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Jazz Inside NY Lars Haake IN THE PICTURE George Burton James Genus Wayne Smith Jr. Like Us facebook.com/JazzInsideMedia Follow Us twitter.com/JazzInsideMag Watch Us youtube.com/JazzInsideMedia TJC12_Ad_JT.pdf 1 5/23/11 5:50 PM TH IN ITS 11 YEAR THE JAZZ CRUISE IS CLEARLY... THE GREATEST JAZZ FESTIVAL AT SEA! H o l l Ernie Adams a 80% Sold: Book Now! n John Allred d Shelly Berg Do Not Miss This Boat! A MUSIC DIRECTOR m e Don Braden r i c Carmen Bradford Trio a Randy Brecker m Bill Charlap Trio / s Pete Christlieb W Clayton Brothers e Quintet s t e Anat Cohen r d Freddy Cole Quartet a Jerry Dodgion m Kurt Elling Trio • F John Fedchock t C . BIG BAND DIRECTOR L a M Benny Golson u Wycliffe Gordon d Y e Jeff Hamilton Trio r d CM Scott Hamilton Quartet a le MY Ann Hampton-Callaway Quartet • CY A Heath Brothers r u CMY Tommy Igoe Sextet b a Tom Kennedy K • Joe La Barbera C u Jay Leonhart ra 2 Andy Martin c 1 ao 0 Butch Miles • 2 Bob Millikan H • a 5 Dick Oatts lf M . 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Dickens, 9th C.D., Speaker Christine Quinn and the New York City Council Jazz Inside Magazine ISSN: 2150-3419 (print) • ISSN 2150-3427 (online) CONTENTS October 2011 – Volume 3, Number 3 Cover Design by Shelly Rhodes Cover photo of Kenny Wheeler by Eric Nemeyer CLUBS, CONCERTS, EVENTS 15 Calendar of Events, Concerts, Festivals and Publisher: Eric Nemeyer Club Performances Editor: Gary Heimbauer 30 Around Town Advertising Sales & Marketing: Eric Nemeyer 28 Clubs & Venue Listings Circulation: Robin Friedman, Susan Brodsky 60 Noteworthy Performances Photo Editor: Joe Patitucci Layout and Design: Gail Gentry Contributing Artists: Shelly Rhodes FEATURE Contributing Photographers: Eric Nemeyer, Joe Patitucci, Ken 4 Kenny Wheeler by Eric Nemeyer Weiss, Andrew Lepley. 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Sunday, October 02, 2011 20:34 page 2 MagentaYellowBlacCyank EMMAMUSE PRODUCTIONS & MOTÉMA MUSIC PRESENT SINGER /SONGWRITER RONDI CHARLESTON with her ALL STAR BAND at Don’t miss Rondi on TV! Monday, October 10 - Minneapolis KARE-TV (NBC) 11:00 AM on air Thursday, October 13 - Chicago WFLD-TV (FOX) 8:50 AM on air Friday, October 28 - Winnsboro, LA. KAQY/KNOE (ABC11) 6:15 AM on air A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR THEHOLEINTHE WALL GANG CAMP Founded in 1988 by Paul Newman, The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp is a nonprofit, year-round center serving children and their families coping with cancer and other serious illnesses. All services are free of charge. 100% of proceeds of ticket sales will benefit The Hole In The Wall Camp. National Fall Tour Dates Benefitting THE HOLE IN THE WALL CAMP: 10/10 - MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Dakota Jazz Club 10/13 - CHICAGO, IL, Mayne Stage 10/20 - NEW ORLEANS, LA, Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro 10/25 - WALESKA, GA, Reinhardt University 10/28 - WINNSBORO, LA, Princess Theater 10/29 - LAFAYETTE, LA, Acadiana Center For The Arts “The world of jazz has embraced her with open arms.” -JazzInside “Some of the most memorable new songs from a jazz singer since Abbey Lincoln… vocal artistry at the highest level.” -Hot House Jazz “A rare artist for whom a song’s meaning is as important as its melody.” CDAVAILABLE @ amazon.com & motema.com -Downbeat www.rondicharleston.com To see how YOU can help visit www.holeinthewallgang.org motemamusic Feature Kenny Wheeler Photo © Eric Nemeyer Interview by Eric Nemeyer Kenny Wheeler, trumpeter and composer, has written more than one hundred compositions and is a skilled arranger for small groups and larger ensembles. He has released 30 albums as a leader and has performed and or recorded with an array of artists including Dave Holland, Keith Jarrett, Pepper Adams, John Taylor, Joni Mitchell and others. Born in Canada in 1930, he has lived in England since 1952. He celebrates his 81st birthday as the featured artist in the Festival of New Trumpet Music. JI: Talk about your association with Kenny Werner. KW: I had done a few duos with him around the pretty new melody or something. I don’t really States. It was great to play with him. He’s a very JI: What kinds of activities did you undertake have a system, but I probably do have a system, sympathetic player. I like his music very much.
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