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"I know from listening and working with him [Coltrane], that he is, he plays SO much, and he has, a big, as we say, a bag, not a bag of tricks, but a bag of ideas that he has" - Eric Dolphy |
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New York Jazz
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Written by Don Berryman
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Monday, 09 April 2007 |
 John Zorn photo by Ziga Koritnik
As luxury Condominiums and boutique hotels sprouted all around like weeds, Tonic was repeatedly harassed by the city's 'Quality of Life Task Force' which resulted in the debilitating closing of the ))sub((tonic lounge in January. Rising rents, lower tolerance and the changing demographics of the neighborhood is forcing businesses like Tonic out, ironically displacing the kind of things that gave character to the neighborhood and helped make it more desirable in the first place. Come enjoy this final week of great music and say farewell.
Calendar for the final week at Tonic: |
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Written by Andrea Canter, Contributing Editor
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Friday, 06 April 2007 |
 Rachel Z Sometimes the true nature of jazz is obliterated by our tendency to classify and label. Despite its “melting pot” roots and evolution, the genre is often embroiled in controversy over its definition. Enter an undeniably talented pianist/vocalist/composer whose chops shout Shorter and Hancock while her repertoire screams Sting and Stones. Such fusion of stylistic ideas has haunted popular performers from Miles Davis to the Bad Plus, and similarly, Rachel Nicolazzo—known simply as Rachel Z—and her new Dept of Good and Evil ensemble. On stage this week in Manhattan at Jazz Standard (April 10-11) and in Washington, DC at Blues Alley (April 12), Z and company will celebrate the recent release of their eponoymous debut on Savoy Jazz [Click here for a Jazz Police review ]. |
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Written by Don Berryman
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Sunday, 01 April 2007 |
 David Hazeltine Brilliant pianist David Hazeltine has successfully forged his own distinctive style and musical voice out of the accumulated greatness and weight of a modern piano tradition. David's influences include Art Tatum and Bud Powell and such great living masters as Buddy Montgomery, Barry Harris and Cedar Walton. |
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Saturday, 31 March 2007 |
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