Guest Chaney Posted July 21, 2003 Report Posted July 21, 2003 For those not able to get their hands on SIGNAL TO NOISE magazine, the article on the discovery of Henry Grimes is now online. Quote
.:.impossible Posted July 21, 2003 Report Posted July 21, 2003 The photo is kind of creepy. I hadn't seen it since reading the article the first time around. It is so good to hear that Mr. Grimes is now living a better life. Quote
Michael Fitzgerald Posted July 21, 2003 Report Posted July 21, 2003 The biographical article that I wrote to accompany that interview can be seen its original form on my website. You can see some photos I took of Henry here: http://www.jazzdiscography.com/Artists/Grimes/Photos/ I will be seeing him tomorrow afternoon as he will be playing live on WKCR-FM (again!) with most of the group he led at Iridium, but with Perry Robinson instead of Andrew Bemkey. 3-6 PM EDT. www.wkcr.org Mike Quote
Michael Fitzgerald Posted July 22, 2003 Report Posted July 22, 2003 My error above - pianist Andrew Bemkey was most certainly present. It was alto saxophonist Rob Brown who was not. So, the band was: Perry Robinson-clarinet, ocarina; Roy Campbell, Jr.-trumpet, pocket trumpet, flugelhorn, flutes, recorder; Andrew Bemkey-piano; Henry Grimes-bass; Michael Thompson-drums (and glass of water); joined on the last of three selections by bassist Chris Sullivan. I videotaped the entire afternoon. Henry will again return to WKCR to host the "Musician's Show" on Wednesday, July 30, 6-9 PM. The concept of this show is that the musician decides what records to play. Could be a nice chance to hear Henry's favorite bass players and other influences on his music. www.HenryGrimes.com will be the place to look for Henry's activities. Hopefully it will be kept fairly up to date. Also check there for info on Henry's new CD of solo bass. Mike Quote
Michael Fitzgerald Posted July 30, 2003 Report Posted July 30, 2003 The Henry Grimes "Musician's Show" has been pre-empted by WKCR-FM so that they may broadcast a memorial to another great bassist, Aaron Bell, best known for his work with Duke Ellington. Mike Quote
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