Event Details
Live Music at the Jazz Bakery: Piping Hot Jazz!
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Members Who Went Said:
The Jazz Bakery is a terrific venue for jazz lovers. Everyone is listening to the performance which means no talking. The accoustics are great.
Anonymous Member Frank Morgan and Ronny Matthews playing jazz — seemed like no set program.
Anonymous Member Performance was good, but atmosphere was dull. It was a small crowd and the ambiance was not what I expected for a $30/regular price show. Performers were crammed onto a small stage, the seats were lawn chairs and the room was just a small bare square room. |
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Event Highlights
More Details About This Event: September 24-27: Antonio Sanchez and Migration
World-class drummer Antonio Sanchez brings big-toned tenor titan Davis Sanchez, blistering altoist Miguel Zenon, and first-call bassist Scott Colley for a rollicking latin jazz round-up! September 30: Anne Walsh Brazilian Jazz October 1-4: Hiromi's Sonicbloom Warp-speed Japanese piano prodigy Hiromi tackles everything from Duke Ellington to Jeff Beck with her monster guitar-bass-drum quartet. Jazz legend Ahmad Jamal says: “Hiromi is changing the musical landscape.” With Tony Grey (bass), Martin Valihora (drums), John Shannon (guitar). October 8-11: Ernie Walsh Quartet Charter member of Charlie Haden's fabulous Quartet West and one of the most powerful tenorists on the planet, Watts makes music that's intensely romantic and awesomely intense. He's celebrating the release of his new album To the Point, recorded live at the Jazz Bakery. October 15-18: Mark Murphy Utterly idiosyncratic, with an unbeatable feeling for rhythm and peerless sense of swing, Mark Murphy is a giant among jazz singers, one of the greatest of his – or any – generation. Ella Fitzgerald said: "He is my equal!" October 22-25: Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, and Bill Stewart The extraordinary interplay of keyboard virtuoso Goldings with sublime guitarist Bernstein and melodious drummer Stewart makes for one of the tightest units in jazz October 30-November 2: Richard Bona Seamlessly blending jazz with folk and pop from across Africa, Europe and the Americas... the incredible Cameroonian singer, composer, guitarist, and jaw-dropping master bassist Bona is in a multi-cultural class by himself. About The Jazz Bakery: The Jazz Bakery is "the most prestigious jazz space in Los Angeles: a serious, no-frills, seven-nights-a-week nonprofit listening room of international renown, where everybody who's anybody has played; where iconic musicians turn up as regularly in the audience as on the bandstand; where just ascending the stage is a sure sign that you've made it into the music's highest ranks." (from Brandt Reiter, LA Weekly) |
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