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Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour S E N O J Sunday, January 24, 7pm Zellerbach Hall Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour S E N O J . R . R Jazz at Cal Performances is sponsored by Nadine Tang and Bruce Smith. Cal Performances’ – season is sponsored by Wells Fargo. PROGRAM Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour Raul Midón guitar and vocals Nicholas Payton trumpet Ravi Coltrane tenor and soprano saxophones Gerald Clayton piano, musical director Joe Sanders bass Gregory Hutchinson drums Tonight’s program will be announced from the stage. Producer Danny Melnick Associate Producer Tracy Reid Artistic Director Tim Jackson for Monterey Jazz Festival Road Manager and Sound Engineer Sam Walton Booking Agency The Kurland Agency Produced by Absolutely Live Entertainment, LLC Absolutely Live Entertainment LLC absolutelylive.net PLAYBILL PROGRAM NOTES A BRIEF HISTORY OF MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL ALL&STAR BANDS ll-Star” bands have been a longstanding States and Canada. Previous tours took place “A tradition at the Monterey Jazz Festival. in 2008, 2010, and 2013. Since 1966, the Festival has assembled master Monterey Jazz Festival presents its fourth jazz musicians under the “Monterey All-Stars” national tour in 2016, featuring critically-ac - banner. Since then, more than 20 Monterey claimed, Grammy Award winning jazz artists. All-Star bands have graced the stages of The Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour 2016 Monterey, and have featured artists such as Gil band will perform 28 shows in 10 states, in - Evans, Gerry Mulligan, Elvin Jones, Dizzy cluding a five-night run at Birdland in New Gillespie, Clark Terry, Ray Brown, Sonny Stitt, York City. Max Roach, John Lewis, Shelly Manne, Bobby Ravi Coltrane first appeared at Monterey Hutcherson, Hank Jones, Milt Jackson, and in 2001, nearly 41 years to the day after his many others. own father made his debut at Monterey in To celebrate the Festival’s 50th Anniversary 1960. Nicholas Payton was Monterey’s Artist- in 2007, General Manager and Artistic Director In-Residence in 2000, and Gerald Clayton Tim Jackson decided to break the Monterey and Joe Sanders , some of the rising stars in Jazz Festival All-Star mold by taking these spe - the jazz world, have been performers on cial bands nationwide to embody the past, pres - Monterey stages and as high school students ent and future of jazz, and to spread Monterey at the festival’s student competition, the Next Jazz Festival’s artistic footprint beyond the Generation Jazz Festival. Raul Midón , one of Monterey County Fairgrounds. The All-Star music’s most distinctive and searching voices, bands have performed at the September festi - has appeared at Monterey three times since val and then toured in the early months of the 2011. Gregory Hutchinson has a long history following year, with Jackson calling on musi - with the festival, with the first of his three cians with a close relationship with Monterey appearances in 1992. Hutchinson began his who represent both its musical excellence and professional debut as a teenage sideman for jazz education activities—both core compo - trumpeter Red Rodney, gaining his maturity nents of Monterey Jazz Festival’s mission. from valuable associations with the likes of Members of the All-Star touring groups have Betty Carter and Joe Henderson. been previous Monterey Artists-In-Residence, Gerald Clayton acts as musical director for have participated as students in the Festival’s the group, and has a long history with the fes - springtime Next Generation Jazz Festival; have tival, both as a student and as a performing been members of Monterey’s hand-chosen artist. A scholarship and soloist award winner Next Generation Jazz Orchestra as high school at Monterey’s 2000 and 2001 springtime Next students; or have otherwise made strong and Generation Jazz Festival with the Los Angeles lasting contributions to jazz education. Since County High School for the Arts, Gerald the touring groups have gone on the road, made trio appearances at Monterey in 2010 Monterey Jazz Festival has reached more than and 2012 with Joe Sanders , and recently per - 104,000 fans in 135 concerts across the United formed in 2014 in a duo with Charles Lloyd. ABOUT THE ARTISTS Ravi Coltrane (tenor released seven albums since 1999, including and soprano saxophones ) the hit studio productions State of Mind is a critically acclaimed (Manhattan/EMI, 2005), A World Within a Grammy Award –nomi - World (Manhattan/EMI, 2007) and Synthesis nated saxophonist, band- (Decca/Universal, 2009). Midón’s most recent leader, and composer. In release is the captivating CD/DVD Invisible the course of a 20-plus Chains –Live from NYC . His new album, Don’t year career, Coltrane has Hesitate , has the singer-guitarist adding pro - worked as a sideman for ducer-engineer to his portfolio of talents, and many, and recorded noteworthy albums for includes collaborations with Withers, R&B himself and others. Born in Long Island, he is singer-songwriter Lizz Wright, Cameroonian the second son of John Coltrane and Alice jazz bassist Richard Bona, and Grammy Coltrane. Ravi has released six albums as a Award –winning jazz singer Dianne Reeves. leader, including Spirit Fiction , released in 2012 on Blue Note Records. Additional credits in - Nicholas Payton (trum - clude performances as well as recordings with pet ) was born in New Elvin Jones, Terence Blanchard, Kenny Baron, Orleans, and was a Steve Coleman, McCoy Tyner, Jack member of the All-Star DeJohnette, Matt Garrison, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Brass Band by the age Geri Allen, Joanne Brackeen, and the Blue of 12. In high school, Note 7, among others. He is a co-leader of he studied with Clyde the Saxophone Summit with Joe Lovano and Kerr Jr., and at the Dave Liebman. He leads the effort to restore University of New the John Coltrane Home in Dix Hills, Long Orleans, he studied with Harold Battiste and Island, and presides over important reissues of Ellis Marsalis. His classic Verve recordings in - his parents’ recordings. clude the Grammy Award –winning Doc Cheatham & Nicholas Payton (1997); Payton’s Raul Midón (guitar and Place (1998) and Dear Louis (2001). Nicholas vocals ) has earned now records for his own imprint, Paytone renown as one of Records, where he has recorded Numbers , and music’s most distinctive Sketches of Spain . Payton has composed and and searching voices. arranged, performed and recorded with his He is “a one-man band own groups in many settings, from solo to big who turns a guitar into band, plus a full orchestral work, The Black an orchestra and his American Symphony , in 2012. Payton has also voice into a chorus,” ac - served as Distinguished Artist and Visiting cording to the New York Times . Midón has Lecturer at Tulane University and has taught collaborated with such heroes as Herbie master classes at over 40 institutions, includ - Hancock and Stevie Wonder, and has con - ing Cornell, Loyola, Northwestern, and tributed to to recordings by Jason Mraz, Stanford universities; the Institute of Superior Queen Latifah, and Snoop Dogg and to the Arts in Havana; Berklee, Oberlin and soundtrack for Spike Lee’s She Hate Me . The Skidmore colleges; the Thelonious Monk New Mexico native, blind since birth, has Institute; and many more. PLAYBILL ABOUT THE ARTISTS Gerald Clayton (piano, Payton, Roy Hargrove, Parks, Chris Potter, musical director ) is a Ambrose Akinmusire, Christian Scott, Taylor leading figure in the up- Eigsti, and Gerald Clayton. Catherine McGinn and-coming generation of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra guided of jazz artists. He has Sanders throughout his middle and high been hailed by the New school years. In 2002 he attended the Brubeck York Times for his “huge, Institute to study with Christian McBride, and authoritative presence.” in 2005 he moved to Los Angeles to attend the Born in the Netherlands prestigious Thelonious Monk Institute. in 1984 and raised in Southern California, Sanders has placed second in the finals of both Clayton took his first piano lessons before age the International Society of Bassists and the seven with the support and encouragement of Thelonious Monk Institute’s International Jazz his father, John Clayton, the acclaimed bassist, Bass competitions. He leads his own band, Joe composer and bandleader. Clayton attended Sanders’ Infinity, and tours extensively in the L.A. County High School for the Arts, and Europe and the U.S. with the Gerald Clayton for college, he attended both the USC Trio. He currently lives in Paris. Thornton and Manhattan schools of music. In 2006 Gerald won second place in the presti - Gregory Hutchinson gious Thelonious Monk Institute Piano (drums ) is one of the Competition. He then spent three years with most highly respected trumpeter Roy Hargrove, touring extensively musicians of our time. A and appearing on several of Hargrove’s al - musician’s drummer, he bums. In 2009, he released Two Shade , his is rooted in the jazz tra - debut album as a leader, and received a dition, and is able to ap - Grammy nomination for Best Improvised Jazz proach all styles of music Solo. In 2011, Gerald received a second with supreme accuracy Grammy nomination, for Best Jazz and imagination. Born in 1970, the Brooklyn Instrumental Composition, for his piece Battle native began to nurture his passion for music Circle . Gerald’s sophomore album, Bond: The at the very young age of three. After high Paris Sessions , earned him his third Grammy school, he was accepted to Manhattan School nomination, this time for Best Jazz of Music, where Justin DiCioccio became his Instrumental Album. Life Forum , was released mentor. His professional career began while he in 2013 on Concord Records. was still in college, when he was introduced to Red Rodney. He quickly became known as a Joe Sanders (bass ) is one young phenomenon in the jazz community, of the most sought-after sharing the stage with Betty Carter and Ray young bass players of his Brown while still in his early twenties.
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