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T H E N O R T H S T a T E M a G a Z I JAZZ DUO SANBORN & BOTTI IN REDDING - PAGE 2 AFTER FIVE T H E N O R T H S T A T E M A G A Z I N E MARCH 2006 / 20th Year / No. 5 THE NEWS, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT MONTHLY ON THE COVER KATHY IS COUNTRY Folk-based roots performer Kathy Mattea, who became one of country music’s most distinctive and critically acclaimed artists, is slated to perform in Redding March 28. See page 18. OPERA OPEN FOR FUN Winners of numerous Golden Mask Awards, Moscow’s Helikon Opera Company, has earned an international reputation for staging highly original productions of classic and modern operas, in Moscow and around the world. They’ll bring their comic operetta “Die Fledermaus” (“The Bat”) to Redding’s historic Cascade Theatre on March 29. See page 15. JOHNNY B. GOODE Chuck Berry tunes have transcended generations and he is scheduled to bring that music to Redding March 11 at Win-River Casino. See page 14. CLASSICAL PIANO If it’s March it must be time for the annual “A Touch of Classical Piano,” featuring performances by piano artists and composers studying with Duane Hampton from the Hampton School of Music See page 4. Grammy Bluegrass, artists on folk music stage in March 17 in Redding Lakehead Positive Productions presents the Trumpeter Chris Botti and saxophonist Bluegrass, Americana, and Folk of David Sanborn, both Grammy-winning Corinne West & The Posse on St. artists, are teaming up for a jazz concert Patty’s Day Friday, March 17, at Klub March 22 at the Redding Convention Klondike Center. Restaurant Botti’s latest album, To Love Again, & Lounge, a collection of pop jazz standards from Exit 704 off the trumpeter and nine guest vocalists, I-5, 21375 is a worthy successor to Botti’s last Main St., RIAA gold-certifi ed album, When I Fall Lakehead. In Love. The concert Joining Chris on To Love Again CHRIS BOTTI DAVID SANBORN begins at are guest vocalists Sting (“What Are 7:30 p.m. You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?”), his seasonal collection, December, “My music is more reined-in, because Corinne Paula Cole (“My One And Only Love”), released the same year, hit #7 on the it’s in a pop format. But this atmospheric West spins Michael Bublé (“Let There Be Love”), same chart. quality is what I really loved about jazz, tales with Jill Scott (“Good Morning Heartache”), Botti is a native of Oregon who and I’ve tried to marry that feel to the her part Paul Buchanan (“Are You Lonesome was born in Portland and grew up in textures and melodies you might hear velvet and Tonight?”), Gladys Knight (“Lover Corvallis. His earliest musical infl uence on a record by Peter Gabriel or Bryan part grit Man”), Renee Olstead (“Pennies From was his mother, a classically trained Ferry.” voice - Heaven”), Rosa Passos (“Here Comes pianist and part-time piano teacher. David Sanborn was born July 30, combining That Rainy Day”), and, yes, that Steven “I can’t really sit down and play a song 1945 in Tampa, Fla., and raised in St. melodic Tyler (on Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile”). on the piano,” Chris admits. “But I know Louis, Missouri. ballads and a swingin’ pace with the Botti’s association with Sting – who harmony, and generally I compose on At the age of 3, he was struck with driving steam of an Americana Roots sings with Botti on both To Love Again the piano rather than on the trumpet.” polio and urged to pick up a wind train. Her writing runs a golden thread and When I Fall In Love – dates back He pursued his music studies with a instrument as part of his physical through country, bluegrass, western, to 1999, when the trumpeter joined the succession of teachers: David Friesen therapy from having spent time in an Americana and folk. pop legend’s band as featured soloist on in the Northwest, Dave Baker in Indiana, iron lung. Eric Alan, program director for the “Brand New Day” tour, which lasted and – following Botti’s move to New York He chose the alto saxophone after Jefferson Public Radio said “Corinne two-and-a-half years. City in 1986 – the late trumpet master hearing it performed a lot on the radio has immediately established her place Veteran of both the contemporary jazz Woody Shaw. and identifi ed with it most. in the top echelon of Americana singer/ world and mainstream pop studio scene, “After I came to New York,” Chris He was able to perform at local clubs songwriters.” Botti has worked with Joni Mitchell, recalls, “I realized I didn’t want to be while still in high school and continued With the talents of Nina Gerber and Natalie Merchant, and renowned fi lm a jazz musician. I love improvising, his music studies at Northwestern The Waybacks, Corinne released her composer John Barry, among others. but you really need to live the bebop University for one year under Fred critically acclaimed debut Bound For Botti joined Paul Simon’s band in tradition in order to play it. That kind Hemke, maker of Hemke reeds. He the Living and is currently working on 1990, where he remained for the next of music – the kind that Woody Shaw, transferred to the University of Iowa her follow up with artists Mike Marshall fi ve years, and, in 1995, he recorded his for example, played so brilliantly – just before moving to San Francisco in 1967 and Jerry Douglas. solo debut, First Wish. moves a little too quickly for me. and joining the Paul Butterfi eld Band. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 After scoring the 1996 fi lm “Caught,” “The music that really inspired me as He released his first solo album day of show. To reserve a table for St. Botti returned in 1997 with his second a teenager was more like Miles Davis in 1975 entitled, Taking Off, but it Patty’s Day dinner and the concert, LP, Midnight Without You, which was playing ballads with the second Quintet. was his breakthrough album in 1980 phone Klub Klondike at 530.238.2009. followed by Slowing Down the World You know that spacey thing, when they Hideaway and Grammy winning 1981 Listen to music samples, purchase two years later. broke down all the chords in the song? album Voyeur where he received much tickets and fi nd more information online His 2002 watershed album, Night That band playing ‘Stella By Starlight’ is attention. at www.positiveproductions.net or Sessions, peaked at #2 on the Top something very different from, say, Bud He received a second Grammy for phone (530) 641-4099. Contemporary Jazz Albums chart while Powell playing the same tune. his 1986 Double Vision album. welcome home... 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