NYC

212 - 885 - 7119 Reservations Advisedemail: [email protected] www.Kitano.com

Thursday October 28

KYOKO OYOBE TRIOw/ Michael O'Brien, Clifford Barbaro

Thursday October 7

GLAFKOS KONTEMENIOTIS TRIOw/ Apostolos Sideris, Scott Neumann

OPEN JAM SESSIONEvery Monday Night

8:00 PM - 11:00 PM

LIVE JAZZ EVERYTuesday-Saturday

1st set: 8:00 PM - 9:15 PM

2nd set: 10:00 PM - 11:15 PM

Full menu available featuring Japanese and American specialties.Early diners (7:00 PM) will receive

preferred seating.


NILSON MATTA'S "DYNAMIC TRIO"w/ Helio Alves, Victor Lewis


Every Tuesday in October

MARK DEVINE SOLO PIANO

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Fri&Sat Qrt. Oct 1: Masami Ishikawa; 2:David Levine; 7: Sonelius Smith; 8: GaryFisher; 9: Joel Forrestor; 14: DmitriKolesnik; 15: William Spaulding; 16: AkiYamamoto; 21: Lonnie Gasperini; 22:Michael Lattimore; 23: Alan Rosenthal; 28:Napua Davoy; 29: Taao Iwaki; 30: WaldronMahdi Ricks.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: Low Library. 1214Amsterdam Av. www.cs.columbia.edu. 212-939-7000.

COVO LOUNGE: 701W 135th St at 12th Av.212-234-9573. www.covony.com. Free adm.Ev Thurs: 8pm-12am Brent Canter Trio.

CREOLE: 2167 3rd Av at E118th St. 212-876-8838. www.creolenyc.com. Sets: Tues&Wed9pm, weekends 8&10pm. Ev Sun 1-5pm:Jazz Brunch. Oct 17: 5-8pm $20 adm VeryTruly Yours www.vtyjazz.com feat KenyattaBeasley/Clark Gayton/Keith Loftis/CaseyBenjamin.

DICAPO OPERA THEATER: 184E 76th St(bet Lexington & 3rd Av). 212-288-9438.www.dicapo.com. $25/10 adm. Oct 3: 4pmTed Rosenthal Trio.

DWYER CULTURAL CENTER: 258 St.Nicho- las Av at W123rd St. 212-222-3060.www.dwyercc.org/www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org. Oct 15: 7pm $20 adm NationalJazz Museum in Harlem All Stars.

FB LOUNGE: 172E 106th St (bet Lexington &3rd Av). www.fondaboricua.com. 212-348-3929. Sets: 7:30&9:30pm. Adm varies. EvWed: Bobby Sanabria.

GOSPEL UPTOWN: 2110 7th Av at 125th St.www.gospeluptown.com. 212-280-2110. EvMon: Uptown Swing feat George Gee BigBand w/John Dokes.

HARLEM STAGE: At Aaron Davis Hall. 150Convent Av at W135th St. 212-281-9240.www.harlemstage.org.

HENRY’S: 2745 Bway at 105th St. 212-866-0600. Free adm. Ev Sat: 12-3pm Jazz Brunchw/Bill Wurtzel Duo.

LENOX LOUNGE: 288 Lenox Av (bet 124th & 125thSts). 212-427-0253. www.lenoxlounge.com.Sets: Mon 9:30pm-2:30am, Tues-Thurs 8pm-12am, Fri&Sat 8:30,10&11:30pm, Sun 7-11pm. Adm: Fri&Sat $20/$16 min/set, Sun-Tues $10/$16 min, Wed&Thurs $3/$16 min.Ev Mon: Sugar Hill Gp (10/4&11), Eric Wyatt(10/18&25); ev Tues: Joey Morant; ev Wed:Nathan Lucas; ev Thurs: tba; ev Sun: Open-Mic w/LaFayette Harris Trio. Oct 1: VinceEctor Qnt; 2: Taeko Trio; 8&9: AntoinetteMontague; 15: Rob Silverman Trio; 16:Frank Owens Trio w/Chad Carter; 22&23:Danny Mixon Qrt; 29: Richie Fells; 30: NatAdderley Jr, Trio.

LIME LEAF: 128W 72nd St (bet Columbus &Amsterdam Avs). 212-501-7800. Mon-Thurs:7-10pm.

LONDEL’S SUPPER CLUB: 2620 FrederickDouglas Blvd (bet 139th & 140th Sts). 212-234-6114. www.londelsrestaurant.com. EvFri&Sat: 8-11pm $5 adm Brandon SandersQrt.

MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC: Bway &122nd St. 212-749-2802. www.msmnyc.edu.Free adm. Oct 14: Manhattan School ofMusic Chamber Jazz Ens feat DaveLiebman; 22: Master classes by RandyBrecker & Maria Schneider, workshop byButch Morris, concert feat Bobby SanabriaAfro-Cuban Jazz Ens.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART: 10005th Av at 82nd St. www.metmuseum.org.212-535-7710.

MILLER THEATRE: At Columbia University.116th St & Bway. www.millertheater.com.212-854-7799. 8pm. Oct 9: Vijay Iyer & CraigTaborn; 23: FFEAR.

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COME VISIT Louis Armstrong

National Historic Landmark

Guided House Tours

Tues–Fri, 10–4; Sat–Sun, Noon–4Closed Mondays

MO-BAY: 17W 125th St. 212-876-9300.www.mobayrestaurant.com.

NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM:104E 126th St #2C. (bet Park & LexingtonAvs). 212-348-8300.www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org. Free adm.Ev Tues 7-8:30pm: Jazz for CuriousListeners series, Miles Davis/Kind of Blue10/05, Duke Ellington & MahaliaJackson/Black, Brown and Beige 10/12,Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald/ TheVerve Sessions 10/19, Betty Carter & RayCharles/The Duet Album 10/26. HarlemSpeaks series 6:30-8:30pm w/Oct 14: BruceLundvall; 28: Aaron Goldberg. Oct 4: 7-8:30pm Jazz for Curious Readers seriesw/Loren Schoenberg. Oct 30: 12-4pmSaturday Panels series, Hank Jones/A life inmusic.

NEW AMSTERDAM MUSICAL ASSOCIA-TION: 107W 130th St (bet Lenox & AdamClayton Powel Blvds). www.myspace.com/newamsterdammusicalassociation. 212-234-2973. $5/15 adm. Ev Mon 7:30-11pm:Jam; ev 2nd & 4th Fri 8pm: Young BloodJam.

NEW LEAF CAFÉ: 1 Margaret Corbin Dr. FortTryon Park. www.newleafrestaurant.com.212-568-5323. Ev Fri 7:30-10:30pm.

92ND STREET Y: 92nd St at Lexington Av.212-415-5500. www.92y.org. Oct 22: 2pmRafi Malkiel; 23: 8pm Paquito D'Rivera Sxt.

NINO’S: 1354 1st Av (bet 72nd & 73rd Sts).212-988-0002. Ev Tues: 7:30-11pm LeeGlantz Solo.

NINO’S 208: 208E 58th St (bet 2nd $ 3rd Avs).212-750-7766. Ev Wed-Sat: 6-10pm LeeGlantz Solo.

ONE 83 RESTAURANT: 1608 1st Av (bet 83rd& 84th Sts). www.one83restaurant.com.212-327-4700. Sets: 7:30-10:30pm. Ev Tues:Richard Lee Wendel & friends.

PARLOR ENTERTAINMENT: 555 Edge-combe Av at 160th St. #3F. 212-781-6595.www.parlorentertainment.com. Ev Sun: 4pmfree adm w/Marjorie Eliot, Bob Cunningham,Sedric Choukroun & spec guests.

PERKS JAZZ CLUB: 553 Manhattan Av at123rd St. 212-666-8500. Ev Thurs: 9pm-1amJason Campbell Trio.

SHRINE: 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd(bet 133rd & 134th Sts). 212-690-7807.www.shrinenyc.com. Free adm. Ev Sun:4pm Jam w/Lu Reid. Oct 1: 6pm GuilhemFlouzat, 7pm Tiffany Chang, 8pm MarioMarswan; 2: 6pm Morgan Heringer, 7pmLivio Almeida Qnt; 5: 6pm Steven Husted &11:11; 7: 6pm Lou Volpe, 7pm AndersNilsson Qnt; 8: 6pm Yoshida Hajime, 7pmSam Raderman Qnt, 8pm Andrea Capozzoli;9: 6pm Harrison Frye, 7pm Sinan Bakir, 9pmSylvester Onyejika; 12: 6pm Danny RiveraOrch; 13: 8pm Phil Parnell Trio; 14: 7pmJosh Lawrence Jazz 3 w/guest; 15: 6pmMichael Crowley, 7pm André Matos Gp; 16:6pm Ghost Qrt, 7pm Arie Thompson, 8pmJammaric; 18: 6pm Asako Takasaki; 19:6pm Andrei Matorin Gp; 20: 7pm SmoothPlayers, 9pm Tori Roze & Hot Mess; 21: 7pmMichael Palma Band, 8pm Part-TimeHoodlums; 22: 6pm Bruce Cox Core-tet,7pm Midtown Collective, 8pm Brave NewGirl; 23: 6pm David Kardas, 7pm Matt Snow;26: 6pm Yuki Shibata Qrt; 28: 6pmEverywhere Band, 11pm Michael Veal &Aqua Ife; 29: 7pm Rodrigo Bonelli; 30: 7pmRoxy Coss, 10pm Freddy Fuego.

SHOMAN’S: 375W 125th St at Morningside.www.myspace.com/showmansjazz. 212-864-8941.

SMOKE: 2751 Bway (bet 105th & 106th Sts).212-864-6662. www.smokejazz.com. Sets:Sun-Thurs 7,9&10:30pm + Late (L) 11:30pm,

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MID-TOWN MANHATTAN

(Between 35th & 69th Street)

Restaurant open Monday - Thursday 5pm-11pmFriday & Saturday 5pm -1am

Sets: Friday & Saturday 8:30pm, 10:00pm & 11:30pm$20.00 Cover Charge per set $16.00 Minimum Purchase per set

Weeknight cover: $10EVERY SUNDAY 7:00pm -11:00pm

October 5, 12, 19, 26 VOCAL JAM WITH THE LAFAYETTE HARRIS TRIOEVERY MONDAY 9:30pm - 2:30am

October 4 & 11 THE SUGAR HILL GROUPOctober 18 & 25 ERIC WYATT

EVERY TUESDAY 8:00pm - 12:00amOctober 5, 12, 19, 26 JOEY MORANT

EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:00pm - 12:00amOctober 6, 13, 20, 27 NATHAN LUCAS ORGAN GROUP

EVERY THURSDAY 8:00pm - 12:00amOctober TBA

OCTOBER 2010 FRI. OCT. 1

VINCE ECTOR QUINTETVince Ector, Drums; John DiMartino, Piano; Freddie Hendrix, Trumpet;

Michael Dease, Trombone & Sax; Belden Bullock, ContrabassSAT. OCT. 2 Vocalist & Trio

TAEKOFRI. & SAT. OCT. 8 & 9

ANTOINETTE MONTAGUEFRI. OCT. 15

ROB SILVERMAN TRIO Rob Silverman, Piano; Belvin Bullock, Bass; Scott Hamilton, Drums

SAT. OCT. 16

FRANK OWENSpresents by way of Washington DC, Chad Carter, Vocalist;

Frank Owens, Piano; Lisle Atkinson, Bass; Greg Bufford, DrumsFRI. & SAT. OCT. 22 & 23

DANNY MIXON QUARTETDanny Mixon, Piano; Lisle Atkinson, Bass; James Stewart, Sax,

George Gray, DrumsFRI. OCT. 29 Saxophonist with Vocalist

RICHIE FELLSSAT. OCT. 30

NAT ADDERLEY JR, TRIO

Lenox Lounge288 Lenox Ave � 212-427-0253www.lenoxlounge.com

Junior Mance…Jazz pianistHide Tanaka…Bassist

@Café Loup

A zagat Rated RestaurantOctober

Sundays 6:30 - 9:30pmNo Cover, Just AwardWinning Jazz & Food

105 West 13th Street, New York, NY 212-255-4746

For More Info:www.juniormance.com

[email protected]

Wed 12am, Fri&Sat 8,10&11:30pm + L12:30am. Brunch Sat&Sun: 11:30amw/Jeremy Siskind Trio 10/23&24, 30&31,1&3pm w/Natalie Joy Johnson 10/2&3, 10,16&17, tba 10/9, w/Lea DeLaria & friends10/23&24, 30&31. Adm/min: vary. Ev Mon:7&9pm Smoke Big Band by Bill Mobley,10:30pm Jam w/John Farnsworth Qrt; evTues: Mike LeDonne Qrt, L Dan ChristensenTrio; ev Wed: 6:30pm Sam Rademan Trio,9,10:30pm&12am Soul Station; ev Thurs:Gregory Porter, L Jazz Meets hip hop; evFri: L Ken Fowser Qnt; ev Sat: L JohnnyO’Neal & friends; ev Sun: 7pm ChrisWashburne Syotos Band, L Jason TeborekQrt. Oct 1&2: Larry Willis Qnt; 8&9: HelenSung Qrt feat Steve Wilson; 15&16: GeorgeColeman; 22&23: Larry Goldings/HarryAllen Qrt; 29&30: Buster Williams Qrt.

ST. MICHAEL’S THEATER: 225W 99th St (betBway & Amsterdam). 212-222-2700. Oct 24:$15/25/10 adm Lenore Raphael Gp.

ST. NICK’S PUB: 149th St at St. Nicholas Av.212-283-9728. Sets: 10pm-2am. Free adm.Ev Mon: Various Artists; ev Tues: MelvinVines Qrt; ev Wed: Greg Bandy Group; evThurs: Various Artists; ev Fri: Donald SmithEns; ev Sat: African night feat Mback; evSun: T.C. The 3rd Singers workshop.

STUDIO MUSEUM IN HARLEM: 144W 125thSt (bet Lenox & 7th Avs). 212-864-4500.www.studiomuseum.org. Free adm.www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org. Oct 17: 2-4pm National Jazz Museum in Harlem AllStars Jam.

SUGAR BAR: 254W 72nd St (bet Bway & W EndAv). 212-579-0222. www.sugarbarnyc.com.Adm varies. Sets: 8pm unless otherwisenoted. Ev Thurs 9pm: Open Mic w/AndreSmith & Sugar Bar All Star Band. Oct 2: IriniRes & Jazz Mix; 6&22: Great Woman inMusic; 8&9: Paul Peress Allstars Weekend;15: Soca Joe; 20: Shaynee Rainbolt; 29: LeeHogans.

SYMPHONY SPACE: 2537 Bway at 95th St.212-864-5400. www.symphonyspace.org.Oct 7: 7:30pm Arturo O'Farrill Qrt.

TRIAD THEATER: 158W 72nd St (bet Bway &Columbus). www.triadnyc.com. 212-362-2590.

AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUM: 2 LincolnSq on Columbus Av (bet 65th & 66th Sts).212-595-9533. www.folkartmuseum.org.Free adm. Ev Wed: 2-3pm Bill Wurtzel/MikeGari Duo.

B SMITH’S: 320W 46th St (bet 8th & 9th Avs).212-315-1100. www.bsmith.com. Free adm.Ev Fri&Sat 8:30-11:30pm & Sun Brunch12:30-2pm: Albert Rivera Organ Trio.

BENOIT: 60W 55th St (bet 5th & 6th Avs).www.benoitny.com. 646-943-7373. Ev Wed:7-10pm Justin Wert/Corcoran Holt Duo.

BIRDLAND: 315W 44th St (bet 8th & 9th Avs).212-581-3080. www.birdlandjazz.com. Kitchenopen until 1am. Sets: 8:30&11pm, exceptMon 7pm & Sun 9pm. Adm varies/$10 min.Ev Mon: 7pm 1st set + 9:30pm Jim CarusoCast Party; ev Wed: 5:30-7:15pm DavidOstwald Louis Armstrong Centennial Band;ev Fri: 5:15-7pm Birdland Big Band byTommy Igoe; ev Sun: 6pm except 10/3 JazzParty w/Barbara Rosene, 9&11pm except10/24 Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban Jazz Orch.Oct 1&2: Wallace Roney Sxt; 5-9: Kurt EllingQrt; 12-16: John Abercrombie Qrt; 19-23:Jane Monheit; 26-30: Pat Martino Organ Qrt.

"Kelley pulls the blues out of thin air. It’s genuine.

Johnson is a true communicator.” - Jim Santella, All About Jazz

JohnsonKelley

Appearing Wednesday, October 20

KITANO

Kelley Johnson blends the commanding presence of Carmen McRae with the sass of SheilaJordan and the sizzle of Lena Horne to shape a wholly original, dynamic sound."

- Christopher Loudon, Jazz Times

w/ John Hansen, Nathan Peck & Clarence PennSets at 8pm & 10pm

66 Park Ave., NYC • 212.885.7119

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29 CORNELIA STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10014BETWEEN WEST 4TH AND BLEECKER STS., GREENWICH VILLAGE

212-989-9319

www.corneliastreetcafe.com

MIKE BAGGETTA QUARTET Mike Baggetta; Jason Rigby; Eivind Opsvik; George Schuller9PM & 10:30PM MICHAEL ADKINS QUINTET Michael Adkins; Russ Lossing; Todd Neufeld; John Hébert;Billy Mintz 9PM & 10:30PM BILL WARE'S VIBE QUARTET Bill Ware; Matt King; Carlo De Rosa; Jaime Aff 8:30PM MONOLOGUES & MADNESS, Tulis McCall, host 6PM AMRAM & CO David Amram; Kevin Twigg; John de Witt; Adam Amram; John Ventimiglia 8:30PM BLUE TUESDAYS: DOUG WAMBLE Doug Wamble, Julie Hardy, host 8:30PM ARUN RAMAMURTHY w/ AKSHAY ANANTAPADMANABHAN 8:30PM JESSE STACKEN TRIO Jesse Stacken; Eivind Opsvik; Jeff Davis 8:30PM REZ ABBASI ACOUSTIC QUARTET (RAAQ) CD RELEASE Rez Abbasi; Bill Ware; Stephan Crump; Eric McPherson 9PM & 10:30PM ANDREW RATHBUN CD RELEASE EVENT FOR THE IDEA OF NORTH Andrew Rathbun; Taylor Haskins; Nate Radley; Frank Carlberg;Jay Anderson; Ted Poor 8:30PM TRAVELS WITH MA OWN SELF Deborah Latz; Don Flagg; Daniela Schachter; Oleg Osenkov8:30PMLOREN STILLMAN AND BAD TOUCH Loren Stillman; Nate Radley; Gary Versace; Ted Poor 8:30PMBECCA STEVENS PRESENTS:ALAN HAMPTON'S PARTS AND PIECES Alan Hampton; Jason Moran; Gretchen Parlato; Dana Stephens8:30PM JOHN O'GALLAGHER TRIO FEATURING BEN MONDER & DAN WEISS 8:30PM JUERGEN FRIEDRICH, JOHN HÉBERT, TONY MORENO, w/ SPECIAL GUEST BEN MONDER 9PM & 10:30PM JUERGEN FRIEDRICH, JOHN HÉBERT, TONY MORENOw/ SPECIAL GUEST LOREN STILLMAN 9PM & 10:30PM JANE IRA BLOOM TRIO Jane Ira Bloom; Mark Helias; Bobby Previte 8:30PM MORRISON MOTEL, John Morrison 8:30PMBLUE TUESDAYS: AMANDA BAISINGER Amanda Baisinger; John Shannon; Pete Rende; Garth Stevenson; Dan Mintzer, Julie Hardy, host 8:30PM RIBS AND BRISKET REVUE Paul Shapiro; Cilla Owens; Glenn Turner; Brian Mitchell;Booker King; Tony Lewis 8:30PM MARK HELIAS TRIO Mark Helias; Ellery Eskelin; Ches Smith 8:30PM BEN WALTZER QUINTET Ben Waltzer; Bill McHenry; Robin Eubanks9PM & 10:30PM JACOB GARCHIK TRIO Jacob Garchik; Jacob Sacks; Dan Weiss 8:30PM 21ST CENTURY SCHIZOID MUSIC PRESENTS:THE BATTERIES DUO 8:30PM TRIO PBD Ratzo B. Harris; Denman Maroney; Bob Meyer 8:30PMMIKE + RUTHY'S FOLK CITY(JAY UNGAR & MOLLY MASON FAMILY BAND) Jay Ungar; Molly Mason; Ruthy Ungar; Mike Merenda 8:30PM BOB STEWART QUARTET Bob Stewart; Jerome Harris; Matt Wilson; Curtis Stewart8:30PM BOB STEWART QUARTET Bob Stewart; Jerome Harris; Matt Wilson; Curtis Stewart 9PM & 10:30PM BILL MCHENRY QUARTET Bill McHenry; Andrew D Angelo; Ben Street; RJ Miller 9PM & 10:30PM SAM SADIGURSKY/JEREMY UDDEN Sam Sadigursky; Jeremy Udden; Linda Oh; Jeff Hirshfield8:30PM

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BRYANT PARK: 6th Av (bet 41st & 42nd Sts).www.bryantpark.org. 212-768-4242. Ev Mon-Fri 12:30-2:30pm: Piano in the Park. Oct 1:Kuni Mikami; 4-8: Isaac ben Ayala; 11-15:Terry Waldo.

BUTLER’S: 948 1st Av at 52nd St. 212-813-1280. www.butlersnyc.com. Free adm. Nomin. Mon&Tues 6-9pm, Wed-Sun 8-11pm:Annie Lebeaux.

CARNEGIE CLUB: At City Spire Centre. 156W56th St. www.thecarnegieclub.net. 212-957-9676. Ev Fri: Michael Bellar Band; ev Sat:Sinatra tribute feat Steve Maglio & StanRubin 11 Piece Orch.

CARNEGIE HALL: 57th St & 7th Av. 212-247-7800. www.carnegiehall.org. Oct 4: 8pm$21-$95 adm Frédéric Chopin's 200thBirthday Party/A Polish Jazz Celebrationw/spec guest Azar Lawrence; 20: 9pm $38-$48 adm Regina Carter Reverse Thread.

CHARLEY O’S SHUBERT ALLEY: 1611Bway at 49th St. 212-246-1960. Freeadm/$25 min. Ev Mon: 8:30pm Stan RubinAllstar Band; ev Fri: 8:30&10:30pm LouVolpe Gp.

CHEZ JOSEPHINE: 414W 42nd St (bet 9th &Dyer Avs). www.chezjosephine.com. 212-594-1925. Ev Sat: 8pm-12am Sarah McLawler Duo.

CHURRASCARIA PLATAFORMA: 316W49th St (bet 8th & 9th Avs). 212-245-0505.www.churrascariaplataforma.com. Ev Fri&Sat: Portinho Gp feat Klaus Mueller.

COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NEW YORK:40E 35th St (bet Madison & Park Avs). 212-683-4988.www.ccny.org/www.aacmnewyork.com. Oct 15: 8pm $30/15 adm ThurmanBarker Sound Trio & Steve Colson Qrt.

COVET LOUNGE: 137E 55th St at Lexington.www.covetlounge.com. 212-223-2829. EvThurs: 8-11:30pm. Oct 7: Paul PeressProject feat Anthony Jackson; 14: Gil Parris& friends; 21: Parker Stuff; 28: Gil Parris &friends.

DESTINO: 891 1st Av at 50th St. 212-751-0700.www.destinony.com. Sets: 7:30-10:30pm.Ev Mon-Thurs: Jesse Elder Duos. Monw/Louis Vanaria, Tues w/Tony Middleton,Wed w/Sarah Charles, Thurs w/TonyMiddleton.

DIZZY’S CLUB COCA COLA: At Jazz @Lincoln Center, Frederick P. Rose Hall.Bway at 60th St. 5th Fl. 212-258-9595.www.jalc.org. Sets: Sun-Thurs 7:30&9:30pm, After Hours (AH) 11pm, Fri&Sat add11:30pm, AH 12:45am. Adm: $30/35, Mon$20, AH $10, student discounts w/ID. Min$10 table, $5 bar. Oct 1-3: Bobby Watsonfeat Terell Stafford; 4: Marian McPartland &friends; 5-10: Kenny Barron Qnt; 11: PatBianchi Trio & Paolo Recchia; 12: JoeLovano & Antonio Ciacca; 13-17: KennyBarron w/David Sanchez; 18: TamirHendelman Trio; 19-24: George Wein &Newport All Stars; 25: Upstarts!w/Manhattan School of Music Afro CubanJazz Orch by Bobby Sanabria; 26-31: KennyWerner & The Brussels Jazz Orch. AfterHours w/Oct 1&2: Paris Wright Qnt; 5-9:Matt Rybicki Qrt; 12-16: Eugenio Macchia &friends; 20-23: Austrian Jazz Nights; 26-30:Eyal Vilner Big Band.

EDISON BALLROOM: 240W 47th St (betBway & 8th Avs). www.edisonballroom.com.212-201-7650. 7-9:30pm $125 adm incl din-ner & drinks, 10pm-1am $45 ad incl horsd’oeuvres & drinks. Oct 1&15: Joe BattagliaNew York Big Band.

FEINSTEIN’S: At Regency Hotel. 540 Park Av.at 61st St. www.feinsteinsattheregency.com.212-339-4095. Sets: 8:30pm except Fri&Sat8&10:30pm. Oct 12-16: Paula West.

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JAZZ at the

Piermont, N.Y.An intimate setting ideal for Jazz

Within minutes of NYC, NJ, Westchester, CT, Orange in RocklandEasy, free parking

Monday Jazz SessionMondays October 4, 18, 25 8-11:30pm Hosted by Saxophonist

John Richmondw/ Bob Meyer, drums

Open session. All instrumentalists, vocalists, Patrons welcome!Sunday October 17

Stryker/Slagle BandDave Stryker, Steve Slagle, Ed Howard, Steve Williams

Sunday October 31 Concert 7:30-10pmViolinist Christian Howes

Gary Versace, Joel Newton, Cedric Easton, Evan GregorSunday Afternoon Jazz strings clinics. Clinics info: [email protected]

Thursday November 4Native Soul

Steve Johns, Noah Haidu, Peter Brainin, Marcus McLaurine

All Concerts-7:30-10 pm-2 sets468 Piermont Ave. Piermont, N.Y. 10968 (845) 359-1089

turningpointcafe.com johnrichmondjazz.com

SUNDAY JAZZBRUNCH

With The

BOB KINDRED TRIO

Bob Kindred, tenor saxophone, John Hart, guitar Steve LaSpina, bass

Brunch menu from $8.50-$16.50 Bar minimum $5Sunday 12:30-3:30

CAFE LOUP105 West 13th StreetReservations: 212-255-4746

A zagatRated Restaurant

FLUTE BAR: 205W 54th St (bet Bway & 7thAv). 212-265-5169. www.flutebar.com. EvWed: 8-11pm.

IGUANA RESTAURANT: 240W 54th St at Bway.212-399-9457. Free adm. Oct 11: 8pmVandoren Jam feat Mark Gross Qrt.

IRIDIUM: 1650 Bway at 51st St. 212-582-2121.www.iridiumjazzclub.com. Sets: 8&10pm,Midnight series 12am. Adm varies/$5 min.Student 1/2 price adm 2nd set Tues-Thurs&Sun. Ev Mon: Les Paul Monday w/Les PaulTrio & spec guests w/Steve Morse 10/4,Lionel Loueke Trio 10/11, Laurence Juber10/18, Robbie Krieger 10/25. Oct 1-3: SteveMorse Band; 5: Valerie Holiday; 6: DaveLeibman Big Band; 7-9: Kenny GarrettBand; 10: Lionel Loueke Trio; 12: ValerieHoliday; 13: Ed Palermo Big Band; 14:Lucky Peterson/Larry Campbell; 15-17:Cookers; 19: Jaimoe Jasssz Band w/JuniorMack; 20: Denny Laine Band; 21: JimmieVaughan & Tilt-A-Whirl Band feat Lou AnnBarton; 22-24: Robby Krieger Jazz Band;26: Terese Genecco & Her Little Big Band;27: Adam Kolker Qrt; 28-31: Mike ClarkIndigo Blue. Midnight series w/Oct 1:Lindsay R. Watson; 8: Oscar Perez NuevoComienzo; 9: Vladimir Cetkar; 12: ValerieHoliday; 15: Aimee Allen Trio; 16: DominicFallacaro; 29: JT Project.

JAZZ @ LINCOLN CENTER: Frederick P.Rose Hall, 5th Fl. Bway at 60th St. 212-258-9800. www.jalc.org. Allen Room (AR), RoseTheater (RT). Oct 1&2: RT 8pm TerenceBlanchard/Branford Marsalis; 8&9: AR7:30&9:30pm Nancy Wilson; 21-23: RT 8pmJALCO w/Wynton Marsalis, Jazz MeetsClave; 22&23: AR 7:30&9:30pm ChuchoValdés w/Afro-Cuban Messengers.

JOE G: 244W 56th St (bet Bway & 8th Av). 212-765-3160. Ev Wed: Jeanne Gies Duo.

JUILLIARD SCHOOL: 60 Lincoln CenterPlaza. 212-799-5000. www.juilliard.edu.

KITANO HOTEL: 66 Park Av at 38th St. 212-885-7119. www.kitano.com. Sets: Mon 8-11pm, Tues-Sat 8&10pm, Sun 11am-2pm.Free adm/$15 min/set, except Fri &Sat, $25cover+min, Sun $29 buffet. Ev Mon: Jamw/Iris Ornig; ev Tues: Mark Devine Solo; evSun: Jazz Brunch w/Tony Middleton Trio.Oct 1&2: Michael Weiss Trio; 6: CatherineDepuis Qrt; 7: Glafkos Kontemeniotis Trio;8&9: Holly Hoffman Qrt; 13: Randy IngramTrio; 14: Gregory Generet Qrt; 15&16: JerryBergonzi Qrt; 20: Kelley Johnson Qrt; 21:Michika Fukumori Trio; 22&23: Eric ReedTrio; 27: Beat Kaestli Qrt; 28: Kyoko OyobeTrio; 29&30: Nilson Matta Dynamic Trio.

KOVO: 506 9th Av (bet 38th & 39th Sts). 646-398-7825. Ev Thurs: 7-9pm Danny Walsh,Justin Wert, Dave Speranza.

LE BIARRITZ RESTAURANT: 325W 57th St(bet 8th & 9th Avs). 212-245-9467. Ev Wed-Fri: 7-10pm Seleno Clarke.

LIGHTHOUSE: 111E 59th St (bet Park &Lexington Avs). 516-627-4468. Sets: 7:15pm.

LOCAL 802: Associated Musicians of GreaterNew York Club Room. 322 W 48th St (bet 8th& 9th Sts). www.local802afm.org. Ev Mon: 7-10pm Jazz Foundation of America Jam.

MERKIN CONCERT HALL: Kaufman Center.129W 67th St (bet Bway & Amsterdam). 212-501-3330. www.kaufman-center.org.

MILES’ CAFÉ: 212E 52nd St (bet 2nd & 3rdAvs). 212-371-7657. www.milescafe.com/ny.Sets: E 7:30-9:15pm, L 9:30-11:30pm unlessotherwise noted. $10 adm/$10 min unlessotherwise noted. Oct 1: E Jordan Young Gp,L Florian Hoefner Qrt feat Seamus Blake; 2:5:30-7:30: Yuko Solo, L Jerome Sabbagh/Laurent Coq Qrt; 3: E Jonas Ganzemuller, LDave Allen; 5: E Constance Hauman, L Carlo

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De Rosa; 6: E Napua Davoy, L AlexeiTsiganov; 7: E Yukari, L Peter KronreifWayfarers; 8: E Chris Crocco Fluid Trio, LGreg Diamond; 9: E SoRieN Duo, L Little RedTop; 10: E Suzanne Pittson Qrt, L DanielaSchaechter; 12: E Ustream master class, LGP3; 13: E Reggie Pittman/Loren DanielsQrt, L Lucio Ferrara Qrt; 14: E Erin ShieldsTrio, L Lisa Hearns; 15: E Kat Calvosa, LGMajid Khaliq; 16: E Tacuma Bradley &friends, L Simon Yu Jazz Qnt; 17: E BastianWeinhold, L Nir Naaman; 19: E TomThorndike Trio, L Matt Slocum Trio; 20: EMarc McDonald, L Alexis Cuadrado Qrt; 21:E aRAUz Qrt, L Teriver Cheung; 22: E MarkSoskin Trio, L Nelson Riveros Gp; 23: 5:30-7:30pm NatSat Duo, E Bruce Arnold Trio; LLeni Stern Trio; 24: E Towner Galaher, LMatteo Sabattini; 25: L Jaki Byard Project;26: E Tomoko/Oscar Deric Brown, L GrupoLos Santos; 27: E Bossa Nova Trio, L MikeFahie; 28: E Nicole Zuraitis, L Emily Wolf; 29:E Bob Rodriguez Trio; 30: E Gene Ess, LKelly Powers Project.

MOCO LOUNGE: 516A 3rd Av (bet 34th & 35thSts). 212-685-3663. Sets: 8:30pm. EvMon&Wed: Bossa Nova; ev Thurs: Jazz.

NB LOUNGE: At Lombardy Hotel. 111E 56th St(bet Park & Lexington Avs). 212-753-8600.www.lombardyhotel.com. Free adm. EvMon&Thurs: 7:30-11pm. Mamiko Taira Duo.

OAK ROOM: At the Algonquin Hotel. 59W 44thSt (bet 5th & 6th Avs). 212-840-6800.www.thealgonquin.net. Ev Mon 8pm OurSinatra w/Hilary Kole, Eric Comstock &Christopher Gines; ev Sun: 1pm JazzBrunch w/Barbara Carroll & Jay Leonhart.

OPIA: 130E 57th St (bet Park & Lexington Avs).212-688-3939. www.opiarestaurant.com.

PALIO BAR: At Piano Due Ristorante. 151W51st St (bet 6th & 7th Avs). 212-399-9400.www.pianoduenyc.net. Ev Fri: 8-11:30pm.Oct 1: Sarah Hayes Qrt feat Jack Wilkins; 8:Warren Vaché Trio feat Joe Cohn; 15:George Garzone Qrt feat Joe Cohn; 22:Warren Chiasson Trio feat Joe Cohn; 29: JoeCohn Qnt.

PAUL HALL: 155W 65th St (bet Amsterdam &Bway). 212-769-7406. www.juilliard.edu. Oct5: 8pm Juilliard Artist Diploma Jazz Ens.

PETER JAY SHARP THEATER: 155W 65th St(bet Amsterdam & Bway). 212-769-7406.www.juilliard.edu. Free adm. Oct 19: 8pmJuilliard Jazz Orch w/John Clayton.

ROTHMANN’S STEAKHOUSE: 3E 54 th St at5th Av. www.rothmannssteakhouse.com.212-319-5500. Ev Fri,Sat&Mon: 6-10pm. Freeadm/no min. Mon&Fri: Alex Leonard Duo;Sat: Jesse Elder/Greg Ruggiero Duo.

RUSSIAN SAMOVAR: 256W 52nd St (betBway & 8th Av). www.russiansamovar.com.212-757-0168. Tues-Sun: 8pm.

RUSSIAN VODKA ROOM: 265W 52 St at 8th Av.www.russianvodkaroom.com. 212-307-5835.Ev Mon: 7pm-12am Dmitri Kolesnik Trio.

SAINT PETER’S CHURCH: 619 Lexington Av at54th St. (Citicorp Bld). www.saintpeters.org.212-935-2200. IWJ events free adm. Ev 1stMon: 7:30pm International Women in JazzJam; ev Wed: 1pm $7 don Midtown Jazz atMidday. Oct 3: Saint Peter's Church Band &Voices; 6: Larry King/Brian Glassman; 10:All Nite Soul w/5pm Joel Frahm Qrt, 7pmConcert Honoring Frank Wess feat FrankWess, Vanguard Jazz Orch, Michael Weiss,Steve Wilson, Peter Washington, Peter VanNostrand, Javon Jackson, Jeremy Manasia,Ameen Saleem, McClenty Hunter, HarlemBlues & Jazz Band, Steve Turre, JimmyOwens, Winard Harper Qnt, DominickFarinacci, Arturo O’Farrill, Nadje Noordhuis,Fabian Almazan, Deanna Witkowski, FiloMachado, Gabriel Allegria New York Univer-

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sity Afro Peruvian Jazz Qnt, JamesWeidman, Joe Fielder, Josh Roseman, AlanFerber, Bob Stewart, Alexis Cole, Joe Wilder,Chanda Rule, Gernot Bernroider, JesseLewis, Chris Dingman, Ike Sturm, PaulKnopf, Ken Simon, Zulivu-Donna Cumber-batch, Brian Lynch; 13: Quinn Lemley Trio;16: 7pm Y'all of New York Annual AwardsConcert; 17: Jostein Gulbrandsen Trio; 20:Ted Kooshian Standard Orbit Qrt; 21: 7pmDuke Ellington Society Meeting; 22: 8pmShades of Jazz on Noir, silent film by Ana-Isabel Ordonez; 24: James Weidman w/Char-ene Dawn; 27: Aaron Diehl; 31: Anna Dag-mar/Ike Sturm/Ben Wittman, 7 pm PaulKnopf.

SOFIA’S RESTAURANT/CLUB CACHÉ: AtEdison Hotel. 221W 46th St (bet Bway & 8thave). 212-719-5799. $15 adm/2 drink min. EvMon: 8-11pm Vince Giordano NighthawksOrch. Oct 7: Jill McManus.

SWING 46: Jazz & Supper Club. 349W 46th St(bet 8 & 9th Avs). www.swing46.com. 212-262-9554. Sets: Mon,Tues&Thurs 8:30pm,Wed&Sun 8pm, Fri&Sat 9:30pm. Ev Mon:Tom Abbott Big Bang Big Band; ev Tues:George Gee Swing Orch; ev Wed: StanRubin Orch; ev Thurs: Felix & Cats BigBand; ev Fri: George Gee Swing Orch; evSun: Sarah Hayes.

TAGINE: 537 9th Av at 40th St. 212-564-7292.www.taginedining.com. Free adm. Tues,Wed&Sun: 8-30-11:30pm. Free adm. Ev Tues:Jam w/Marc Devine; ev Sun: Vocalist Series.

TUTUMA SOCIAL CLUB: 164E 56th St. 646-300-0305. www.tutumasocialclub.com. Sets:Mon 7,8:15&9:30pm, Tues-Thurs&Sun 7&9pm, Wed 7:30&9:30pm, Fri&Sat 8&10:30pm. Ev Mon: Chilcano 2.0 w/guest; evTues: Laurandrea Leguia Trio feat RufinoOrtiz; ev Wed: Edward Perez Afro-PeruvianCollective; ev Thurs: Huevito Lobatón; evFri-Sun: Gabriel Alegria Afro Peruvian Sxt.Oct 7: 10:30pm Melissa Aldana; 16: 12:30amDock Sud; 28: 10:30pm Oscar Peña.

ZANKEL HALL: At Carnegie Hall. 881 7th Av at57th St. 212-247-7800. See Carnegie Hall.

ANTIQUE GARAGE: 41 Mercer St. 212-219-1019. www.antiquegaragesoho.com. Mon-Fri7-10pm, Sat&Sun 12:30-3:30pm. EvMon&Sun: Michael Arenella; ev Tues:Turkish Jazz; ev Wed: Bob Leive; ev Thurs:Rio Sasaki; ev Sun: Ted Hefko.

ARTHUR’S TAVERN: 57 Grove St. 212-675-6879. www.arthurstavernnyc.com. Jazz 7-10pm. Ev Mon: Grove Street StompersDixieland Jazz Band; ev Tues: YuichiHirakawa House Band; ev Wed: Eve Silber;ev Thurs-Sat: Eri Yamamoto Jazz Trio; evSun: Creole Cooking Jazz Band.

B FLAT: Basement 277 Church St (bet Franklin& White Sts). www.bflat.info. 212-219-2970.Sets: 8-11pm. Ev Mon: Josh Benko Trio; evWed: Jordan Young.

BANJO JIM’S: 700E 9th St at Av C. 212-777-0869. www.banjojims.com. Oct 18: ElizabethDotson-Westphalen.

BAR NEXT DOOR: 129 McDougal St. 212-529-5945. www.lalanternacaffe.com. Sets: Mon-Thurs 8:30&10:30pm, Fri&Sat 7:30,9:30&11:30pm, Sun 8&10pm. Adm: $12+1 drinkmin/set. Trios unless otherwise noted. EvTues: Joel Frahm; ev Wed: JonathanKreisberg; ev Sun except 10/31: PeterMazza. Oct 1: Dan Aran; 2: Ben Monder; 4:Camila Meza; 7: Jacam Manricks; 8: Michael

Blanco/David Cook Duo w/guest; 9: PaulBollenback; 11: Dida Pelled; 14: Vic Juris;15: Miles Okazaki; 16: Gilad Hekselman; 18:Jeanne Gies/Howard Alden Duo; 21: FiloMachado/Deanna Witkowski Duo; 22: MikeMoreno; 23: Jack Wilkins; 25: Jean Rohe;28: Jane Getter/Bruce Arnold Duo Plus; 29:Rick Stone; 30: Jaleel Shaw; 31: Rick Stone.

BLUE NOTE: 131W 3rd St at 6th Av. 212-475-8592. www.bluenotejazz.com. Dinner 7pm-2am. Sets: 8&10:30pm + ev Fri&Sat LateNight 12:30am; ev Sun 12:30&2:30pm JazzBrunch. Adm varies. Oct 1-3: Stanley ClarkeBand feat Hiromi; 4: David S. Ware Trio; 5-7:Billy Cobham; 8-10: Gato Barbieri; 11: MarkRapp & Derek Lee Bronston; 12-17: DavidSanborn Qrt feat Joey DeFrancesco; 18:Sean Smith Qrt; 19-24: Gary Burton New Qrt;25: Nikki Yanofsky; 26-30: Roy Ayers; 31:Jon Batiste & Ghost Busters. Late Nightw/Oct 1: Tribute to Abbey Lincoln feat JazSawyer, Michael Bowie & spec guests; 2:Kobi Arad Band; 8: MK Groove Orch; 9: MattGeraghty; 15: Shayna Steele; 16: HowardFishman Qrt; 23: Jeremiah Hosea; 29: AverySunshine. Jazz Brunch w/Oct 3: Andy MilneNYU Ens; 10: Tavitjan Brothers; 17: JuilliardJazz Brunch/Blues, Bossas & Ballads; 24:Sofia Rei Koutsovitis; 31: Jack Donahue.

BOWERY WINE COMPANY: 13E 1st St at 2ndAv. www.bowerywineco.com. 212-614-0800.Ev Tues& Wed: 7pm.

CAFÉ LOUP: 105W 13th St (bet 6th & 7th Avs).212-255-4746. Free adm/$5 min. Ev Sun:Jazz Brunch 12:30am-3:30pm, eve 6:30-9:30pm. Sun brunch: Bob Kindred, JohnHart & Steve LaSpina; Sun eve: JuniorMance/Hide Tanaka Duo.

CAFÉ VIVALDI: 32 Jones St at Bleecker St.212-691-7538. www.caffevivaldi.com. Freeadm. Oct 10: Jeremy Siskind; 28: 9:30pmMika Hary Gp.

CITY WINERY: 155 Varick St (bet Spring &Vandam Sts). www.citywinery.com. 212-608-0555. Oct 8: 11:30pm-2am $15 adm JazzGallery Rent Jam w/Roy Hargrove.

CLEMENTE SOTO VÉLEZ CULTURAL &EDUCATIONAL CENTER: 107 Suffolk St(bet Rivington & Delancey Sts). 212-260-4080. csvcenter.com.

CORNELIA STREET CAFÉ: 29 Cornelia St.212-989-9319. www.corneliastreetcafe.com.Sets unless otherwise noted: Mon-Thurs&Sun 8:30pm, Fri&Sat 9&10:30pm. Admvaries. Oct 1: Mike Baggetta Qrt; 2: MichaelAdkins Qnt; 3: Bill Ware Qrt; 4: 6pmMonologues & Madness by Tulis McCall,Amram & Co; 5: Doug Wamble; 6: ArunRamamurthy w/Akshay Anantapadmanab-han; 7: Jesse Stacken Trio; 8&9: Rez AbbasiAcoustic Qrt; 10: Andrew Rathbun; 11:Travels With Ma Own Self; 12: LorenStillman & Bad Touch; 13: Alan Hampton;14: John O'Gallagher Trio; 15&16: JuergenFriedrich/John Hébert/Tony Moreno w/specguest Ben Monder; 17: Jane Ira Bloom Trio;19: Amanda Baisinger; 20: Ribs & BrisketRevue; 21: Mark Helias Trio; 22&23: BenWaltzer Qnt; 24: Jacob Garchik Trio; 25:Batteries Duo; 26: Trio PBD; 27: Mike +Ruthy Folk City; 28&29: Bob Stewart Qrt; 30:Bill McHenry Qrt; 31: Sam Sadigursky/Jeremy Udden.

CROOKED KNIFE: 29E 30th St (bet Park &Madison Avs). www.thecrookedknife.com.212-696-2593. Ev Tues: 7-10pm Iris Ornig Trio.

DIFIORE MARQUET CAFÉ: 15E 12th St (bet5th Av & University Pl). 212-229-9313.www.difioremarquetcafe.com. Ev Thurs:7:30-10pm Trumpets Jazz Club presentsEnrico Granafei.

DUANE PARK CAFÉ: 157 Duane St (bet Hud-son & W Bway). www.duaneparknyc.com.

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Sun 11:30pm-2:30am; Brunch (B) Sat&Sun12-4pm. Ev Mon E: except 10/12 HowardWilliams Jazz Orch; ev Sun E: David CossTrio. Oct 1: E Hide Tanaka Trio, L Tim Price/Ryan Anselmi Tenor Maddness; 2: B LarryNewcomb Trio, E Evgeny Lebedev, L tba; 3:B John Colianni Qnt, L Nueva Incarnaceon;4: L Ben Cliness Qrt; 5: E Valery PonomarevBig Band, L Justin Lees Trio; 6: E MarkDevine Trio, L tba; 7: E Champian FultonTrio, L Alex Stein/Matt Brown; 8: E Dave KainGp, L Kevin Dorn & Big 72; 9: B Gypsy JazzCaravan, E Brooks Hartell Trio, L JosephPerez Qrt; 10: B Benjamin Healy, L Mauriciode Souza Trio; 11: L Michael O’Brien Trio; 12:E Cecilia Coleman Big Band, L Paul FrancisTrio; 13: E Bernal/Eckroth/Ennis, L AndersonBrothers; 14: E Rick Stone Trio, L DavidWhite Qnt; 15: E Andrew Hadro Qnt, LDaylight Blues Band; 16: B Marsha HeydtQrt, E Mark Marino Trio, L Virginia MayhewQrt; 17: B John Colianni Qnt, L RyanAnselmi Qrt; 18: L Kenny Shanker Qrt; 19: ELou Caputo Not So Big Band, L FukushiTainaka Trio; 20: E Nancy Reed Trio, LAndrew Atkinson & friends; 21: E NickMoran Trio, L Mauricio de Souza Trio; 22: EEvan Schwam Qrt, L Kevin Dorn & Big 72;23: B Marsha Heydt Qrt, E Eve Silber Trio, Ltba; 24: B Iris Ornig Qrt, L Dylan Meek Trio;25: L Alex Hoffman Qrt; 26: E David WhiteJazz Orch, L Kioko Oyobe Trio; 27: E AusinWalker Trio, L Alan Chaubert Trio; 28: EMichika Fukumori Trio, L David White Qnt;29: E tba, L Dre Barnes Project; 30: B DavidBennett Cohen Blues Brunch, E ChampianFulton Trio, L Akiko Tsuruga Trio; 31: B LouCaputo Qrt, E&L closed.

GREAT HALL: At Cooper Union. 7E 7th St (bet3rd & 4th Avs). www.cooper.edu. 212-353-4195. Oct 11: 8pm $25/18 adm New YorkVoices.

GREENWICH VILLAGE BISTRO: 13 CarmineSt (bet Bleecker & 6th Av). 212-206-9777.www.greenwichvillagebistro.com.

HIGHLINE BALLROOM: 431W 16th St. 212-414-5994. www.highlineballroom.com. Sets:8pm. Oct 1&2: Chick Corea Trio; 5: LizzWright; 24: Dave Douglas & Keystone.

HIRAI MONG: 12 St. Marks Pl (bet 2nd & 3rdAvs). 212-475-7101. www.hiraimong.com. EvSat&Sun: 8-10:30pm.

J&R MUSIC WORLD: 23 Park Row. 2nd Fl.212-238-9000.

JAZZ GALLERY: 290 Hudson St (bet Spring &Dominick Sts). www.jazzgallery.org. 212-242-1063. Sets: 9&10:30pm. Adm varies. Oct1&2: Yosvany Terry Qnt; 6: Miguel ZenonQrt; 7: Matt Stevens 4tet; 8: Nir Felder; 9:Lage Lund Qrt; 14: Sam Harris Gp; 15: BenWilliams & Sound Effect; 16: Tyshawn SoreyQrt; 21: Armand Hirsch Trio; 22: SF JAZZCollective; 23: David Bryant; 28: SofiaTosello/Julio Santillan; 29: Becca Stevens;30: Ben van Gelder Qnt.

JAZZ STANDARD: 116E 27th St (bet Park &Lexington Avs). www.jazzstandard.net. 212-576-2232. Mouthwatering Barbecue atrestaurant Blue Smoke 212-576-2232 orwww.opentable.com. Sets: 7:30&9:30pm +11:30pm Fri&Sat. Cover varies. No min. EvMon: Mingus Mondays w/Orchestra (10/4&25), Dynasty (10/11), Big Band (10/18); evSun 2-3pm starting 10/17: Jazz for Kids. Oct1-3: Joshua Redman Trio; 5: Mimi Fox Trio;6: Davell Crawford; 7-10: Robert GlasperTrio; 12&13: Aaron Parks Qrt; 14-17:Rudresh Mahanthappa & Bunky Green;19&20: Tia Fuller Qrt; 21-24: Alvin QueenSxt; 26: Dan Tepfer Trio; 27: MichaelFormanek Qrt feat Tim Berne; 28-31:Houston Person Qrt.

JOE’S PUB: At the Public Theater. 425

212-732-5555. Ev Sat: 10:30pm-12am MelodySweets & Candy Shop Boys feat Jesse Elder.

EAR INN: 326 Spring St (bet Greenwich &Washington Sts). 212-431-9750. Ev Sun: 8-11pm EarRegulars w/Jon-Erik Kellso &friends; ev 1st Mon: 12-3am Matt MunisteriQrt w/Jon-Erik Kellso.

FAT CAT: 75 Christopher St at 7th Av. 212-675-6056. www.fatcatmusic.org. $3 adm/no min.Sets unless otherwise noted: Early (E) Mon-Sat 7pm + 9pm Fri, Sun 6pm, evening (EV)Thurs&Sat 10pm, Fri 10:30pm, Sun-Wed9pm, Late Night (LN) Mon-Wed&Sun12:30am, Thurs 1am, Fri&Sat 1:30am. EvMon: E except 10/25 Choi Fairbanks StringQrt, LN Billy Kaye; ev Tues: E Saul RubinTrio, LN Greg Glassman; ev Wed: E RaphaelD'lugoff Qrt, LN Ned Goold; ev Thurs: LNStacy Dillard; ev Fri: except 10/1 9pm NaomiShelton & Gospel Queens; ev Sun: LNBrandon Lewis & Renee Cruz. Oct 1: E ACapella Soul, 9pm Voices of Thunder, EVJared Gold/Dave Gibson Gp, LN Eric Wyatt;2: E Brandon Lewis Gp, EV Shift, LN KenFowser; 3: E Ehud Asherie, 8:30pm Fat CatBig Band; 4: 8:30pm Sarah Elizabeth CharlesQrt + Mike Rood Communion; 5: EV DonHahn Qnt; 6: EV Joris Roelofs; 7: E RyanBerg, EV Saul Rubin; 8: E Paris Wright, EVPete Zimmer Qrt feat George Garzone, LNMike Fahn; 9: E Pete Zimmer Qrt feat GeorgeGarzone, EV Shauli Einav Qnt, LN CarlosAbadie; 10: E Ehud Asherie, EV Ned Goold;11: Dave Schnitter; 12: EV Peter Brainin &Latin Jazz Workshop; 13: EV Val Shafferw/Davy Moony; 14: E Diallo House, EV GregGlassman/Stacy Dillard Qnt; 15: E A CapellaSoul, EV Myron Walden Countryfied, LNMichael O'Brien; 16: E Tal Ronen, EV MyronWalden Countryfied, LN Fabio Morgera; 17:E Terry Waldo Gotham City Band, EV DimitriBaevsky; 18: EV George Braith & friends; 19:EV Don Hahn Qnt; 20: EV Billy Kaye Sxt; 21:E Geoff Vidal, EV Bruce Cox Core-tet; 22: EJimmy Alexander, EV Fabio Morgera Qnt featKim Thompson, LN Carlos Abadie; 23: EDavy Moony, EV Brandon Lewis Band, LNNed Goold; 24: E Gamelan Dharma Swara,EV Josh Benko; 25: E Gamelatron, EV BenDrazen; 26: EV Itai Kriss Salsa All-Stars; 27:EV Groover Trio; 28: E Lawrence Clark, EVGreg Glassman/Stacy Dillard Qnt; 29: EGoussy, EV Chris Crocco Fluid Trio featGeorge Garzone, LN Melanie Charles &Journey; 30: E Carlos Abadie Qnt, EVSmashing Molech, LN James Zeller; 31: ETerry Waldo Gotham City Band, EV High &Mighty Brass Band.

55 BAR: 55 Christopher St (bet 6th & 7th Avs).212-929-9883. www.55bar.com. Sets: EarlyShow (E), Late Show (L), Mon-Thurs E 7, L10pm, Fri&Sat E 6, L 10pm, Sun E 7, L9:30pm. Oct 2: Kate McGarry; 3: L SeanSmith Qrt; 10&24: 2-4pm $5 adm Jazz forKids; 13: E Amy Cervini & Jazz Country; 14:L Jay Collins Kings County Band; 20:Melissa Stylianou; 29: L Brian Mitchell.

FINO WALL STREET: 1 Wall Street Ct. 212-825-1924. www.finony.com. Free adm/1 drinkmin. Ev Thurs 6-9pm, Fri&Sat 8-11pm: RickBogart Trio.

FLUTE BAR: 40E 20th St (bet Bway & Park AvS). 212-529-7870. www.flutebar.com. Freeadm. Ev Wed: 8-11pm.

45 BLEECKER: 45 Bleecker St (bet Mulberry &Mott Sts). www.45bleecker.com. 212-260-8250. Oct 16: Mike Reed People, Places &Things.

GARAGE: 99 7th Av S (bet W 4th & Bleecker).www.garagerest.com. 212-645-0600. Freeadm/no min. Sets: Early (E) Mon&Tues 7-10pm, Wed&Thurs 6-10pm, Fri&Sat 6:15-10:15pm, Sun 7-11pm; Late (L) Mon-Thurs10:30pm-2:30am, Fri&Sat 10:45pm-2:45am,

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8649. www.oneifbyland.com. Ev Tues&Thurs: 6-11pm Ryo Sasaki/Nial DjuliarsoDuo; ev Fri: 11pm-2am J Walter Hawkes; evSun: 11:30am-2pm $25/pers Jazz Brunchw/Ryo Sasaki/Nial Djuliarso Duo.

169 BAR: 169 E Bway at Rutgers St. 212-473-8866. www.169barnyc.com. Ev Thurs: 11pmAdrienne Hindmarsh Organ Trio.

PARK AVENUE BISTRO: 377 Park Av S (bet26th & 27th Sts). 212-689-1360. Free adm.Sets: 6-9pm. Ev Wed&Thurs: Lynn Ligam-mari/John Sutton Duo.

PHILIP MARIE: 569 Hudson St corner W11thSt. 212-242-6200. www.philipmarie.com.Free adm. Ev Wed: 7-11pm Brazilian Jazzw/Jacob Melchior Trio.

PLAYERS THEATER: 115 MacDougal St atMinetta Ln. www.theplayerstheatre.com/www.jazzmuseuminharlem.org. 212-475-6116. Oct 13: 7pm $20 Gene Bertoncini.

RARE: 222 Bleecker St (bet 6th Av & CarmineSt). 212-691-7273. Ev Sat&Sun: Jazz Brunchw/Al Gafa.

ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL: 196 Allen St (betHouston & Stanton Sts). 212-477-4155.www.rockwoodmusichall.com. Ev Tues:12am Dred Scott Trio. Oct 5: 6pm Mika Hary/Nir Felder Duo.

ROSE AUDITORIUM: At Cooper Union. 41Cooper Sq 3rd Av (bet 6th & 7th Sts). 212-353-4195. www.cooper.edu. Oct 4: 8pm $25/18 adm Lauren Kinhan & Peter Eldridge.

ROULETTE: 20 Greene St (bet Canal & GrandSts). $10/15 Adm. www.roulette.org. 212-219-8242. Oct 24: 8:30pm Satoko Fujii Orch NewYork.

RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART: 150W 17th St.www.rmanyc.org. 212-620-5000X344. $18/20adm. 7pm Harlem in the Himalayas serieswww.jmih.org. Oct 1: Jonathan Batiste Trio;29: Wayne Escoffery Qrt.

SD26 WINE BAR & LOUNGE: 19E 26th St atMadison Square Park. www.sd26ny.com.212-265-5959. Sets: Fri&Sat 9pm-1am, Sun7-10pm. Tony Romano Trio & friends.

SKIRBALL CENTER: At New York University.566 LaGuardia Pl at Washington Sq S. 212-998-4941. www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu. Oct16: 7pm $10/15 adm Project Trio.

SMALLS: 183W 10th St at 7th Av. 212-252-5091.www.smallsjazzclub.com. Sets: unlesss oth-erwise noted Early (E) 7:30pm, Late (L)Mon,Wed&Thurs 9pm, Tues 10pm, Fri9:30pm, Sat&Sun 10:30pm, Night (N) Mon,Wed&Thurs 12am, Tues 1am, Fri 12:30am,Sat 1:30am. Ev Mon: L Ari Hoenig Gp, N Jamw/Spencer Murphy; ev Tues: N Jam w/KenAlex Stein Qrt 10/5&12, w/Ken Fowser &Behn Gillece 10/9&26; ev Sat: 5-7pm except10/2&9 Poetry by Lee Kostrinsky, N except10/23 Jam w/Stacy Dillard Trio; ev Sun: 4-7pm except 10/3&17 Tap Dance Jamw/Michela Lerman, E Jon Roche Triow/Marion Cowings 10/3&17, Ruth Brisbane10/10&24, N Johnny O’Neal. Oct 1: E ShaiMaestro Qrt, L Mark Soskin Qrt, N AnthonyWonsey; 2: E Tad Shull Qrt, L Mark SoskinQrt, N Tivon Pennicott; 3: L Dave SchnitterQnt; 4: E Jimmy Bruno Solo; 5: E DennisJeter, L Grant Stewart Qrt; 6: E Jon Davis, LTed Rosenthal Trio, N Jam w/Craig WuepperEarsight!; 7: E Ehud Asherie Solo, L LucianBan Elevation, N Dwayne Clemons Qnt; 8: EMajid Khaliq Gp, L Flail, N Jam w/LawrenceLeathers; 9: 3:30-7pm Celebration ItalianAmerican Culture, E Ned Goold Trio, L Flail;10: L Spike Wilner Trio w/spec guest LucioFerrara; 11: E Jay Leonhart; 12: E TineBruhn, L Ken Fowser & Behn Gillece; 13: EMike Kanan Solo, L Sharel Cassity Gp, NJeremy Manasia Gp; 14: E Ehud AsherieSolo, L Richie Barshay & RB3 w/spec guest,

Lafayette St & Astor Pl. 212-539-8778.www.joespub.com. Adm varies. Oct 1:9&11pm Stephane Wrembel; 7: 9:30pmRespect Sxt; 21: 9:30pm Isabel Rose; 30:7pm Matt Duke.

JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH: 55 Was-hington Sq Park (bet Sullivan & ThompsonSts). www.judson.org. 212-477-0351. $20/15adm. Oct 14&15: 8pm Jazz Ens Pulse & TakeDance.

JULES BISTRO: 65 Saint Marks Pl (bet 1st & 2ndAvs). 212-477-5560. www.julesbistro.com.Sets: Mon-Thurs&Sun 8:30-11:30pm, Fri&Sat 8pm-12am, Sat&Sun Brunch (B) 12-3pm.Free adm. Ev Sat B Lower East Side HotClub. Oct 1&8: Robert Ross; 2&16: EthanMann & friends; 3,20,27B & 25: FrenchConnection; 3,10,24&31: Eleonora Bianchi-nni; 4&11, 31B Trio Salerito; 5&21: BillMurray Experience; 6: Will Bernard Trio;7,14&28: Avram Fefer; 9&23: Bobby Lynn;12,17&18: Norbert Marius; 19&26: ManhattanAffair; 13&20: Chris Bergson Band; 15&29:Sir Gregg Bandy; 22: Iron City feat CApicella; 24B & 30: Funk Machine; 27: JayCollins.

KNICKERBOCKER BAR & GRILL: 33University Pl at 9th St. 212-228-8490.www.knickerbockerbarandgrill.com. EvFri&Sat 9:45pm. Oct 1&2: Cynthia Sayer/Ehud Asherie; 8&9: Richard Wyands/PaulWest; 15&16: John Colianni/Paul Westw/spec guest Ron Carter; 22&23: HelenSung/Boris Koslov; 29&30: Nicky Parrot/John DiMartino.

LE PESCADEUX: 90 Thompson St (bet Prince& Spring Sts). www.lepescadeux.com. 212-966-0021. Ev Tues: 7-10pm.

LITTLE BRANCH: 20 Leroy St at 7th Av S.212-929-4360. www.littlebranch.net.

LOCAL 269: 269E Houston St at Suffolk. 212-228-9874. www.thelocal269.com. $10 adm.Oct 11: 7pm Steve Swell 4.

METROPOLITAN ROOM: 34W 22nd St (bet.5th & 6th Avs). www.metropolitanroom.com.212-206-0440. Sets: 9:30pm unless other-wise noted. Ev Tues: Annie Ross. Oct 2:7:30pm Laura Hull; 7 10pm & 8 7pm: NicoleHenry; 8&9 9:30pm 10&12-17 7pm: MarilynMaye.

NEW SCHOOL JAZZ PERFORMANCESPACE: 55W 13th St, 5th Fl. 212-229-5896.www.newschool.edu/jazz. Free adm.

NEW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY: TishmanAuditorium. 66W 12th St. 212-229-5488.www.newschool.edu.

NEW YORK CITY BAHÁ’Í CENTER: 53E 11thSt (bet Bway & University). 212-222-5159.www.bahainyc.org/jazz. Sets: 8&9:30pm.$10/15 adm. Oct 5: Ted Curson & friends; 12:Corina Bartra Latin Jazz Gp; 26: Mike Longo& NY State of Art Jazz Ens w/spec guestsJimmy Owens, Annie Ross & AntoinetteMontague.

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY: 35W 4th St 6th Fl.www.nyu.edu. 212-998-4550.

NORTH SQUARE: At Washington SquareHotel. 103 Waverly Pl at McDougal. 212-254-1200. www.northsquarejazz.com. Ev Sun:12:30-3pm Jazz Brunch. Free adm. Oct 3:Roz Corral Trio w/Dave Stryker & SantiDebriano; 10: Camila Meza Trio; 17: RozCorral Trio w/Saul Rubin; 24: Sasha DobsonTrio; 31: Roz Corral Trio w/Freddie Bryant.

NUYORICAN POETS CAFÉ: 236E 3rd St (betAvs B & C). www.nuyorican.org. Ev Thurs:9pm $10 adm Latin Jazz; ev 1st Sat: 9pm$15/10 adm Puddin’ Jazz series + Jam; evlast Sun: 8pm $10 adm Bobby Sanabria &New School Afro-Cuban Big Band.

ONE IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SEA: 17Barrow St (bet 7th Av & W4th St). 212-255-

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JANE MONHEITBIRDLAND / OCTOBER 19-23When Monheit debuted on CD, she was still in her early 20s. Yet it was clear she hadan extraordinary voice, rich and pure with a clarity of tone more associated withBroadway than jazz, reminiscent of a young Barbra Streisand, if Streisand hadaspired to jazz. Monheit has sometimes relied too heavily on the grandeur of herinstrument. But on her new CD, Home (EmArcy), she embraces the personal and inti-mate side of jazz, eschewing the big gesture in favor of the telling small one. She alsoseems to be having more fun, i.e., the loose harmony duet with John Pizzarelli on "YouBelong to Me" and her wily, winking version of "Everything I've Got Belongs to You."It's another step on her path to the top of the jazz vocal sphere. GK

DAVE LIEBMAN BIG BANDIRIDIUM / OCTOBER 6One of the few "doublers" on tenor and soprano sax who's concentrated primarily onthe soprano for long periods, Liebman will be honored as a 2011 National Endowmentof the Arts Jazz Master. Over a four-decades-plus career, Liebman has played in smallgroups with Miles Davis, Chick Corea and Elvin Jones, as well as his own duos, com-bos and big bands. He's featured on two exceptional new orchestral albums, Quest forFreedom (Sunnyside) with longtime pianist partner Richie Beirach; and the FrankfurtRadio Big Band doing music written by Jim McNeely; and As Always (MAMA) withhis own big band. It's the latter ensemble being featured at Iridium. He's also appear-ing with the Manhattan School of Music's Chamber Jazz Ensemble at the school onOctober 14. GK

PROJECT TRIOSKIRBALL CENTER / OCTOBER 16Given this Brooklyn-based group's highly nondescriptive name - and the fact thatpress materials characterize their work as "high-octane chamber music" that "blursthe boundaries of classical," it's possible that their superb new eponymous CD on theHarmonyville Records label will escape the notice of Hot House readers. That'd beunfortunate. Gee, the All-Music Guide website even classifies this outfit as 'Pop-Rock"!But don't miss a chance to hear these three masterful players: "beatbox flutist" GregPattillo, cellist Eric Stephenson and bassist Peter Seymour. All have solid jazz cre-dentials and, as their YouTube clips demonstrate, are capable of swinging like crazy.Yet there's also a pleasing delicacy to much of their music, along with generous dosesof light-heartedness. PB

BILL WARECORNELIA STREET / OCTOBER 3If you relished the 90s recordings of the popular group called Jazz Passengers, youalready know vibraphonist Ware's work, since he was a charter JP member. Maybeyou caught that band last month when they launched a new Enja CD at the Standard.Bill gets a remarkable shimmering sound out of his electronic instrument, an oldDeagan on which he's replaced the pipes under the metal bars with pickups, resultingin some impressive harmonic touches. At this quartet gig at Cornelia Street, he'll bejoined by pianist Matt King, bassist Carl DeRosa and drummer Jamie Aff, guys withwhom he's often gigged at Puppets in Brooklyn. By the way, he'll return to the sameVillage venue on Oct. 8-9 to play with guitarist Rez Abassi's ensemble. PB

LENNIE CUJESMALLS / OCTOBER 15 AND 16If you Google Cuje, the first links popping up reference a one-time Nazi YouthMovement member born in 1933. A mistake? Incredibly, no. That same kid, whoattended a prestigious German music school during WW II, discovered jazz throughGIs and, at 15, emigrated to America, where seeing Lionel Hampton at the ApolloTheater so impressed him he took up vibes. Cuje lived in the Washington area, wherehe still resides, and after playing in New York during the 1960s, he returned to thecapital area and has become a fixture on the local scene, adapting his Hamp-influ-enced sound to bebop's intricacies. Smalls' Spike Wilner played with Cuje in Baltimoreand has been bringing him to Smalls in the Village since he (Wilner) took it over. GK

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RAFI MALKIEL92ND STREET Y / OCTOBER 22A trombone and euphonium specialist, Jerusalem-born Malkiel is also a gifted compos-er and arranger whose talents are especially prominent on Water, a new Tzadik albumfeaturing his ten-member ensemble playing original pieces that simultaneously reflectharmonic and rhythmic elements from both the Middle East and Latin America. Ratherthan a mish-mash, it's actually a beautifully conceived listening experience that artful-ly incorporates bits of cumbia, reggae, flamenco, traditional Jewish melodies and eventhe sounds of running water. For this no-charge concert - and for an Oct. 31 BrooklynLyceum appearance - Malkiel will utilize a pared-down ensemble that also includeflute, piano, bass and percussion. PB

MICHAEL WEISSKITANO / OCTOBER 1 AND 2Weiss will program these evenings as a tribute to Hank Jones and Tommy Flanagan,two pianists in the Bud Powell tradition whom he regards as special inspirations.Backing him will be bassist George Mraz, who played bass behind Flanagan for years,and Dennis Mackrel, at one time a member of Jones' trio. Set lists will likely includetunes written by Hank's brother Thad. Weiss is himself a largely unheralded keyboardhero whose comping and soloing behind an earlier generation of great beboppers (e.g.Johnny Griffin, Bill Hardman and Junior Cook) has inspired lots of even youngerpianists. Michael's 2003 septet CD Soul Journey (Sintra), full of great Weiss originals,was one of the last decade's most thoroughly exciting and original albums. PB

LOSTON HARRISBEMELMANS BAR / TUESDAYS THRU SATURDAYSThe Carlyle Hotel is indelibly associated with cabaret because of the late Bobby Short'slengthy stints at Cafe Carlyle. But the hotel also houses one of the Apple's classiestpiano bars, where jazz often meets cabaret on an equal footing. Pianist-singer LostonHarris, who's resumed primary late-night residency there, isn't your typical loungepianist. His keyboard style is lean - Nat "King" Cole with the spareness of Count Basie- and pivots on swing, not swooping arpeggios. His singing is slyly conspiratorial, witha dry, husky edge. His new CD, Why Try To Change Me Now, pulls off the rare feat ofpersonalizing songs associated with Sinatra. It also features musicians who often joinhim at Bemelmans Bar: trumpeter Marcus Parsly; guitarist Ron Affif and bassistChris Berger. GK

BOBBY WATSONDIZZY'S / SEPTEMBER 29-OCTOBER 3An important voice on alto sax since he burst onto the scene with Art Blakey's JazzMessengers during the late 70s, Bobby Watson is one of the few hard- and post-boppersalso carrying on the traditions of pre-Parker altoists. For example, he's paid tribute toJohnny Hodges in an album, channeling Hodges' rich romanticism on ballads and hisfervid vocalizing on blues. Watson's new album, Gates BBQ Suite (Lafiya Music),recorded with the UM-KC Concert Jazz Orchestra (which he leads as the school's direc-tor of jazz studies) is a rich evocation of the Kansas City heritage. There will be plentyof swing at this gig too, as Watson fronts his Horizon quintet with Victor Lewis, drums;Terell Stafford, trumpet; Ed Simon, piano; and Essiet Essiet, bass. GK

GARY BURTONBLUE NOTE / OCTOBER 19-24Although Burton's gift for melodic improvisation and his unmatched four-mallet facili-ty have enriched recordings by Stan Getz, Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett and a boatload ofother notables, he seems to have a particular fondness for groups that include gui-tarists. Over the years, he's utilized Pat Metheny, Mick Goodrick, John Scofield, LarryCoryell and Kurt Rosenwinkel to great musical effect. His latest guitar inspiration,though, has come from young Julian Lage, with whom he's recorded since Generations(2004) and Next Generation (2005). Julian will be present during these six Blue Noteevenings, along with bassist Scott Colley and drummer Antonio Sanchez, for this four-some's North American debut. You can also catch Burton doing a Q&A beginning at4:00 PM at Barnes & Noble's 86th store on Oct. 22. PB

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Blue Vipers of Brooklyn; ev Wed: GuillaumeTrio; ev Thurs: Stephane Wrembel; ev Sun:Shareef Clayton.

BARBÈS: 376 9th St (corner of 6th Av). ParkSlope. www.barbesbrooklyn.com. 718-965-9177. Ev Tues: 7pm except 10/19&26 JennyScheinman; ev Sun: 9pm StephaneWrembel. Oct 2: 8pm Pedro Giraudo Sxt; 20:8pm Satoko Fujii & Natsuki Tamura; 21:10pm Matt Munisteri; 29: 8pm ToddSickafoose.

BROOKLYN LYCEUM: 227 Fourth Av (betPresident & Union Sts). Park Slope. 718-857-4816. www.brooklynlyceum.com. $10adm. Oct 6: Jamie Baum; 10: 9&10:30PMJesse Neuman & Wolf Face; 31: Rafi Malkiel.

BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY CROWNHEIGHTS: 560 New York Av at Maple St.Brooklyn. www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org.718-773-1180. Oct. 28: Wadada Leo Smith.

CASTELLO PLAN: 1213 Cortelyou Rd.Brooklyn. www.thecastelloplan.com. 718-856-8888. Oct 11: Elizabeth Dotson-Westphalen.

CHEZ LOLA: 387 Myrtle Av. Brooklyn. 718-858-1484. www.bistrolola.com. Sets: 7:30-10:30pm. Ev Mon: Sedric ChoukrounBraz'Latin Trio; ev Wed: Vanessa Jaquemin& Alex Jaquemin Jazz Brazilian Duo.

CHEZ OSKAR: 211 Dekalb Av at Adelphie St.Fort Green. www.chezoskar.com. 718-852-6250. Free adm. Ev Mon: 8pm Blue Vipers ofBrooklyn; ev Wed: 7:30pm SedricChoukroun Trio; ev Sun: 7:30pm AlexJaquemin & Company Duo.

DITMAS ACOUSTIC: At Sanctuary. 83Marlborough Rd at Church Av. Brooklyn.Oct 10: 7:30pm $10 adm Richie Barshay &RB3.

DOWNTOWN ATLANTIC: 364 Atlantic Av.(bet Bond & Hoyt Sts). Brooklyn. 718-852-9945. www.downtownatlantic.com. Ev Sun:7-10pm Carl Thompson Gp w/VirginiaMayhew.

FLUSHING TOWN HALL: 137-35 NorthernBlvd. Flushing. www.flushingtownhall.com.718-463-7700. Oct 15: Wycliffe Gordon; 29:Chembo Corneil Ens.

FREDDY’S BACKROOM: 485 Dean St (cornDean & 6th Av). Brooklyn. 718-622-7035.www.freddysbackroom.com. 1st Thurs:9:30pm Old Time Jam with Zot's Dream; 4thTues: Jazz from NY Underground.

I-BEAM: 168 7th St. Brooklyn. [email protected]. www.ibeambrooklyn.com. Oct14: FONT feat Lina Allemano.

LE GRAND DAKAR: 285 Grand St. Brooklyn.www.granddakar.com. 718-398-8900. Freeadm. Ev Tues&Thurs: 8:30-11pm InfrequentSeams series by Julianne Carney, JamesIlgenfritz, Justin Wood & Pete Robbins.

LITTLEFIELD: 622 Degraw St (bet 3rd & 4thAvs). Brooklyn. www.littlefieldnyc.com. 718-855-3388. www.connectionworks.org. 718-369-6931. $20/15 adm. Oct 13: BrooklynJazz Wide Open series feat 8&9:30pm JohnHollenbeck Large Ens, 11pm WORKS w/specguest Tony Malaby.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG HOUSE MUSEUM:34-56 107th St. Corona. 718-478-8274.www.louisarmstronghouse.org. $8 adm. EvTues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat&Sun 12-5pm:Guided Tours.

PARLOR JAZZ: 119 Vanderbilt Av. Brooklyn.718-855-1981. www.parlorjazz.com. Sets: 9&10:30pm. $30 adm/2 sets, open wine bar,snacks. Oct 16: Onaje Allan Gumbs Gp.

PUPPETS JAZZ: 481 5th Av. Park Slope. 718-499-2622. www.puppetsjazz.com.

718 RESTAURANT: 35-01 Ditmars Blvd at35th St. Astoria. www.718restaurant.com.718-204-5553. Ev Wed: 8:30-11pm Bill

N Jam w/Carlos Abadie Qnt; 15: E WarrenOree & Arpeggio Jazz Ens, L Lennie CujeQnt feat Grant Stewart, N Jam w/LawrenceLeathers; 16: E Ralph Lalama Bop JuiceTrio, L Lennie Cuje Qnt feat Grant Stewart;17: L Nick Hempton Qrt; 18: E DavidBerkman Solo; 19: E Marianne Sollivan, LRay Gallon Trio; 20: E Larry Ham Solo, LPete Malinverni Trio, N Jam w/Todd HerbertTrio; 21: E Spike Wilner Solo, L Jack WalrathGp, N Jam w/Alex Hoffman; 22: E RobGarcia 4, L Jimmy Greene Gp, N E Mc &friends; 23: E Dwayne Clemons Qnt, LJimmy Greene Gp, N Jam w/ShimritShoshan; 24: L Spike Wilner Trio; 25: EPeter Bernstein Solo; 26: E Yaala Ballin, LPete Rende Trio; 27: E Rossano SportielloSolo, L Alex Norris Qrt, N Jam w/SimonaPremazzi Trio Intruders; 28: E Spike WilnerSolo, L Alex Sipiagin Gp, N Jam w/CarlosAbadie Qnt; 29: E Will & Peter AndersonOct, L Jay Collins & Kings County Band, NJam w/Lawrence Leathers; 30: E RichieVitale Qnt, L Jay Collins & Kings CountyBand; 31: closed.

STONE: 2nd St at Av C. www.thestonenyc.com.Tues-Sun. Sets: Early (E) 8pm, Late (L)10pm. Adm varies.

TRIBECA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER:199 Chambers St. www.tribecapac.org. 212-220-1460.

VILLAGE VANGUARD: 178 7th Av S at 11thSt. 212-255-4037. www.villagevanguard.com.Sets: 9&11pm & additional 12:30am Sat(check w/club). Adm: Mon-Thurs $20/$10min,Fri-Sun $25/$10min. Ev Mon: Vanguard JazzOrch. Oct 1-3: Anat Cohen Qrt; 5-10: JasonMoran & Bandwagon; 12-17&19-24: BillCharlap Trio; 26-31: Gerald Clayton Trio.

VISION FESTIVAL: www.visionfestival.org.212-696-6681. See Clemente Soto VélezCultural & Educational Center.

WALKER’S: 16N Moore St at Varick. 212-941-0142. Sets: 8-11pm. Ev Sun: Peter LeitchDuo. Oct 3: Harvie S; 10: PJ Perry; 17: SeanSmith; 24: Ugonna Okegwo; 31: Jed Levy.

ZEB’S: 223W 28th St (bet 7th & 8th Avs). $10adm. Ev Wed: 8:30pm Saul Rubin Triow/vocalist guest + Jam. Oct 20: Roz Corral.

ZINC BAR: 82W 3rd St (bet Thompson &Sullivan). 212-477-8337. www.zincbar.com.Sets: Mon-Thurs 9,11pm&12:30am, Mon add7pm&2am, Wed add 7:30pm, Fri-Sun10,11:30pm&1am. Adm: $7/1 drink min,except Mon 7pm $5 adm. Ev Mon: 7pmEarly Evening Jazz series, 9pm FelixPastorius, 11pm Ron Affif Trio; ev Fri:African Jazz; ev Sat: Marianni w/BossaGroove; ev Sun: Cidinho Teixeira Bossa.Oct 5: Jack Jeffers & NY Classics; 6: GinoSitson Qrt; 7: Gregorio Uribe Big Band; 12:Lonnie Plaxico Gp; 13: John Benitez Qrt; 14:Timba Orquesta feat John Benitez; 19: MarkWhitfield Trio; 20: Richie Goods Qrt; 21:Choro Ens; 26: Vanderlei Pereira &Blindfold Test; 27: Alex Blake Qrt. EarlyEvening Shows w/Oct 4: ElisabethLohninger; 6: Andrea Brachfeld; 11: SarahCharles; 13: Glenn White; 18: CharaneeWade; 20: Alexis Cole; 25: Sofia Tosello; 27:David Lee Jones.

BAR 4: 444 7th Av. Brooklyn. 718-832-9800.www.myspace.com/barfour. Free adm/$5suggested. Ev mon: 8pm 4Play by MikeGamble.

BAR TABAC: 128 Smith St at Dean St. CobbleHill. www.bartabacny.com. 718-923-0918.Tues-Thurs 8-11pm, Sun 12-4pm. Ev Tues:

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ORISSA: 14 Cedar St. Dobbs Ferry. 914-231-7800. www.orissany.com. Ev Thurs: 7:30-10pm Mark Morganelli & Jazz Forum All-Stars.

RAINWATER GRILL: 19 Main St. Hastings-On-Hudson. www.rainwatergrill.com. 914-478-1147. Ev Wed: 7:30-10pm MarkMorganelli & Jazz Forum All-Stars.

RED HAT ON THE RIVER: 1 Bridge St.Irvington-On-Hudson. www.redhatbistro.com.914-591-5888. Ev Wed: 6-10pm BillCrow/Hiroshi Yamazaki Duo w/guest GlendaDavenport or Takeshi Ogura.

SWEETWATER’S BAR GRILL & LOUNGE:2576 3rd Av at 139th St. Bronx. 718-292-9470. www.sweetwatersbarandgrill.com. EvMon: 7pm. Free adm/2 drink min.

TURNING POINT CAFÉ: 468 Piermont Ave.Piermont. www.turningpointcafe.com. 845-359-1089. Ev Mon except 10/11: 8-11:30pmJam by John Richmond. Oct 17: Stryker/Slagle Band; 31: Afternoon Jazz stringsclinics, 7:30-10pm Christian Howes Gp.

WATERCOLOR CAFÉ: 2094 Boston Post Rd.Larchmont. www.watercolorcafe.net. 914-834-2213.

WEST GATE LOUNGE: At Best WesternNyack on Hudson. 26 Rte 59. Nyack.www.westgatelounge.com. 845-358-8100. EvSat: 10pm Latin Night.

ZUPPA RESTAURANT & LOUNGE: 59-61Main St. Yonkers. 914-376-6500.www.zupparestaurant.com. Ev Tues: 7pmJazz Lounge.

BISTRO CITRON: 1362 Old Northern Blvd.Roslyn. 516-403-4400. Free adm/no min. EvTues: 7-10pm Heidi Hepler/Michéle RamoDuo.

BRASSERIE CASSIS: 387S Oyster Bay Rd.Plainview. 516-653-0090. Free adm/no min.Ev Sun: 12-3pm Jazz Brunch w/HeidiHepler/Michéle Ramo Duo.

LA COQUILLE: 1669 Northern Blvd. Manhasset.www.la-coquille-manhasset.com. 516-365-8422. Ev Fri: 7-10pm Heidi Hepler/MichéleRamo Duo.

MURPHY’S BAR & GRILL: 234 Old CountryRd. Mineola. 516-741-1776. www.murphys-barny.com. Ev Tues: 9pm-12am Jam w/IanPetillo/John X-Ray Trio & spec guests.

STONE TURTLE RESTAURANT: 4160Austin Blvd. Island Park. 516-431-6570.www.thestoneturtlerestaurant.com. Freeadm. Oct 2: 9:30pm-1am Diane Hoffmanw/Don Militello Trio.

TRATTORIA GRASSO: 134 Main St. ColdSpring Harbor. www.trattoriagrasso.com.631-367-6060. Sets: 7:30pm. Oct 1: JoeCarter Trio; 8: Art Hirahara Trio; 15: WarrenChiasson Trio; 22: Sue Giles Trio; 29: MarkLopeman Trio.

AETNA THEATER: At Wadsworth AtheneumMuseum of Arts. 600 Main St. Hartford.860-231-0663/860-657-8094. Free adm. Oct2: 8pm Many Colors of a W*O*M*A*N JazzFest feat Nicki Mathis Afrikan AmerikanJazz New Millennium All Stars.

Cantrall Trio. SISTAS’ PLACE: 456 Nostrand Av at

Jefferson Av. Brooklyn. 718-398-1766.www.sistasplace.org. Ev. Sat: 9&10:30pm.$20 adm. Oct 2: Sojourner; 9: CecilBridgewater; 16: Amiri & Amina Baraka; 23:Dick Griffin; 30: Don Braden.

SOLO KITCHEN BAR: 1502 Cortelyou Rd(bet E16th & Marlborough Rd). Brooklyn.718-826-0951. Don adm. Ev Thurs: 9-10pm +Jam w/Aki Ishiguro Trio.

STALLER CENTER FOR THE ARTS: SUNYStony Brook. Stony Brook. 631-632-2787.www.staller.sunysb.edu. Oct 23: 8pm $34adm SF JAZZ Collective.

TWO STEPS DOWN RESTAURANT: 240Dekalb Av. Brooklyn. 718-399-2020.www.twostepsdown.com. $10 adm/1 drinkmin. Ev 2nd Sun: 6-9pm Steve Cromity Trio& guests + open mic.

UVARARA: 7928 Metropolitan & 80th Sts.Middle Village. Queens. ww.uvararany.com.718-894-0052. Ev Wed: 7-10pm Ramo Solo.

VINO DI VINO: 29-21 Ditmars Blvd. Astoria.www.vinodivinowinebar.com. 718-721-3010.Ev Sat 8-11pm Ramo Solo.

VOX POP: 1022 Cortelyou Rd. Brooklyn. 718-940-2084. www.voxpopnet.net. Sets: 8pm.Ev Mon: 10pm-2am Jam w/Justin Wert; evFri: 5-8pm Jam w/Chris Ward.

WATER STREET RESTAURANT & LOUNGE:66 Water St. Dumbo. 718-625-9352.www.waterstreetrestaurant.com. Ev Wed: 7-10pm Walter Fishbacher Trio; ev Sun: JazzBrunch w/Steele Greye Band.

ZEBULON: 258 Wythe St. Brooklyn. 718-218-6934. www.zebuloncafeconcert.com. Admvaries.

ALOR CAFÉ: 2110 Richmond Rd. StatenIsland. www.alorcafe.com. 718-351-1101.Sets: 8pm. Ev Tues: Jam w/Michael Packer.Oct 2: Jerry Butte Qrt; 8: Bob Kaiser w/KrisKaiser & friends; 15: Lowdown Nasties; 21:Wine & Jazz night; 22: Ray Scro & friends;29: J.M.D. Trio feat Jim Satten.

BEAN RUNNER CAFÉ: 201 S Division &Esther St. Peekskill. 914-737-1701.www.beanrunnercafe.com. Sets: 7:30-10:30pm except Sun 6:30-9:30pm. Admvaries. Ev Sun: Jam w/Jon Osborn Band.Oct 1: Magnets; 8: Chad McLoughlin Trio; 9:SAGE; 15: MurchKat Trio; 16: Two Guitars;23: Fred Smith Jazz Ens; 29: Bob Meyer &Youth Qrt; 30: Andrea & James Rohlehr.

CJ CULLENS TAVERN: 77 Pelham Rd. NewRochelle. 914-740-7106. Ev Thurs: 9pm-12am Jam Session by Alexander McCabe.

FALCON ARTS: 1348 Rte 9 West. Marlboro.www.liveatthefalcon.com. 845-236-7970.Free adm. Ev Fri&Sat: 8pm unless other-wise noted Opening act (O) 7pm. Oct 2: FourFor; 8: Brian Charette Trio; 14: Ryan KeberleDouble Qrt; 16: Todd Sickafoose; 21: KevinHays Trio; 22: O Mojo Myles Mancuso Band,Jay Collins & Kings County Band; 23: HughBrodie & Cosmic Ens; 28: Doug Wamble;29: Ignacio Berroa; 30: Edmar Castaneda

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 199NColumbus Av at E Lincoln Av. MountVernon. www.pjsjazz.org. 914-636-4977.$18/10 adm. Ev 2nd Sun: Second SundayJazz series.

IBIZA LOUNGE: 220W 242nd St. Bronx. 646-256-9968. www.ibizany.com. Ev Thurs:8&10pm $10 adm Eric Alexander/JoeFarnsworth & friends.

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october scheduleFriday October 17:30 PM to 9:15 PM - The Smalls Showcase Presents: The Shai Maestro QuartetShai Maestro - Piano, Gilad Hekselman - Guitar, Edward Perez - Bass, Ferenc Nemeth - Drums

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Mark Soskin QuartetMark Soskin - Piano, Joel Frahm - Tenor Sax, Jay Anderson - Bass, Matt Wilson - Drums

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours with Anthony Wonsey

Saturday October 27:30 PM to 10:00 PM - The Smalls Masters Series Presents: The Tad Shull QuartetTadd Shull - Tenor Sax, Peter Zak - Piano, Mike Karn - Bass, Joe Strasser - Drums

10:30 PM to 1:00 AM - The Mark Soskin QuartetMark Soskin - Piano, Joel Frahm - Tenor Sax, Dean Johnson - Bass, Anthony Pinciotti - Drums

1:00 AM to Close - After-hours with Tivon PennicottTivon Pennicott - Tenor Sax, Eden Ladin - Piano, Chris Mees - Bass, Andrew Atkinson - Drums

Sunday October 37:30 PM to 9:45 PM - Vocalist Marion Cowings with the Jon Roche TrioJon Roche - Bass, Roman Ivanoff - Piano, Ai Murakami - Drums, Marion Cowings - Vocalist

10:00 PM to 12:30 AM - The Dave Schnitter Quintet 12:30 AM to Close - After-hours with Johnny O'Neal

Monday October 47:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Jimmy Bruno Solo Guitar9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ari Hoenig QuartetAri Hoenig - Drums, Gilad Hekselman - Guitar, Orlando Le Fleming - Bass, Tigran Hamaysan - Piano

12:00 AM to 2:30 AM - After-hours Jam Session hosted by Spencer Murphy

Tuesday October 57:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Vocal Showcase Featuring: Dennis JeterDennis Jeter - Vocalist, Spike Wilner - Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Grant Stewart Quartet12:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Alex Stein QuartetAlex Stein - Tenor Sax, Matt Brown - Trumpet, Marc Devine - Piano, Paul Sikivie - Bass,Lawrence Leathers - Drums

Wednesday October 67:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Jon Davis 9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ted Rosenthal TrioTed Rosenthal - Piano, Noriko Ueda - Bass, Tim Horner - Drums

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Craig Wuepper Trio "Earsight!"Craig Wuepper - Drums, Paul Odeh - Piano, Essiet Essiet - Bass

Thursday October 77:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Ehud Asherie Solo Piano9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Lucian Ban Group "Elevation"Lucian Ban - Piano, Abraham Burton - Tenor Sax, John Hebert - Bass, Eric McPherson - Drums

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours with The Dwayne Clemons QuintetDwayne Clemons - Trumpet, Josh Benko - Alto Sax, Sacha Perry - Piano, Murray Wall - Bass,Jimmy Wormworth - Drums

Friday October 87:30 PM to 9:15 PM - The Smalls Showcase Presents: The Majid Khaliq GroupMajid Khaliq - Violin, Charlie Porter - Trumpet, Jeb Patton - Piano, Ivan Taylor - Bass,McClenty Hunter - Drums

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The FlailDan Blankinship - Trumpet, Stephan Moutot - Tenor Sax, Brian Marsella - Piano, Reid Taylor - Bass, Matt Zebroski - Drums

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with Lawrence Leathers

Saturday October 93:30 PM to 7:00 PM - Celebration of Italian American Culture - round table discussionand performance by Italian jazz artists. To include food, music and conversation!7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - The Smalls Masters Series: The Ned Goold TrioNed Goold - Tenor Sax, Jamale Davis - Bass, Charles Goold - Drums

10:30 PM to 1:00 AM - The FlailDan Blankinship - Trumpet, Stephan Moutot - Tenor Sax, Brian Marsella - Piano, Reid Taylor - Bass, Matt Zebroski - Drums

1:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Stacy Dillard TrioStacy Dillard - Tenor Sax, Diallo House - Bass, Ismail Lawal - Drums

Sunday October 104:00 PM to 7:00 PM $7 cover - Sunday Afternoon Tap Dance Jam: hosted by Michela Lerman7:30 PM to 9:45 PM - Vocalist Ruth Brisbane with the Jon Roche TrioJon Roche - Bass, Roman Ivanoff - Piano, Ai Murakami - Drums, Ruth Brisbane - Vocalist,Saul Rubin - Guitar

10:00 PM to 12:30 AM - Spike Wilner Trio with special guest Lucio Ferrara12:30 AM to Close - The Johnny O'Neal Birthday Bash! Come by and say Happy Birthday to Johnny

Monday October 117:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Jay Leonhart9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ari Hoenig Quartet featuring Kenny WernerAri Hoenig - Drums, Kenny Werner - Piano, Benjamin Koppel - Tenor Sax, Johannes Weidenmuller - Bass


Tuesday October 127:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Vocal Showcase Featuring: Tine Bruhn9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - Ken Fowser & Behn Gillece CD ReleaseKen Fowser - Tenor Sax, Behn Gillece - Vibraphone, Rick Germanson - Piano, Mike Karn - Bass, Joe Strasser - Drums

12:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Alex Stein Quartet


7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Mike Kanan Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Sharel Cassity GroupSharel Cassity - Alto Sax, Michael Dease - Trombone, Roy Assaf - Piano, Corcoran Holt - Bass

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Jeremy Manasia Trio

Thursday October 14

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Ehud Asherie Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - Richie Barshay & "RB3" with special guest TBARichie Barshay - Drums, Todd Neufeld - Guitar, Petr Cancura - Tenor Sax

12:00 AM to 2:30 AM - After-hours Jam Session with The Carlos Abadie QuintetJonathan Lefcoski - Piano, Luca Santaniello - Drums, Carlos Abadie - Trumpet, Joe Sucato - Tenor Sax, Jason Stewart - Bass

Friday October 15

7:30 PM & 9:00 PM - The Smalls Showcase Presents: Warren Oree & The Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Lennie Cuje Quintet featuring Grant StewartLennie Cuje - Vibraphone, Grant Stewart - Tenor Sax, Spike Wilner - Piano, Reid Taylor - Bass, Joe Strasser - Drums


Saturday October 16

5:00 PM to 7:00 PM - The Smalls Poetry Feature - Hosted by Lee Kostrinsky & Jean Feraca

7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - Smalls Masters Residence: The Ralph Lalama Trio: "Bop Juice"Ralph Lalama - Tenor Sax, Pat O'Leary - Bass, Clifford Barbaro - Drums

10:30 PM to 1:00 AM - The Lennie Cuje Quintet featuring Grant StewartLennie Cuje - Vibraphone, Grant Stewart - Tenor Sax, Spike Wilner - Piano, Reid Taylor - Bass,Joe Strasser - Drums

1:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Stacy Dillard Trio

Sunday October 17

7:30 PM to 9:45 PM - Vocalist Marion Cowings with the Jon Roche Trio

10:00 PM to 12:30 AM - The Nick Hempton QuartetNick Hempton - Alto Sax, Art Hirahara - Piano, Dan Aran - Drum, Marco Panascia - Bass

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours with Johnny O'Neal

Monday October 18

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - David Berkman Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ari Hoenig Trio

featuring Jean-Michel Pilc & Francois MoutinJean-Michel Pilc - Piano, Francois Moutin - Bass, Ari Hoenig - Drums


Tuesday October 19

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - The Vocal Showcase Featuring: Marianne Sollivan

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ray Gallon TrioRay Gallon - Piano, David Wong - Bass, Peter Van Nostrand - Drums

12:30 AM to 3:00 AM - After-hours Jam Session hosted by Ken Fowser & Behn Gillece


7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Larry Ham Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Pete Malinverni Trio "A Beautiful Thing"Pete Malinverni - Piano, Lee Hudson - Bass, Eliot Zigmund - Drums

12:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Todd Herbert Trio

Thursday October 21

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Spike Wilner Solo Piano

9:00 PM to 12:00 AM - The Jack Walrath GroupJack Walrath - Trumpet, Abraham Burton - Tenor Sax, Orrin Evans - Piano, Boris Kaslov - Bass, Donald Edwards - Drums

12:30 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with Alex Hoffman

Friday October 22

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - The Smalls Showcase Presents: The Rob Garcia 4Gary Versace - Piano, Noah Preminger - Tenor Sax, Drew Gress - Bass, Rob Garcia - Drums

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Jimmy Greene Group

12:30 AM to Close - Late Night with E Mc & FriendsEric McPherson - Drums, Shimrit Shoshan - Piano, Josh Evans - Trumpet, Carlo DeRosa - Bass

Saturday October 23

5:00 PM to 7:00 PM - The Smalls Poetry Feature - Hosted by Lee Kostrinsky

Christine Timm’s Sleeping With Series and J. R. Thelín’s Breath into Bone

7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - The Smalls Masters Series: The Dwayne Clemons Quintet

10:30 PM to 1:00 AM - The Jimmy Greene Group

1:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with Shimrit ShoshanShimrit Shoshan - Piano, Logan Richardson - Alto Sax, Aidan Carrol - Bass, Jonathan Barber - Drums

Sunday October 24

4:00 PM to 7:00 PM $7 cover - Sunday Afternoon Tap Dance Jam: hosted by Michela Lerman

7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - Vocalist Ruth Brisbane with the Jon Roche Trio

10:00 PM to 12:30 AM - Spike Wilner Trio12:30 AM to Close - After-hours with Johnny O'Neal

Monday October 25

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Peter Bernstein Solo Guitar

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Ari Hoenig TrioAri Hoenig - Drums, Gilad Hekselman - Guitar, Orlando Le Fleming - Bass


Tuesday October 26

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Vocal Showcase Featuring: Yaala Ballin

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Pete Rende Trio

12:30 AM to 3:00 AM - After-hours Jam Session hosted by Ken Fowser & Behn Gillece


7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Rossano Sportiello Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Alex Norris QuartetAlex Norris - Trumpet, Jeremy Manasia - Piano, Paul Gill - Bass, Brian Floody - Drums

12:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Simona Premazzi Trio

"The Intruders"Simona Premazzi - Piano, Jason Brown - Drums, Stacy Dillard - Tenor Sax, Ryan Berg - Bass

Thursday October 28

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - Spike Wilner Solo Piano

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - The Alex Sipiagin GroupAlex Sipiagin - Trumpet, Donny McCaslin - Tenor Sax, Adam Rogers - Guitar, Boris Kaslov - Bass, Antonio Sanchez - Drums

12:00 AM to 2:30 AM - After-hours Jam Session with The Carlos Abadie Quintet

Friday October 29

7:30 PM to 9:15 PM - The Smalls Showcase Presents: The Will & Peter Anderson OctetWill Anderson - Alto Sax, Peter Anderson - Tenor Sax, Fabien Mary - Trumpet, Frank Basile - Baritone Sax, Jonathan Riklas - Piano, Clovis Nicolas - Bass, Danny Rosenfeld - Drums, Joe McDonough - Trombone

9:30 PM to 12:00 AM - Jay Collins and The Kings County BandJay Collins - Tenor Sax, Scott Sharrard - Guitar, Dred Scott - Piano, Jeff Hanley - Bass, Diego Voglino - Drums, Moses Patrou - Percussion


Saturday October 30

5:00 PM to 7:00 PM - The Smalls Poetry Feature - Hosted by Lee Kostrinsky w/ Stefanie Lipsey and John Reid Currie

7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - The Smalls Masters Series: The Richie Vitale Quintet

10:30 PM to 1:00 AM - Jay Collins and The Kings County BandJay Collins - Tenor Sax, Scott Sharrard - Guitar, Dred Scott - Piano, Jeff Hanley - Bass, Diego Voglino - Drums, Moses Patrou - Percussion

1:00 AM to Close - After-hours Jam Session with The Stacy Dillard Trio

Sunday October 31

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CAROLYN LEONHART AND WAYNE ESCOFFERYWILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY / OCTOBER 31Raised on Manhattan's Upper West Side as the daughter of bassist Jay Leonhart,Carolyn acquired a degree in comparative religions, subsequently worked with ahip hop band, and has been singing backup for Steely Dan for the past eight years.Along the way, she placed third in the Thelonious Monk International Vocal JazzCompetition. She and her much-acclaimed saxophonist husband Wayne make quitea pairing. Originally a student of Jackie McLean's, he's already recorded with TomHarrell, Ben Riley and various Mingus Legacy groups, as well as a leader himself.A new Savant CD entitled Tides Of Yesterday beautifully showcases Carolyn andWayne together on a mixture of standards and originals. Their bluesy treatment ofDonald Fagan's "Big Noise, New York" is a particular delight.

DANILO PEREZNJPAC / OCTOBER 16Born in Panama in 1965, this pianist has, for the last decade, served as a culturalambassador for his homeland, as well as the moving force behind the annualPanama Jazz Festival. A Berklee grad, he first attracted the spotlight during 1989-1992 as the youngest member of Dizzy Gillespie's United Nations Orchestra. He'scurrently part of Wayne Shorter's Grammy-winnning quartet and was heard togreat effect on Wayne's wildly popular Alegria and Footprints Live CDs. Danilo'sown recent Providencia (Mack Avenue), inspired by the births of his two daughters,offers an eleven-track suite of globally conscious music that fuses elements fromjazz, classical and Latin American folk material. On it, he enjoys sterling supportfrom bassist Ben Street and percussionist Adam Cruz.

RONI BEN-HURCECIL'S / OCTOBER 9When guitarist Ben-Hur arrived in New York in 1985, he unwittingly paved theway for an entire generation of other Israeli jazz players to do the same. Early on,he achieved his dream of studying with one of his idols, pianist Barry Harris. Barry,in turn, honored Roni by backing him on his debut CD, Backyard. Now Roni has sixrecordings as leader under his belt. His most recent for the Motema label, Fortuna,is typically uplifting. Roni's sensitive feel for bossa nova should come as no surprise,given his roots that trace back to Tunisia and the Moors. It's a musical genre resem-bling the traditional Sephardic songs this passionate leader, player, composer,arranger, author and educator grew up hearing at home.

DAN BARRETTBICKFORD THEATER / OCTOBER 19Back by popular demand, after a stunning performance at that Morristown venuelast year, Barrett is one of the most admired trad and mainstream trombonistsaround. His talents are readily apparent on a long string of albums cut for theConcord, Arbors Records and Nagel-Heyer labels. On them, he's resurrected suchlittle-heard chestnuts as "Victory Stride," "Sweet Substitute" and "My Mother'sEyes." Regarding his signature sound, he puts it this way: "I always try to singthrough my horn, like Johnny Hodges, Ben Webster and especially LouisArmstrong used to." To this end, he's become a true master of the "vocal" effectsachieveable only through deft use of a plunger mute. Now based on the West Coast,Barrett gigs in this area don't occur as often as we'd like. Joining him will be cor-netist Dan Tobias, pianist Rossano Sportiello, bassist Frank Tate and drummer Kevin Dorn.

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Tel. 973-744-2600 Fax 973-744-7735Website: www.trumpetsjazz.com

Weekdaysets 7:30pm & 9:00pm Music cover $10

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Fri. Oct. 1 Colorfunk (Vinny Valentino, Chrissi Poand, Joe Rosenblatt)

Sat. Oct. 2 Mel Davis Quartet (organ) contemporary & standards

Sun. Oct. 3 Vinnie Cutro Trio (trumpet)

Tue. Oct 5 Raaga TrioWed. Oct. 6 www.trumpetsjazz.com

Thurs. Oct. 7 Ted Curson hosts Jam Session

Fri. Oct. 8 Contemporary Jazz Series Joyce Cooling

Sat. Oct. 9 Enrico Granafei Quartet (chrom. harmonica, guitar/vocals)

Standards, Brazilian & Originals

Sun. Oct. 10 Hal Weary QuartetWed. Oct. 13 & Thurs. Oct. 14

www.trumpetsjazz.comFri. Oct. 15 Gabriele Tranchina (vocals)

Sat. Oct. 16 Italian Jazz Stefania Tschantret Quartet

Sun. Oct. 17 Women’s Program (afternoon)

Mike Kaplan Nonet (evening)

Wed. Oct. 20 www.trumpetsjazz.comThurs. Oct. 21 Betty Liste

hosts Singers’ Jam SessionFri. Oct. 22 Ron Aprea and Angela DeNiro

(vocals/sax)

Sat. Oct. 23 Joe Politi & Vinny LaBarbera(vocals/ impressionist)

Sun. Oct. 24 Mike Treni Big BandWed. Oct. 27 Dalton Gang

Thurs. Oct. 28 Black Lace BluesFri. Oct. 29 I Giullari di Piazza

(Southern Italian Folk Group)

Alessandra Belloni, John LaBarbera...

Sat. Oct. 30 Burr Johnson Trio Sun. Oct. 31 Nikki Armstrong Halloween Blues Jam & Party

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BERGEN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: 30N Van Brunt St. Englewood. 201-227-1030.www.bergenpac.org. Oct 8: Pat Metheny.

BICKFORD THEATRE: 6 Normandy HeightsRd. Morristown. 973-971-3706. $15/18 adm.Concerts: 8-9:30pm. Oct 4: Bria SkönbergBand; 11: Cangelosi Cards; 19: Dan Barrett.

CAPE MAY JAZZ FESTIVAL: 877-7CM-JAZZ.Cape May. www.capemayjazz.org.

CECIL’S: 364 Valley St. West Orange. 973-736-4800. www.cecilsjazzclub.com. Sets: 9pm.Adm varies. Ev Mon: Cecil Big Band w/MikeLee; ev Tues: Jam w/Bruce Williams; evWed: Mid-Week Mellow Out; ev Fri: CecilBrooks III Band; ev Sun: 5:30pm Pam Purvis& Bob Ackerman. Oct 1: Ozo Noy Trio; 2:Miles Griffith; 8: Virginia Mayhew; 9: RoniBen-Hur; 15&16: Winard Harper; 22: KahlilKwame Bell; 23: Mike Logan; 29: Pam Purvis& Bob Ackerman; 30: James Gibbs.

CHICO’S HOUSE OF JAZZ: 631 Lake Ave.Asbury Park. www.chicoshouseofjazz.com.722-455-5448. Sets: 9pm-1am. Ev Wed: Jamw/Radam Schwartz; ev Thurs: Funktion11.Oct 9: Joe Accisano Trio; 23: Berkana; 26:Marco Benevento; 30: Jerry Topinka featKaren Rodriguez.

COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:2618 New Albany Rd. Cinnaminson. 856-829-7522. www.covenantpreschurch.org.Oct 17: 2pm Atlantic City Jazz Band.

CROSSROADS: 78 North Av. Garwood. 908-232-5666. www.xxroads.com. Free adm. EvTues: 9pm Jam w/Crossroads All Stars featRadam Schwartz.

GLEN ROCK INN: 222 Rock Rd. Glen Rock.201-445-2362. Ev Thurs: 7pm Duos unlessotherwise noted. Oct 7: Bucky Pizzarelli/Jerry Bruno; 14: Mark Clemente, RichPaganello & Ron Bienstock; 21: VicDanzi/Lou Pallo; 28: Vic Danzi/Lou Sabini.

GREATE BAY COUNTRY CLUB: 45 MaysLanding Rd. Somers Point. 609-927-6677.Somers Point Jazz Society event.www.spjazz.org.

HIBISCUS RESTAURANT: 270 S St.Morristown. www.hibiscusrestaurantnj.com.866-479-3638. Ev Tues 6-9pm, Fri 7-10pm &Sun Brunch 12-3pm.

LIBERTY HOUSE RESTAURANT: 82 AudreyZapp Dr. Jersey City. 201-395-0300. Ev Sun:11:30am-2:30pm Jazz Brunch w/Don Carter.

LIGHT HORSE TAVERN: 199 Washington St.Jersey City. 201-946-2028. Ev Sun: 6-10pmDon Carter Jazz Ens.

MAXWELL’S: 1039 Washington St. Hoboken.201-798-0406. www.maxwellsnj.com.

MAYO CENTER FOR THE PERFORMINGARTS: 100 South St. Morristown.www.mayoarts.org. 973-539-8008. 8pm. Oct9: Pat Metheny; 23: Count Basie Orch.

MCCARTER THEATRE: 91 University Pl.Princeton. 609.258.2787. www.mccarter.org.Oct 7: 8pm Pat Metheny; 23: 7:30pm MarilynMaye.

MEMORIAL WEST UNITED PRESBYTERI-AN CHURCH: 286S 7th St at South OrangeAv. Newark. 973-242-1015. Oct 30: 6-7:30pmJazz Vespers series w/Antoinette Montague.

MONTCLAIR PUBLIC LIBRARY: 50SFullerton St. Montclair. www.montlib.com.973-744-0500. Ev Thurs: 7pm free adm JazzHouse Kids series.

NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY: 2039Kennedy Blvd. Jersey City. www.njcu.edu.201-200-2000.

NEW JERSEY JAZZ SOCIETY: 800-303-NJJS. www.njjs.org.

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The 33rd Year of Exciting Jazz Performances!Sundays, 4:00 p.m.10/10 Mulgrew Miller and Friends with Trumpeter Terell Stafford10/17 Warren Vaché Quartet10/31 Wayne Escoffery and Carolyn Leonhart11/7 Connie Crothers Quartet

Special Events Thursday, 10/14, 8:00 p.m., Bassist Victor WootenFriday, 11/12, 7:00 p.m., Bernie Williams, In Words and Music, with the William Paterson Jazz Orchestra**Presented by the Distinguished Lecturer Series in conjunction with the Jazz Room Series

Funding for the Jazz Room Series has been made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.

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WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER: 18 Stirling Rd.Watchung. www.watchungarts.org. 908-753-0190. Oct 16: Beacon Hill Jazz Band.

WHISKEY CAFÉ: 1050 Wall St. W Lyndhurst.www.whiskeycafe.com. 201-939-4889. $15adm/no min. Oct 31: 7-10pm SolidJackson Groove Cats.

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY: 300Pompton Rd. Wayne. www.wpunj.edu. 973-720-2371. Sets: Sun 4pm. Oct 10: MulgrewMiller & friends w/Terell Stafford; 14: 8pmVictor Wooten; 17: Warren Vaché Qrt; 31:Wayne Escoffery/Carolyn Leonhart.

DEER HEAD INN: 5 Main St. Delaware WaterGap, PA. www.deerheadinn.com. 570-424-2000. Sets: Wed 6:30-8:30pm, Thurs 8-11pm,Fri&Sat 7-11pm, Sun 5-8pm. Adm varies. AvThurs: Jam w/Bill Goodwin & friends except10/28 w/Jesse Green. Oct 1: JohnCoates/Joe Cohn; 2: John Coates/NancyReed; 3: John Coates Solo; 5: DaveLiebman Big Band; 8: Bobby Avey Trio; 9:Jennifer Leitham Trio; 10: Bonnie Childs;15: Michael Stephans Spatial Edition; 16:Nellie McKay; 17: Emily Sartori Duo; 22:Chuck Cooper Trio; 23: Bob Dorough Trio;24: Dave Lantz IV & Dan Wilkins Qrt; 29:Sheryl Bailey 3; 30: Zen for PrimatesHalloween Party; 31: BD Lenz Trio.

NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CEN-TER: 1 Center St. Newark. 888-466-5722.www.njpac.org. Oct 16: 7:30pm DaniloPerez Trio + Poncho Sanchez Latin Band.

NINETY SIX WEST CAFÉ: 96W Allendale Av.Allendale. www.ninetysixwest.com. 201-785-9940. Ev Wed: 8-10pm Jay Dittamo &friends.

NOVITA: 25 New St. Metuchen. 732-549-5306.www.novitanj.com. Ev Thurs: 7-10pm.

OCEAN COUNTY LIBRARY: 101 WashingtonSt. Toms River. 732-255-0500.www.ocean.edu. $15/13 adm. Concerts: 8-9:30pm. Oct 20: Frank Vignola Trio.

PUFFIN CULTURAL FORUM: 20 Puffin Way.Teaneck. www.puffinfoundation.org. 201-836-8923. Ev 1st Fri: 8:30pm First FridaysJam w/Alex Collins Trio & guest.

RICHIE CECERE’S RESTAURANT & BAR:2 Erie St. Montclair. 973-746-7811.www.richiececeres.com. Ev Sat: 8:30&10pmRichie Cecere Orch.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY: Institute of JazzStudies. 185 University Ave. Newark.www.libraries.rutgers.edu. 973-353-5595.

SALT CREEK GRILLE: At Forrestal Village. 1Rockingham Row at Rte 1. Princeton. 609-419-4200. www.saltcreekgrille.com.

SALTWATERS: 1991 State Hwy 27. Somerset.www.saltwatersseafood.com. 732-821-1001. Ev Fri&Sat: 7-9pm.

SHANGHAI JAZZ: 24 Main St. Madison. 973-822-2899. www.shanghaijazz.com. Free adm.Sets: Tues 6:30-8:30pm, Wed&Thurs 7-9:30pm, Fri&Sat 6:30&8:45pm. Closed Mon.Oct 1&2: Mark Peterson Trio; 3: Jan Findlayw/Tomoko Ohno; 8: Tony DeSare Trio; 9:Billy Drummond Trio; 10: Jay Leonhart; 13:Bucky Pizzarelli; 17: Gregory Generet; 22:Herb Woodson Blues Soul Qrt.

16 PROSPECT WINE BAR & BISTRO: 16Prospect St. Westfield. 908-232-7320.www.16prospect.com. Free adm/no min. EvThurs: 8-11pm Carrie Jackson Jazzin’ Trio.

SKIPPER’S: 304 University Av. Newark. 973-733-9300. www.skippersplanestreetpub.com.Ev Mon: Jam w/Eugene "Goldie" Goldston;ev Wed: Latin Jazz; ev Thurs: tba; ev Sun:Matinee w/Radam Schwartz + Jazz VocalCollective w/Carrie Jackson.

SOLARI’S: 61 River St. Hackensack. 201-487-1969. 1st Tues: Gravine Big Band.

STONY HILL INN: 231 Polifly Rd.Hackensack. www.stonyhillinn.com. 201-342-4085. Ev Sat: 8pm-12am Betty Liste Qrt.

SUSHI LOUNGE: 235 US 46. Totowa.www.sushilounge.com. 973-890-0007. EvSun: 7pm Adrienne Hindmarsh Duo.

TRUMPETS: 6 Depot Square. Montclair. 973-744-2600. www.trumpetsjazz.com. ClosedMon&Tues unless otherwise noted. Admvaries $5 min weekday, $12 min weekend.Sets: 7:30&9pm, Fri&Sat 8&10pm unlessotherwise noted. Oct 1: Colorfunk; 2: MelDavis Qrt; 3: Vinnie Cutro Trio; 5: RaagaTrio; 6: tba; 7: Jam w/Ted Curson; 8: JoyceColling; 9: Enrico Granafei Qrt; 10: HalWeary Qrt; 13&14: tba; 15: GabrieleTranchina; 16: Stefania Tschantret Qrt; 17:Mike Kaplan Nnt; 20: tba; 21: Jam w/BettyListe; 22: Ron Aprea & Angela DeNiro; 23:Joe Politi & Vinny LaBarbera; 24: Mike TreniBig Band; 27: Dalton Gang; 28: Black LaceBlues; 29: I Giullari di Piazza; 30: BurrJohnson Trio; 31: Nikki ArmstrongHalloween Blues Jam & Party.

TRI-STATE JAZZ SOCIETY: PO Box 896.Mount Laurel. 856-232-1463, 610-268-5930or 302-762-3335. www.tristatejazz.org.

VAN GOGH’S EAR CAFÉ: 1017 StuyvesantAv. Union. www.vangoghsearcafe.com. 908-810-1844. Ev Sun: 8pm $3 adm.

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FROM THE EARLIEST DAYS OF JAZZ,certain players have stood out and set the

standard for how a particular instrumentshould sound. On alto saxophone, luminariesfrom Johnny Hodges and Charlie Parker toCannonball Adderley and Ornette Colemanraised the bar high and inspired countless musi-cians and listeners. In recent years, a high-levelbuzz has been building about another alto play-er with a unique sound, Bunky Green.

Bunky isn't a youthful sensation straight outof the conservatory. At 75, he's been playing altofor well over a half century. But he has appearedin New York fewer than a handful of times dur-ing the past four decades, and released just overa dozen albums, most of them prior to 1985. Thatvintage Green vinyl is cherished by his devotees,who enjoy pulling it out and turning on theuninitiated.

"A lot of younger players have listened to mymusic and developed their own styles," he says.Among them are such well-regarded saxophon-ists as Steve Coleman, Greg Osby and RudreshMahanthappa, who don't stop at singing theolder alto player's praises. Instead, they play hiscompositions, record with him and get him outon the road from time to time. "Rudresh is every-where. He keeps a fire under me," Bunky sayswith a laugh. The two have just released a newCD, Apex, on the Pi label.

So who is this man and why are people say-ing such nice things about him? The Milwaukee-born Vernice "Bunky" Green grew up with analto in hand. "There was no music school in myday," he says. "I listened to the best players inthe neighborhood and tried to emulate them.Growing up, I listened to music in the street.That's the best way to get the message." By 17,he could transcribe and play all of CharlieParker's solos. By the early 1960s, Bunky wasliving in New York, becoming friendly withCannonball, and hanging in a hotel with JohnColtrane, listening and learning while the tenoricon prepared for the Giant Steps recording ses-sions. Bunky was awarded the good jazz- mak-ing seal of approval when bassist Charles

CHASING

BUNKY GREEN

By Elzy Kolb

Mingus brought him into his band after thedeparture of Jackie McLean. However, accordingto his manager, Nick Venti, a family issue cameup while Bunky was on the road with Mingus,and he left the band in Chicago to help resolve it.

He stayed in the area and started giggingwith the likes of Yusef Lateef, Andrew Hill, IraSullivan and Sonny Stitt, and also made a hand-ful of recordings as leader. At the time, Bunkywas working on a lot of original material, butmany players were focusing on standards and"didn't want to try anything different." With hisalbum Places We've Never Been, "A lot of thingsI'd been hearing in my head crystallized andcame together," he says. "I wasn't thinking ofabandoning tonality, but I was interested in ten-sion and release, letting things clash so therelease was more gratifying. I was using harmo-ny to create illusion, going out of the ballparkthen turning around and coming back to stan-dard harmonies."

The album "didn't get much airplay."Eventually, "I dropped out of the scene to teach,"says Bunky, who was hired by Chicago StateUniversity in the early 1970s. "I found that Ienjoyed sharing the knowledge with young peo-ple. It's a way to keep the music going." Hestayed in Chicago till 1989, then began teachingat the University of North Florida inJacksonville, where he's now the director of jazzstudies.

Giving up the rigors of touring gave Bunkytime and energy to devote to his students and toworking on his own music. "I practice everyminute of my waking hours," he says. When hissax isn't near at hand, "I run phrases in myhead constantly. I'm always kind of humming tomyself, looking like I'm a little nuts. You mightsay I'm possessed. You have to be, to stay at thetop of your form."

He views the whole world as a resource forhis music. Inspirations from classical and worldmusic to small Eastern-style bagpipes to game-lan bells find their way into his compositions."Music is where you find it. It's you that makesthe difference."

Bunky encourages his students to have thesame openness. "Don't be a person who walksaround with blinders because your teacher toldyou what's important. Don't be a replica. Thatdoes nothing for me or for the music. Be a voice,"he says. "You have to get outside the walls of theuniversity to learn more about the music.Otherwise, it can be so contained that it'sinsipid. You can't go out and buy soul. Thatwon't work. Play and be free. That makes yougrow. If you're right there in the moment, impro-vising, playing the music with great players,that spurs you to try harder and to grow."

Over the past four years, Bunky has beenspending more time on the road. "I've been expe-riencing a personal renaissance and people arebecoming aware of me," the alto player says."Things are happening fast." After decades offocusing on education, he's moving out of theclassroom and into the limelight.

Alto saxophonists Bunky Green andRudresh Mahanthappa celebrate therelease of Apex at Jazz Standard on Oct. 14-17. The band includes Jason Moran onpiano, Francois Moutin on bass andDamion Reid on drums.

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ALTHOUGH TENOR SAXOPHONE ANDflute player Frank Wess is 88, he's sharper

than many people half his age. He easily recitesnames and dates and tells stories from decadesago as if they occurred just yesterday. The cozyfront room in Wess' Midtown apartment servesas office, practice room and kitchen. His tenorsits in a stand, the strap draped over its neck,ready for daily practice. "When you get old," hesaid, "you got to play every day."

Yes, age has taken a toll. These days, Wesswalks with a cane and he doesn't see as well ashe used to. "I've tried to take care of myself," hesaid. "But people don't understand how hard it isto travel. Sometimes you don't have time to eat;you just get out of the bus and start playing. Butyou have to stay out there. Otherwise, you're notgoing to make it."

Wess has indeed "made it." In 2007, he waspresented with the prestigious NEA JazzMasters Award; and this month, the JazzMinistry at St. Peter's Church will honor him attheir 40th All Nite Soul extravaganza. TheVanguard Jazz Orchestra will be among themany notable performers featured, and a photosexhibit will chronicle his life.

Wess was born in a hotbed of jazz, KansasCity, and grew up in Oklahoma, which was hometo an inordinate number of jazz greats. Wess rat-tled off the list: Don Byas, Dick Wilson, ChetBaker, Aaron Bell, Conrad Herwig, Earl Bostic,Wardell Gray, Oscar Pettiford, Jay McShannand Cecil McBee. Most were his contemporariesand all, except for Herwig and McBee, are gone.Asked if it was something in the water, or per-haps a great teacher, Frank replies with a laugh,"I don't guess there's much else to do out there."

Frank picked up the alto when he was tenbut he grew tired of concert band music andstopped playing for a year. When he was thir-teen, his family moved to Washington D.C. andhe enrolled in Dunbar High School where BillyTaylor and other students had jam sessions atlunchtime. "When I heard that, I said, 'That'ssomething that I want to do!' I got my horn outagain, had it overhauled and went back to work."

Frank was playing in a small group thatpracticed at The Jungle Inn. "The owner, MissLyle, let us rehearse there," he recalls, and whenJelly Roll Morton came to Washington, he'd staywith her. He used to play with us and critiqueus, you know. He was something else. Accordingto him, he did everything. He was one of themost egotistical people I've ever run into in mylife. One day, Jelly Roll was sitting in with usand I made a mistake or something and he said,'Hey, boy, where are you from?' He knew I was-n't from there by my accent. I said 'I'm fromOklahoma.' And he said, 'Look, there's only oneman who came from Oklahoma who could playthe saxophone and I taught him, so you can for-get it. You ain't never going to play the saxo-phone!'" Asked if he was hurt, Frank says, "Hell,I didn't pay him no mind."

THE NON-RETIRING

FRANK WESSBy Yvonne Ervin

While Frank was practicing one day afterschool, the band's pianist, John Malachi, toldhim that what he was playing sounded like hewas hearing the tenor sax. Frank soon traded inhis brand-new alto for a tenor. "It seems like assoon as I got the tenor, I started working," hesaid.

Wess graduated from high school at fifteenand began studying music in college, even as hegigged around the D.C. area. Soon, he had asteady gig with Bill Baldwin's dance band and,by nineteen, he was working in a theater pitband for $35 a week, a handsome sum. When hewas subsequently drafted, he knew a bandmas-ter who was recruiting professional musicians."If you joined the army with him, you didn'thave to take basic training and you got a rating,Private First Class Specialist Fourth. You didn'thave to do nothing but make music," remembersFrank, who made it to Sergeant. "That soundedall right to me."

After army service, Wess attended theModern School of Music in D.C. and played onlylocal gigs for five years. He studied flute withmembers of the National Symphony and theMetropolitan Opera orchestra, eventually earn-ing his Bachelors of Music degree. All the while,Count Basie had been phoning periodically, urg-ing Wess to come on the road with him, butFrank was determined to finish school.

When he finally did tour with Basie, in 1953,he stayed with that orchestra for eleven years.Many of Basie's sidemen had similarly longtenures. "Basie knew what he was doing," Wesssays. "You can't have a band if you have differ-ent personnel every six months. Cats have tostay together long enough so they know eachother. Whether they like each other, that doesn'tmatter.

"Basie always wanted a third alto chair whocould play lead so he'd always have a lead altoplayer," Wess said explaining why he switchedfrom tenor back to his original horn "I changedto alto because he knew I could play."

After Don Redman told Basie about Frank'stalents on flute, Basie let him solo on flute when-ever he wanted. "That was the thing that Basiedid," Wess said. "He'd hire cats that could dowhat he needed done and he'd let you do it. Henever rehearsed the band. He'd just sit back andlisten. Thad Jones, Marshall Royal, me andeverybody else rehearsed the band."

During Wess' tenure with Basie, his soloingon flute grew increasingly popular and he beganwinning Down Beat popularity polls for theinstrument. When trumpeter Snooky Young andbassist Eddie Jones left the band at the sametime, Wess decided to accept an offer to go toNew York and work with Sammy Davis, Jr. He'sremained a New Yorker since 1964, doing studiowork on sax and flute, leading his own bandsand working as a sideman, most notably co-lead-ing a two-tenor band with his longtime Basiecolleague, Frank Foster.

Retirement in Frank Wess' future? "Whatwould I retire to?" he asks. "I've never done any-thing else, never even sold a newspaper!"

Frank Wess is the honoree at SaintPeter's Church during its All-Nite Soulevent, which begins at 7:00 PM on Oct. 10.At least eighty other musicians will join inthe celebration.

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JAZZWOMEN!By Elzy Kolb

Sponsored by International Women In Jazzwww.internationalwomeninjazz.com

She's got rhythmBay Area-based guitarist Mimi Fox enjoys writ-ing lyrics, but don't expect to hear burst intosong any time soon. "I don't sing, it's a bad idea.I could clear out a room," she says with a laugh.Mimi started out on drums at age 9, but realizedearly on "guitar was the voice I wanted. The gui-tar has a very personal expression. There'ssomething physical and personal about holdinga guitar, it feels almost human." She still owns adrum kit, and often uses it while teaching. "Allserious instrumentalists have to have theirrhythm s*** together, and I'm glad for thatbackground," Mimi says. Studying drums"makes me more fluid and interesting on guitar."Interplay between guitar and drums keeps themusic “exciting to listen to and broadens thescope of what you think the instruments wouldbe doing." Mimi has a new DVD out, Live at thePalladium! She enjoyed the relaxed atmosphereof recording live. "I respond to the give and takewith the audience. I get fired up by that and itbrings out a different side of my musicality. It'simmediate and compelling in a different waythat the studio." The Big Apple native is excitedabout her Oct. 5 gig at the Jazz Standard. "I getpumped up whenever I'm coming back to NewYork, it's always a pleasure. I'm a type-A personwith lots of energy. New York throws me intooverdrive. It's so exciting, there's so much to do."

Bass is the placeBassist/composer/singer Brandi Disterheftcounts Charles Mingus among her heroes. "Hismusic is joyous and moving, it has a party mood,a celebratory mood that makes you want todance, in a quirky way," she says. "Mingus wasnot scared to take chances or standing out.He's an inspiration to me to just be

myself, to let things loose and just create."Besides Mingus, the compositions on Brandi'snew CD, Second Side (Justin Time), wereinspired by the likes of Joni Mitchell, MiltonNascimento, Simon and Garfunkel, Miles Davisand Jackie McLean. The music was written andrecorded "during an interesting time in my life,"she says. "The first song sets a theme of don'tworry, everything's going to work out as itshould, and I felt at ease." Brandi comes from amusical family: her mother plays piano, her auntsings and her father works in the business.Early on, Brandi's bass chops earned positivecomments from no less than Oscar Peterson,who compared her playing to Ray Brown's. "Itwas humbling, and inspired me to keep wood-shedding," she says. Brandi is studying withanother great, Ron Carter. "He's the opposite ofMingus," she says. "Being a female playing bass,sometimes you make up for being a female bybeing aggressive on bass. So now I'm working ona big, warm sound, and Ron Carter expects noth-ing less than perfection." Brandi's been busytranscribing Art Tatum's music, "It's beautiful toplay on bass." She'll be playing Tatum, musicfrom her two CDs and more at Dizzy's on Oct.19.

Sounds like homeFor singer Kelley Johnson, "Arranging is myreal love. It's exciting to put a new twist on beau-tiful classic material from the Great AmericanSongbook," she says. "Songs don't get old, butsometimes they need a facelift." Kelley enjoysworking with pianist John Hansen, her husbandand long-time collaborator. "He smoothes outthe rough edges of what I do. He alters the har-mony, shifts things around. My music has bene-

Mimi Fox, Jazz Standard

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fited from who he is as a player, and I think hewould say the same of my influence on hismusic. We've grown a lot together." Kelley hasplans in the works for a couple of new CDs. Oneis a live recording with her regular trio at Tula'sin Seattle: "That's been our home base for thepast 10 years, the place I've honed my material,"she says. "Our last CD, Home, was a big project.Everything was thought out. It's time for some-thing live, something flowy, something I alwayslove to do." Kelley is also working on recordingwith a variety of guitar duos. "That will have amore ethereal sound. The transparency of theguitar is a good blend with my voice. It's chal-lenging and a little scary." Besides standardsand originals, Kelley is likely to do some tunesby Abbey Lincoln, "one of the most amazingartists ever," at Kitano on Oct. 20.

Special editionOrganist/singer Sarah McLawler appearsevery Saturday at Chez Josephine; her new CD,Under My Hat (Doodlin'), features Les FemmesJazz, including bassist Carline Ray, drummerBernice Brooks, percussionist Annette Aguilarand others … Pay tribute to vocalist AbbeyLincoln at the Abyssinian Baptist Church onOct. 1 … Kate McGarry sings at the 55 Bar onOct. 2, and at Littlefield on Oct. 13, part of theBrooklyn Jazz Wide Open festival … BassistNoriko Ueda plays Dicapo Opera Theater withthe Ted Rosenthal Trio, on Oct. 3, celebratingthe release of Impromptu … Singer ElisabethLohninger celebrates the release of Songs ofLove and Destruction (Lofish) at the Zinc Bar onOct. 4 … Flutist Andrea Brachfeld plays thesame club on Oct. 6; congrats to Andrea, whowill receive the Latin Music "Pionero" award atthe Hostos Center on Oct. 23 … Tulivu-DonnaCumberbatch, Deanna Witkowski, AlexisCole and Nadje Noordhuis are among themany who will honor Frank Wess at All NightSoul 2010 at St. Peter's Church on Oct. 10 …Trumpeter Lina Allemano plays the IBeam inBrooklyn on Oct. 14, part of FONT … SingerIsabel Rose celebrates the release of Swingin'From the Hip (Jubilee) at Joe's Pub on Oct. 21 …Congrats to singer Pam Purvis and saxophon-ist Bob Ackerman, who are celebrating 35 yearsof musical and marital collaboration at Cecil'son Oct. 29.

Out on the townBassist Kim Clarke's band Magnets! plays theBeanrunner Café in Peekskill on Oct. 1 …Vocalist Laura Hull performs at theMetropolitan Room on Oct. 2 with the Diva JazzTrio … Takeo sings at the Lenox Lounge onOct. 2 … Hiromi plays keyboards at the BlueNote with Stanley Clarke through Oct. 3 ...Catch vocalist Roz Corral at the North Squarebrunch on Oct. 3, 17 and 31, or at Zeb's on Oct.20 … Join pianist Marian McPartland andfriends at Dizzy's on Oct. 4 … Lizz Wrightappears at the Highline Ballroom on Oct. 5 …Flutist Jamie Baum will be at the BrooklynLyceum on Oct. 6 and at Miles' Café on Oct. 25… Jill McManus plays piano at Sofia's on Oct.7 … Saxophonist Virginia Mayhew playsmusic written by and inspired by Mary LouWilliams at Cecil's on Oct. 8; you can also catchher at the Garage on the late shift on Oct. 2 and16 … Nancy Wilson sings at J@LC's AllenRoom on Oct. 8-9 … Vocalist Nicole Henry per-forms at the Metropolitan Room on Oct. 7-8 …Antoinette Montague sings at the LenoxLounge on Oct. 8-9 and at the Baha'i Center onOct. 26 … Catch vocalist Marilyn Maye at theMetropolitan Room on Oct. 8-17 … SingerPaula West is at Feinstein's on Oct. 12-16 …Check out Metropolitan Klezmer with drummerEve Sicular, trumpeter Pam Fleming, trom-bonist Reut Regev and saxophonists MelissaFogarty and Debra Kreisberg at the DavidRubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center on Oct. 14… The Pulse jazz ensemble, including pianistYumiko Sunami, appears at the JudsonMemorial Church on Oct. 14-15 … Jeanne Giessings at the Bar Next door on Oct. 18; you canalso catch her at Joe G's every Wednesday …Alto saxophonist Tia Fuller is at the JazzStandard on Oct. 19-20; her band includesbassist Mimi Jones and pianist Shamie Royston… Vocalist Melissa Stylianou presents materi-al from her upcoming recording at the 55 Bar onOct. 20 … Pianist/singer Deanna Witkowskiplays the Bar Next Door on Oct. 21 … PianistLenore Raphael performs an afternoon gig atSt. Michael's Theater on Oct. 24 … Jean Rohesings at the Bar Next Door on Oct. 25 … SofiaRei Koutsovitis sings at the Blue Note'sbrunch on Oct. 24.

What's new …Drummer Cindy Blackman joins Greg Lewison Organ Monk … Charmaine Clamor singsSomething Good (Free Ham) … Vocalist SaraSerpa and pianist Ran Blake dedicate tunes toMonk and others on Camera Obscura (InnerCircle) … Darryl Katz's Jazz ComposersAlliance Orchestra, including Melanie Howellon bari sax and bass clarinet, Natalie Dietrichon vibraphone and Rebecca Shrimpton onvocals, has just released A Wallflower in theAmazon (Accurate) … Vocalist Sylvia Brooksdelves into Dangerous Liaisons … Alto saxo-phonist Sharel Cassity guests on Grace (JazzLegacy) from Michael Dease … Mose Allisonand his daughter Amy sing about The Way ofthe World (Anti-) … Check out Trio of Oz(Ozmosis) from pianist Rachel Z, with MaeveRoyce on bass.

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HOT FLASHESBy Paul Blair

Harry Allen photo by Fran Kaufman

COMING TO BANDSTANDS NEAR YOUTerence Blanchard at Dizzy's (Sept. 29-Oct.3)…Joshua Redman's trio with Matt Penmanand Gregory Hutchinson at Jazz Standard (Sept30-Oct. 3)…guitarist Mike Baggetta atCornelia Street (Oct. 1)…a Yosvany Terryquintet with Michael Rodriguez at the JazzGallery (Oct. 1-2)…New Orleans piano marvelJonathan Batiste at the Rubin Museum (Oct.1)…drummer Victor Ector's quintet at theLenox Lounge (Oct. 1)…Ted Rosenthal atDecapo Opera Theatre (Oct. 3) as well as atSmalls three nights later…four evening atSmoke for Eric Alexander and Mike LeDonne(Oct. 5, 12, 19 & 26)…Anat Fort at Birdland(Oct. 7)…The Flail recording live at Smalls (Oct.8-9)…Helen Sung with Steve Wilson at Smoke(Oct. 8-9)…Craig Taborn at ColumbiaUniversity's Miller Theater (Oct. 9, with VijayIyer also on the bill)…Roy Campbell'sDowntown Horns group plus Jason Kao Hwang'squartet playing outdoors on E. 1st St. betweenFirst and Second Aves. (Oct. 10, 2:30 PMff.)…trumpeter Jesse Neumann at BrooklynLyceum (Oct. 10)…trumpet guy Mark Rapp atthe Blue Note (Oct. 10)…Andrew Rathbunwith material from an outstanding newSteeplechase CD The Idea Of North, at CorneliaStreet (Oct. 10)…pianist Jeremy Siskind atCaffe Vivaldi (Oct. 10)…Loren Stillman's BadTouch quartet at Cornelia Street (Oct.12)…John Abercrombie at Birdland (Oct 12-16)…John Hollenbeck's Large Ensemble withguest Tony Malaby at Littlefield in Brooklyn fora Jazz Wide Open concert (Oct. 13)…GeneBertoncini at the Players on Gramercy Park(Oct. 13)…Wycliffe Gordon playing music ofthe 20s and 30s at Flushing Town Hall (Oct.15)…bassist Ben Williams' Sound Effect quin-tet at the Jazz Gallery (Oct. 15)…JerryBergonzi, with Bruce Barth joining on piano, atKitano (Oct. 15-16)…Mike Reed's People,Places & Things outfit at 45 Bleecker (Oct.16)…Jane Ira Bloom at Cornelia Street (Oct.17)…emerging alto saxophone powerhouseDmitry Baevsky at Fat Cat (Oct. 17)...bassistSean Smith guesting with Peter Leitch atWalker's (Oct. 17)…trombonist-singerElizabeth Dotson-Westphalen at Banjo Jim's(Oct. 18)…bassist John Clayton guesting withthe Juilliard Jazz Orchestra at Peter Jay SharpTheater (Oct. 19)…pianist Ted Kooshian'sinvigorating quartet at Saint Peter's for a noon-time gig (Oct. 20)…Regina Carter's ReverseThread project at Zankel Hall (Oct. 20)…an

Larry Goldings/Harry Allen

Alvin Queen sextet that includes JoeMagnarelli and Jesse Davis at Jazz Standard(Oct. 21-24)…a CD release event for LarryGoldings and Harry Allen at Smoke (Oct. 22-23)…Eric Reed at Kitano (Oct. 22-23)…Paquito d'Rivera at the 92nd Street Y(Oct. 23)…the all-star SF JAZZ Collective, atruly impressive assemblage now includingtrumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire, at the JazzGallery (Oct. 22) then at the Staller Center forthe Arts in Stony Brook (Oct. 23)…guitaristBruce Arnold at Miles' Café (Oct. 23)…and theJaki Byard Project, a group including JamieBaum, Adam Kolker and Jerome Harris, at thesame club (Oct. 25)…Pat Martino at Birdland(Oct 26-30)…Kenny Werner at Dizzy's, guest-ing with the terrific Brussels Jazz Orchestra(Oct 26-31)…Roy Ayers at the Blue Note (Oct26-30)…reedman Eyal Vilner's big band doinglate-night sets at Dizzy's (Oct. 26-31)…bassistMike Formanek with Tim Berne at JazzStandard (Oct. 27)…Wadada Leo Smith at theBrooklyn Public Library in Crown Heights (Oct.28)…Mike Clark at Iridium with a crackerjackgroup including Nicholas Payton and DonaldHarrison (Oct. 28-31)…percussionist ChemboCorneil's ensemble at Flushing Town Hall (Oct.29)…and Nat Adderley Jr. at the LenoxLounge (Oct. 30).

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Victor Wooten

ELSEWHEREJazz Museum in Harlem programming thismonth has two notables being interviewed infront of live audiences (Bruce Lundvall on Oct.14 and Aaron Goldberg on Oct. 28); get fullinfo on all Museum events at jmih.org…WayneHorvitz curates a full month of ten-buck EastVillage presentations featuring VincentChancey, Kenny Wollesen, Harris Eisenstadt,Ned Rothenberg, Andy Laster, Robin Holcomband many others; universityofthestreet.org forspecifics…William Paterson University's JazzRoom series in Wayne, NJ boats performancesby Mulgrew Miller and Terell Stafford (Oct.10), Victor Wooten (Oct. 14), Warren Vaché(Oct. 17) and Wayne Escoffery with CarolynLeonhart (Oct. 31); see wplive.org…upcomingManhattan School of Music presentationsinclude Dave Liebman playing newly commis-sioned works with a chamber group (Oct. 14);master classes by Randy Brecker, MariaSchneider and Gary Burton, a conductionworkshop by Butch Morris and a concert withBobby Sanabria's Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble(Oct 22); consult msmnyc.edu…a 6:00 PMmemorial service for Abbey Lincoln will beheld at Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church(Oct. 1).

CHAMBER JAZZ ENSEMBLE OCT 14 / THU / 7:30 PM

MSM CHAMBER JAZZ ENSEMBLE AND TACTUS

Justin DiCioccio, ConductorDave Liebman, saxophoneU.S. premieres of works commissioned by l’Ensemble Contemporain, Paris

CHRISTOPHE DAL SASSO Couleur and L’Arbre RICCARDO DEL FRA Tree Thrills and Sky Changes

Ades Performance Space

AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA OCT 22 / FRI / 7:30 PM

PRECIOSA: A TRIBUTE TO RAFAÉL HERNÁNDEZ MSM AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Bobby Sanabria, DirectorBorden AuditoriumAll seats $5

OCT 25 / MON / 7:30 & 9:30 PM

UPSTARTS! MSM AT DIZZY’S CLUB COCA-COLA

MSM Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra Bobby Sanabria, DirectorJazz at Lincoln Center Columbus CircleFor tickets call 212 258 9595

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TEXT “SCAN” TO 43588 TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE SCANLIFE APPLICATION.

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Maria Schneider, composition

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Gary Burton, vibraphone

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Visionesseason events

Warren Vaché & John Allred

Correction: In the September issuethe photo credit for the Warren Vaché& John Allred photo was omitted. Weapologize to Alan Nahigian.

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JAZZ ANECDOTE BY BILL CROWBill Crow's books "Jazz Anecdotes" and "From Birdland to Broadway" can be

found at your favorite bookstore, and at www.billcrowbass.com along with manyinteresting photos and links.

When Joe Wilder went to Philadelphia to participate in a jazz clinic, the organiz-ers put him up at a good hotel. The young lady at the desk said, "We have a suite for you onthe fifteenth floor. Will that be satisfactory?" Joe gave her a glum look and said, "I don'tknow... my doctor told me to stay away from sweets." Joe said it took the girl a long minuteto figure it out.

In the last year of his life, Spike Robinson was featured in the UK with a groupthat called itself "Young Lions, Old Tigers." Spike was about forty years older than the othermusicians, who liked to tease him about his "senility." At a gig at the Concorde Club, theleader called a less familiar number which made Spike reach for his glasses and beginthumbing through the music book. As he waited, the leader whispered, "They're in alpha-betical order." Spike replied, "That's OK, but I can't remember the damned alphabet!"

A Moment You Missed by Fran KaufmanHot House Contributing Photographer

When our colleague, Fred McIntosh, gives a party,you can bet the music and the guests will be great.At his August's event, Lou Donaldson had a con-versation with Dick Meldonian (center) and trom-bone great Eddie Bert. Bert played with Monk,Mingus, and Hawkins, among others during hisseven decade-long career. Meldonian remindedLou that he had heard him play 50 years ago."Must have been my father," quipped Donaldsonwithout missing a beat.

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TIME: 6:30 --- 8:30 pm PRICE: Free LOCATION: The NJMH Visitors Center, 104 E. 126th Street, #2C

Harlem Speaks 10/14: Bruce Lundvall

Producer10/28: Aaron Goldberg

Pianist

A S P E C I A L S E R I E S H O N O R I N G H A R L E M H E R O E S

Funded in part by Council Member Inez E. Dickens, 9th C.D., Speaker Christine Quinn and the New York City Council

NewSeries

F r e e c l a s s e s c e l e b r a t i n g H a r l e m a n d i t s l e g a c y

J a z z a t T h e S t u d i oAs we get ready enter the second decade of the 21st century, the NJMH All Stars reflect on recent developments in jazz and relate musics in concert with contemporary artists who will create while the music is played. Audience will also participate. Bring your kids - this is one jam session you will not want to miss.

The Studio Museum in Harlem144 West 125th Street, New York

7:00 - 8:30 pm | FREENJMH Visitors Center, 104 E. 126th St. #2C

Jazz for Curious Readers

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NJMH Visitors Center, 104 E. 126th St. #2C

ComeDance!

Jazz at the Dwyer10/15: 7pm: The NJMH All Stars

258 St. Nicholas Avenue at W. 123rd Street212 222-3060 | [email protected] | $20

OPEN M-F 10 AM - 4 PM104 E. 126th Street, #2C, New York, NY 10035

(Take the 2/3/4/5/6 train)

visitors center:

$18 ADVANCE $20 AT DOOR

Oct. 1: Jonathan Batiste TrioOct. 29: Wayne Escoffery Quartet

TICKETS: www.rmanyc.org/harleminthehimalayas

Jazz at The PlayersOct. 13: Gene Bertoncini - Guitarist7:00pm | $20 | The Players, 16 Gramercy Park [email protected] | 212-475-6116

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Major funding for this series provided by NYC Councilmembers Thomas White Jr. (28th-CD), Chair of Economic Development, and

Leroy Comrie (27th-CD) Deputy Majority Leader New York City Counciland Chair of Land Use Committee.

YORK COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Tickets available at the Box Office 94-45 Guy R. Brewer Blvd.

Call: 718-262-2840 or online at www.york.cuny.eduFor more information call 718-262-3750 Free Parking

$20.00 Adults / $10.00 Students & Seniors

BILL JACOBS ENSEMBLESaturday, November 6, 2010 • 7:00 pm

Featuring

THE YELLOW JACKETSJAVON JACKSON

along with Les McCann

Also Performing: . . . .TERELL STAFFORD QUINTET

UMAR RAHEEM & THE NY CONNECTIONTAEKO FUKOA

RALPH PETERSON’S UNITY PLAYERS(featuring Sean Jones and Gary Thomas)3D RITMO DE VIDA - LATIN JAZZ

CHRIS BERGSON BLUES BANDMARK SGANGA TRIO

To Order Tickets call toll free (877)7-CMJAZZ or order online www.capemayjazz.org

Dave LiebmanBig Band...LIVEGET THE RECORDING...SEE THE SHOW!

Make the trip...OCTOBER 5TH

Deer Head Inn*

Delaware Water Gap, PA570.424.2000 * 10th Anniversary Show In Celebration of Dave Liebman’s NEA Jazz Masters Award

OCTOBER 6TH

Iridium1650 Broadway @ 51st St.Shows at 8 and 10pm212.582.2121

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WINNING SPINS...continued from page 10One." No younger pianist has internalizedThelonious Monk as Moran has, and his"Crepescule with Nellie" here is a triumph ofinterpretation as uniquely personal as it isutterly true to Monk. Like Monk, Moran hasmastered the use of space, tonal variety andevincing plangency from the piano. There's alsoa trio of consecutive tracks showcasing thegroup's contemplative side; along with a con-cluding "Old Babies" that mixes in the voices ofMoran's two infant sons with his piano in theintro and - after a minute-plus silence - becomesa fetching, bright lullaby where the band blendsfree passages and a jingly melody with quotesfrom "I Don't Wanna Walk Without You" in acaptivating finale.

Chucho Valdés performs at Jazz atLincoln Center's Allen Room on October22-23. Jason Moran & Bandwagon appearat the Village Vanguard on October 5-10.

CHECK OUT THE NEXT EXCITING ISSUE OF

HOT HOUSEWHERE THE MUSIC NEVER STOPS

Call: 888-899-8007Email: [email protected]

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K.J. Denhert BandSundays, Jazz & Urban Folk:

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O C T 4T H E CO C A- CO L A G EN ER AT I O N S I N J A Z Z FE S T I VA LM A R I A N M C PA R T L A N D & FR I E N D S O C T 5 –1 0T H E CO C A- CO L A G EN ER AT I O N S I N J A Z Z FE S T I VA LK E N N Y B A R R O N Q U I N T E Twith Brandon Lee, Dayna Stephens, Kiyoshi Kitagawa & Johnathan BlakeAfter Hours: Matt Rybicki Quartet O C T 1 1 I TA L I A N J A Z Z DAY SPAT B I A N C H I T R I O & PAO LO R ECC H I Awith Emanuele Basentini & Beppe Marolla O C T 12 I TA L I A N J A Z Z DAY SJ O E LOVA N O & A N TO N I O C I ACC Awith Flavio Boltro, Joseph LePore & Luca SantanielloAfter Hours: Eugenio Macchia Trio & Friends

O C T 1 3 –1 7K E N N Y B A R R O N Q UA R T E Twith David Sanchez, Kiyoshi Kitagawa & Johnathan BlakeAfter Hours: Eugenio Macchia & Friends

O C T 1 8 M O N DAY N I G H T S W/ W B G OTA M I R H E N D E L M A N T R I Owith Marco Panascia & Lewis NashInterview by Rhonda Hamilton, 7PM

O C T 1 9 –2 4G EO R G E WE I N & N E WP O R T A L L S TA R S : 8 5 T H B I R T H DAY C E L E B R AT I O Nwith Randy Brecker, Lew Tabackin, Howard Alden, Rufus Reid, Lewis Nash & Special GuestsAfter Hours: Austrian Jazz Nights

O C T 2 5 U P S TA R T S !M A N H AT TA N S C H O O L O F MU S I C A FR O - CU B A N JA Z Z O R C H E S T R AConducted by Bobby Sanabria

live jazz nightlyO C T 2 6 –3 1K E N N Y W E R N E R & T H E B R U S S E L L S JA Z Z O R C H E S T R APresented in collaboration with the Flemish authoritiesAfter Hours: Eyal Vilner Big Band

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S E T S 7:30PM / 9:30PM, Fri –Sat 11:30PM A F TE R H O U R S Tues–Sat after last artist set

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Love Is Here to StayMusic from the Great American Songbook

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Bill Charlap & Sandy Stewart at the Met

“Jazz Venue of the Year” - All About Jazz-New York • “Best Jazz Club” - New York Magazine & Citysearch

MON OCT 4 & 25MINGUS ORCHESTRA

TUE OCT 5

MIMI FOX TRIOHARVIE S - AKIRA TANA

TUE & WED OCT 12 & 13

AARON PARKS QUARTETSTEVE CARDENAS - MATT BREWER - TED POOR

WED OCT 6

DAVELL CRAWFORD

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TIA FULLER QUARTETSHAMIE ROYSTON - MIMI JONES - RUDY ROYSTON

TUE OCT 26

DAN TEPFER TRIOJOE MARTIN - NATE WOOD

WED OCT 27

MICHAEL FORMANEKWITH TIM BERNE - CRAIG TABORN - GERALD CLEAVER

THU-SUN OCT 14-17

APEX: RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA& BUNKY GREEN

JASON MORAN - FRANÇOIS MOUTIN - DAMION REID

THU-SUN OCT 7-10

ROBERT GLASPERTRIO

ALAN HAMPTON - JAMIRE WILLIAMS [OCT 7 & 8] - KENDRICK SCOTT [OCT 9 & 10]

THU-SUN OCT 21-24

ALVIN QUEEN SEXTETJAVON JACKSON - JOE MAGNARELLI - MELVIN SPARKS - LEON SPENCER - NEIL CLARKE

THU-SUN OCT 28-31

HOUSTON PERSONQUARTET

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JAZZ FOR KIDS WITH THE JAZZ STANDARD YOUTH ORCHESTRA BACK IN FULL SWING SUN OCT 17 AT 2PM - DIRECTED BY DAVID O’ROURKE

JOHN DI MARTINO - RAY DRUMMONDCHIP WHITE

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Jamie Davis QuintetFreddy Cole Quartet

Martin DrewDena DeRose

John FedchockNnenna Freelon Trio

Jon GordonWycliffe Gordon

Jeff Hamilton TrioTommy Igoe Sextet

Tom KennedyKristin Korb

Jay LeonhartBryan Lynch

Johnny Mandel

Bill MaysButch Miles

Bob MillikanJane Monheit

James Moody Quartet Lewis Nash Quartet

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Bucky PizzarelliJanis Siegel Quartet

Anita Rosamond Gary Smulyan

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Photography by Adriana Mateo

SaturdaysMarianni & Bossa Groove

SundaysCidinho Teixeira Samba Jazz

All Mondays Felix Pastorius 9PM

Ron Affif Trio 11PM - 3AMAll Fridays

African Jazz

OCTOBER5 Jack Jeffers

& NY Classics

6 Gino Sitson Quartet

7 Gregorio Uribe Big Band

12 Lonnie Plaxico Group

13 John Benitez Quartet

14 Timba Orquesta

w/ John Benitez

19 Mark Whitfield Trio

20 Richie Goods Quartet

21 Choro Ensemble

26 Vanderlei Pereira

& Blindfold Test

27 Alex Blake Quartet

Early Evening Shows

4 Elisabeth Lohninger

6 Andrea Brachfeld

11 Sarah Charles

13 Glenn White

18 Charanee Wade

20 Alexis Cole

25 Sofia Tosello

27 David Lee Jones

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