BFrank Posted February 22 Report Posted February 22 15 hours ago, Steve Reynolds said: Tim Berne, Elias Stemesedar, Nels Cline & Tom Rainey at Lowlands last night 3 improvisations lasting an hour. 18 minute encore. simply one of the greatest sets of music I’ve ever witnessed. 3 feet from Nels. Berne introduces Tom Rainey as the greatest drummer in the world and he’s not wrong. previous night among other sets, Jessica Pavone, Chris Cochrane & Brian Chase Incredible 30 minute improvisation. Pavone is a genius level player. golden age of this music continues maybe something tonight Saturday night: Malaby, Ehrlich, Hebert & Rainey / grand masters at play I always enjoy seeing Berne. He doesn't get to the West Coast often, but I try to see him whenever he's here. This photo from when he played in SF about a year ago with Belisle-Chi and Rainey. Quote
kh1958 Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 Last night, Emmet Cohen Trio with Joe Farnsworth on drums at the University of Texas at Dallas. A very excellent concert. Quote
Pim Posted Friday at 10:12 PM Report Posted Friday at 10:12 PM Uri Caine with Mark Helias and Joey Baron. All three in excellent shape. Great to see how much fun they have playing together. Great gig! Quote
jlhoots Posted Saturday at 01:22 AM Report Posted Saturday at 01:22 AM Gillian Welch / David Rawlings Quote
optatio Posted yesterday at 08:32 AM Report Posted yesterday at 08:32 AM Tonight I will drive to Kassel - 50 kilometers from here - and listen to Ralph Moore (ts), David Kikoski (p), Essiet Essiet (b) and Joris Dudli (dr) in the TIF - Theater im Fridericianum. Quote
Steve Reynolds Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago Last night at The Stone Wendy Eisenberg, Trevor Dunn (on electric bass) & Ches Smith 40 minute improv followed by a 10 minute coda Wendy about 20% too loud but a great performance by the band. Her tone is not my favorite but Trevor & Ches are genius level musicians and the power & occasional grace and mystery of the excursions was palpable. Plus as always sitting first row leaning in is an awe inspiring experience with that drum/bass combination. Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 8 minutes ago, Steve Reynolds said: Last night at The Stone Wendy Eisenberg, Trevor Dunn (on electric bass) & Ches Smith 40 minute improv followed by a 10 minute coda Wendy about 20% too loud but a great performance by the band. Her tone is not my favorite but Trevor & Ches are genius level musicians and the power & occasional grace and mystery of the excursions was palpable. Plus as always sitting first row leaning in is an awe inspiring experience with that drum/bass combination. Steve - I know you're into this, but... nope. This is not something that I would ever want to see/hear live. Quote
JSngry Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago A bit loud maybe, but otherwise right between the lines! Quote
cliffpeterson Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago February 27-March 1. Three nights of solo piano and the Northampton (MA) Center for the Arts. Matt Shipp, Greg Burk and Sylvie Courvoisier (Ned Rothenberg joined her for one tune on clarinet). Great stuff. Quote
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