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"Well, I'm not doing
anything different.
What you
are hearing
is the way
I've been
playing for
years.

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at Cooke is back playing
in the trio format. "I get to
blow, something I haven't done
much of in the past few years."
Writing for and organizing
small and large ensembles have
kept the tenor player away
from the blowing context.
He leads the Evolution, a hard
driving electrically oriented band
with a funk edge. He is also the
leader of the sweet and tender
Stellar Saxophone Quartet and
works regularly with the contact
improvisers of EDAM (Experimental
Dance and Music). In the past he
was a member of Lunar Adventures,
a quartet that recorded Alive in
Seattle (Nine Winds, 1988).
He is also co-artistic director of
the New Orchestra Workshop. Last
year NOW played and recorded the
Witch Gong Game under the direction of composer and bassist Barry

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OONOE:I&Tiii
:FE.A~U:I&E

Guy. This
May, NOW is
releasing a
CD of the
music of
Quebec
guitarist
Rene Lussier.
And now
it is time to
blow again.
"The trio
format gives
me room: I
can do solo,
duo, trio.
There's
plenty of
space to
make a lot of
sounds, both conventional and
bizarre," says Cooke. Many musicians
may be content with one trio, but in
addition to all his other work, Cooke
is stepping out with two trios. One is

electric, the other acoustic.
He introduced the acoustic trio
this February at Cafe Deux Soleils
(Two Suns) in Vancouver. The Cafe is
a hip new joint on Commercial

shared his interest in bridging the
gap between his native Brazilian
Cornish College of the Arts, April 6rhythms, jazz, and orchestral tex8. He will offer a free master class on tures. The quartet, with bassist Chuck
the 7th from 1-3 pm. Joining him in Deardorf, saxophonist Hans Teuber,
concert on April 7 & 8 will be Mark
and drummer Mark Ivester will
Sherman (from New York) on piano
perform Jovino's original music at
and vibes, Chuck Deardorf on bass,
PONCHO Hall on April 28. XX
and Dean Hodges on drums.
In 1977 pianist/flutist/comiiiONG-iii :I&IOI:I
poser/arranger Jovino Santos Neto
I N iii:PI:I&IT:
joined the Hermeto Pascoal
Group,

Drive, a street that until now has
been an empty zone for creative
music. Coffee house crowds are
usually submerged in their own
self-important banter, but the folks
at Deux Soleils are all ears for the
jazz sessions each Sunday night.
Cooke arrived with several
spare-looking original charts and
burned all night. He is sounding
great these days, fresh ideas
pouring out of his horns with the
turbulent power of the maelstrom.
He reacts with surprise when told
his playing is refreshingly exciting.
"Well, I'm not doing anything
different. What you are hearing is
the way I've been playing for years
But now you are hearing more of
me. It's great to be able to stretch
out." The Coat Cooke Trio, with
Dylan van der Schyff on drums and
Paul Blaney on bass will play Cafe
Deux Soleils on April 23. • •
afternoon of Ives' work on Saturday,
April 8, at the Seattle Art Museum al
3 p.m. Coffey, a graduate of the

classical program at Comish College,
sang in a boys' choir in a church on
the Yale green adjacent to where Ive
studied and wrangled with his
teachers.
Last summer Coffey spent a wee)
at Yale poring over original manuscripts, reading correspondence and
taking copious notes from the Charl
Ives Collection. For Mike, getting ini
Afflf¥11r
&
b y ~a..I1d.:ra.,
Ives' head is vastly important for a
:n-...:rI.I.I1g;a..me
correct interpretation. "For this
performance I want to be Charles
Ives," explains Coffey. "I want to
Guitarist Larry Coryell
was born in Galveston and
know how he felt when he compose
moved to New York City in
and what was happening in his life.
Like Emerson, Thoreau and othE
1966, but the intervening years
In his "Postface to 114 Songs,"
were spent in eastern Washingtranscendentalists, Ives believed th
composer Charles Ives (1874-1954)
ton. He became a fixture on the
expresses his apprehension about the music cannot be separated from life
Seattle jazz scene during his
Humanist themes run throughout 11
overt self-indulgence he believed
days at the University of Washprevalent in music and art. The self- songs. Many of his lyrics express
ington, playing the Penthouse
nostalgia for simpler, soul-nurturin
conscious Ives, a child prodigy who
with Chuck Metcalf and Embers
times. Others challenge the music
became an organist for his church
establishment and "lillypads," Ives'
with Dean Hodges and Sarge
choir in Danbury, Connecticut, at
West.
term for critics who couldn't handle
age 12, quit his professional music
Coryell, who over his career
the new music of the day.
career in 1906 and entered the
has played with many jazz greats
When asked about additional
insurance industry. Some historians
such as Chico Hamilton, Miles
influences from the classical vocal
infer that Ives grew tired of the
Davis and John McLaughlin, is an
pantheon, Mike could think of few.
judgments and pettiness of the
acknowledged pioneer of the jazz- Larry Coryell Photo: Anna Grossman
Ives' music cannot really be consid
music elite.
rock movement. His late '60s
ered classical or popular. It is its
one of the world's most
Charles' father was Ives' primary
blurring of strict delineations and
group Free Spirits included drum- innovative ensembles. Despite
musical influence. In their music
the intensity of Coffey's interpreta
mer Bob Moses and the late
rehearsals that were legendary in
lessons his father would experiment
saxophonist Jim Pepper, and he
tions that promise excitement and
length and which resulted in sophis- by asking him to sing "Hot Cross
was a member of Gary Burton's
magic for listeners.
ticated arrangements, Pascoal's group Buns" in E flat while playing it in G
quartet that fused jazz with rock
Mike will be accompanied by
was known for the freedom allotted
flat on the piano. Ives himself later
and country music. At the other
experimented with sound, stretching Julie Ives (no relation) at the pian
to each of its members to add his
extreme Coryell has recorded the
own personal touch. In 1993 Jovino piano strings with weights or filling a both collaborated at Mike's 1992
work of classical composers
Senior Recital, which featured Ivei
left Brazil for Seattle to continue his series of water glasses to achieve
songs. The duo will be joined by Ti
Stravinsky and Debussy, earning
studies of orchestral conducting and quarter tones.
Young on electric guitar and Mike
him the sobriquet "renaissance
Mike Coffey, multi-talented
to transcribe the music of Pascoal.
musician."
Stone on marimba for two selectio
In Seattle he found a core group baritone singer (and bass player for
apiece. XX
Coryell will be in residence at of accomplished musicians who
the Scallywags) will present an

Larry Coryell
& Jovino
Santos Neto

Mike Coffey
Revives Ives

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This column features forthcoming attractions from local and regional radio programs. Please call with info re special features (206) 547-4627. Programmers outside
the Seattle listening area are encouraged
to send tapes and/or information about
shows to me at 406 N. 48th St., Seattle, WA
98103. Deadline for submissions is the 10th
of each month preceding publication month.

rummer Michael Shrieve has a
new album, Fascination, on CMP
Records with Bill Frisell and Wayne
Horvitz. Over lunch at the Sunlight
Cafe in February he talked about his
music and the reunion with his
bandmates from Santana, the group
with which Shrieve is most widely
associated.

and played. The idea was to keep it
loose. l was open to them to add to
the writing because they're both
master composers, much more than
I am. But I had a thin idea of the
approach l wanted to take, where I
wanted to be coming from drumwise. There's some stuff that's
going to be too straight for Bill and
Wayne's
JA:
fans. But
The
it's an
original
honest
members
record for
of
me. Some
Santana
of the
are
tunes, like
getting
"Living for
back
the Law,"
together?
the Chris
MS:
Whitley
Yeah, we
tune, I
've been
would never
playing
have done
together
on a record
for the
of my own.
last six,
But I know
eight
Bill sounds
months.
great on
It's a lot
that kind of
of fun.
simple,
lt's kind
straightof like
ahead tune,
going
and I
back to
wanted to
Michael Shrieve
the old
find a
neighborhood and finding out that it vehicle for him. And "Fascination"
hasn't changed. We haven't done it in sounds like something from the
a long time, so it's fresh, and we're
fifties, but I liked it. There's
writing a lot of new material plus
something enriching, stimulating
playing some of the old. We're calling in the music Bill and Wayne make.
the band Abraxas. Alphonso Johnson When they're playing, they're very
is playing bass and Neil Shawn is
in it and very positive. What they
playing guitar. Otherwise, it's all the bring to the experience makes you
feel good. I'm aware that they're
original players. I'm going down [to
very talented guys. lt felt great to
San Francisco] to do a week of
writing.
play with them.
JA: How do you tune your
JA: Do you have tunes preprepared for this band?
drums?
MS: We work in a variety of ways.
MS: In fourths. I don't necesSometimes I'll work off something
sarily tune them precisely. On
someone else has done, or !11 initiate [Fascination] I used small drums
something off the drums, write some and an 18" X 18" bass drum, which
stuff on the sequencer, and have
is a different kind of sound and
them add to it. Often, it's a matter of completely open. There was resojust jamming and then making a tune nance to it. There's really no bass
out of it later, which was the way a
on the record per se. Wayne doesn't
lot of the original Santana stuff was
play pedals, so whatever bass there
done.
is is coming from his left hand. I
wanted to have that low frequency
JA: How did the Fascination
album come together?
tone in the bass register.
MS: I was driving down the street
JA: Where did you come up'?
and I saw Bill Frisell riding his
Who were you going to see?
bicycle. l pulled over and said, "Hey,
MS: In the Bay area. That was
let's do a record with organ, drums,
the period of Miles' group with
guitar and no bass." And he said, "l
Tony Williams. So whenever they'd
was thinking the same thing." So l
come by, I'd try to go see them. I
called up Wayne and the label CPM,
was too young to get in the clubs
and we hooked up the dates and did but Tony Williams was too young to
it here in Seattle at Bob Lang Studio. be playing in the clubs, so they'd
Got a good engineer, Don Gilmore,
often not serve drinks or they'd
and Kurt Rinker, who owns CMP,
make a special case for us. I saw
produced it.
Miles at Both/ And in San FranJA: Do you like having arrangecisco-he and Coltrane. I was into
ments before you go into the studio? jazz but I was also into the scene
MS: Yes, definitely. For the
at the time, you know, all the
Fascination record, I just had some
hippie stuff. ~lthough, I never
sketches together. Then we rehearsed
Uo:n.-ti.:n.-u..ed. P-••
for three or four days and went in

TIME TO GET WIRED
On April 3, 1995, JazzWIRE, a weekly
radio program featuring jazz produced
by individuals and independent labels,
debuts on the Public Radio satellite system. Produced at KBEM-FM in Minneapolis and hosted by Paul Winger and
Maryann Sullivan, each edition will
emphasize a different theme: the recordings of an individual artist or label, recent releases from a particular
city or region, or a certain instrument,
style or group format. Musical selections
will be accompanied by interviews with
artists, media, broadcasters and independent label representatives.
"JazzWIRE's mission is to provide an
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nationally," says Winger. He expects 30
to 50 stations to join the network for

the first segment of 13 programs which
include: Jazz from the Twin Cities, Big
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Acid Jazz Explorations, and A Conversation with Anthony Cox. Some labels
to be featured are GSP, a strictly guitar label out of San Francisco;
Wavetone, owned by bassist Mark Egan;
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Alphonse Mouzon.
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available as a commercialfree entity via satellite. The station, in
its 36th year, has retained its extensive
library as well as many of its former programmers and established shows. KJAZ
hopes Northwest jazz fans will petition
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Concerts

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X CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana
Band, Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue Wa,
4/1, 7:30pm. Also, Auburn Performing Arts
Center, Auburn WA, 4/2, 3pm. (628-0888,
881-0999)
X "Final Four'' Concerts: Susan Pascal
Duo, 9am-10:30am, Deems Tsutakawa
Trio, 11am-12:30pm, Michael Powers
Group, 3-5pm, Westlake Park, Seattle, 4/
2. Evolution w/Becca Duran, 2-3:30 pm,
UW Studio Ens. #1, 4:30-5:30pm, 4/3.
X "Final Four" Concert: Darren
Motamedy, noon-1:30pm, Deems
Tsutakawa Trio, 2-3:30pm, Occidental
Park, Seattle, 4/3.
X Wynton Marsalis Quartet, Pantages
Theater, 901 Broadway, Tacoma WA, 4/7,
8pm. Meany Theater, UW, Seattle, 4/8,
8pm.
_
X Volunteer Park Conservatory Orchestra, Oddfellows Hall, 915 E Pine St,
Seattle, 4/7, 8pm. (322-2950)
X Larry Coryell Master Class, Cornish
College, PONCHO Concert Hall, Seattle, 4/
7, 1-3pm. Free. (323-1486)
X Larry Coryell, Cornish College, 4/7 & 4/
8, 8pm. (323-1486)
X Arturo Sandoval, Meany Hall, UW,
Seattle, 4/7, 8pm. Rialto Theater, Tacoma
WA, 4/8, 7:30pm. (628-0888, 881-0999)
X Greg Williamson and the Big Bad
Groove Society, Sandy Bradley's Potluck (a
live national broadcast on KUOW FM),
MOHI, 4/8, llam-noon.
X Mike Coffey presents works of Charles
Ives, Seattle Art Museum, 4/8, 3pm.
X The Four Freshmen, Fifth Ave Theater,
Seattle, 4/8, 2:30pm & 7:30pm (206-7455947, 206-292-SING)
X Music of Frank Zappa Conducted by
J.oel Thome, Opera House, 4/8, 8 pm.
X PhiLAndrers, Leif Erikson Ballroom,
2245 NW 57th St, Seattle (Ballard), 4/8,
8:30pm-mid. (528-8141)
X Julian Priester Trio, Seattle Art
Museum, 4/13, 5:30-7:30pm. (206-6543100)
X Cleo Laine & The John Dankworth
Group, Opera House, 4/14 8pm, 4/15,
2pm & 8pm. (206-443-4747, 206-292ARTS)
X Garfield HS Jazz Ensemble and
Orchestra, Meany Hall, UW, Seattle, 4/21,
8pm. (789-0535, 527-1611)
X Trilok Gurtu & David Torn, Backstage
(2208 NW Market St., Ballard) 4/23, 8 pm.
(781-2805).
X Contemporary Group, Stuart Dempster
& William OSmith, Directors, Meany
Theater, UW, 4/24, 8pm. (206-543-4880)
X Greta Matassa w/Joe Baque & Andy
Zadrozny, Crepe de Paris (5th Ave in
Rainier Square, Seattle) 8:30 & 10 pm, 4/
27-29 (623-4111)
X Jazz Night Concert #4, jazz ensembles
from Mountlake Terrace, Garfield,
Roosevelt, Kentridge, & MarysvillePilchuck, Mountlake Terrace HS Theater,
MLT WA, 4/27, 7pm. (670-7796)
X Jazz Artists Series, Marc Seales,
Director, Brechemin Auditorium, Univ of
Wash, Seattle, 4/28, 8pm. (685-8384)
X Jovino Santos Neto, Cornish College,
Seattle, 4/28, 8pm. (323-1486)

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Abreviations Key to determine the location o
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Kelley Johnson Quartet, 8:30pm12:30am, SP
Loose, 9pm, GS
Chunkey Monkeys, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Jazz 8-11:30pm, JC
King-a-lings, 8pm, NO
Paul Killion Trio, GR
Kathleen O'Neill, 9pm-lam, UP
CJ Chenier & Red Hot Louisiana Band,

Primo Kim, 6:30-10:30pm, CP
Floyd Standifer Group, 7:30-10:30pm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-llpm, SH
Michael Bisio/Vinny Golia, 7-9pm, SW

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Kelley Johnson, 7-1 lpm, WH
Woody Woodhouse, 8pm-mid, SP
Edmonia Jarrett/Mickey Martin,
9pm-lam, SC
Greg Williamson's Big Bad Groove Society,
8-11:30pm, KC
Jay Mabin Quartet, 8 & 9:30 pm, SL

C&SE

Fred Radke Band, 9pm-lam, FS
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Milo Petersen Trio, lOpm-lam, CS
Susan Carr Ensemble, 8-1 lpm, WA
Woody Woodhouse, 8-1 lpm, SB
Jazz GSA, 8:30-11:30pm, GB

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Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Tina Lear, 8:30pm-12:30am, SP
Bob Winett Trio, 8-llpm, WA
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Marilyn Lerner Trio, 9pm, GS
Chunkey Monkeys, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Jazz 8-11:30pm, JC
Paul Killion Trio, GR
Ellen Marx, 8pm-mid, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-lam, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Michael Bisio Trio,
lOpm-lam, CS
Mike Coffey, C&SE
PhiLAndrers, C&SE

9

Kelley Johnson, 7:30-10:30pm, JB
Daryl Jahnke Group, 9pm, GS
Patricio Contreras, 7-9:30pm, SR
John Hodgkins Band, 8pm, NO
Double Forte, 5-Bpm, PW
Marc Smason & Larry Fuller, 6-lOpm, UP
Brian Nova Trio, 9pm-mid, BB
CJ Chenier & Red Hot Louisiana Band,

Buddy Catlett Jam,
9pm-lam, SC
Vinnie Golia Trio, 7:3C
& 9:15pm, JA
Greg Williamson's Big
Bad Groove Society, 8
11:30pm, TT
Deems Tsutakawa Ban
EW

C&SE

Joe Bjornson, 9pm, GI
Patricio Contreras, 79:30pm, SR
Elizabeth Perera, 7:30
10:30pm, JB
Double Forte, 5-8pm,

Jazz Jam, 7:30pm, MS
Bobby Randall/Woody
Woodhouse, 7-lOpm, WA
Buddy Catlett Jam, 9pmlam, SC
"Final Four" Concert, C&SE

PW

8

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Andre Thomas & Quietfire,
8pm-mid, SC

Trish Hatley, 6-lOpm,
UP
Sonny Fortune Quarte
8pm, SF
Brian Nova Trio/Wood
Woodhouse, 9pm-mid,

Darren Motamedy, 7:301lpm, SP
Jonathan Swanson, 8-1 lpm,
SR

Jam w/Buddy Catlett, 7llpm, UP
New Orleans Quintet, 6:309:30pm, NO
Jazz Jam, 9pm-mid, BB
"Final Four" Concerts, C&SE

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BB

Washington's own Diane Schuur makes a rare appearance at
Jazz AUey, April 11-15

Barney McClure Trio, 7-1 lpm, SP
Chuck Metcalf Group, 8pm-mid, SC
Julian Catford, 8-llpm, SR
Toby Schneider, 7-llpm, UP
File Gumbo Zydeco Band, 7-lOpm, NO
"Music in the Present Tense", 9pm, TT
~ -Wed
Kelley Johnson, 7-1 lpm, WH
Peter Vinikow/Susan Pascal Trio, 8pmmid, SC
Los Canasteros, 9pm, GS
Julie Wolf & Hans Teuber, 8-llpm, SR
Blue Cabaret, 6-9pm, PS
Kris O'Gradyt, 7-llpm, UP

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Quietfire, 8pm-mid, SC
Darren Motamedy, 7:30-llpm, SP
Jonathan Swanson, 8-llpm, SR
Jam w/Buddy Catlett, 7-llpm, UP
New Orleans Quintet, 6:30-9:30pm, NO
Jazz Jam, 9pm-mid, BB

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Andre Thomas

Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Tina Lear, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Mary Lofstrom, 8:30pm, RO
Jam w/Chuck Metcalf, 7:30-llpm, UP
Ham Carson Quartet, 7-lOpm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-1 lpm, SH
Victory Music Open Mic, 6pm, CM
Larry Coryell, C&SE
Larry Coryell Master Class, C&SE
Wynton Marsalis Quartet, C&SE
Arturo Sandoval, C&SE
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Nancy Nolan, 8:30pm-12:30am, SP
Music of Frank Zappa, C&SE
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Roger Baird, 9pm, GS
Andrienne Wilson, 7:30-lOpm, CM
Janis Mann w/John Hansen, 8pm-mid, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-lam, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Milo Petersen Trio, lOpm-lam, CS
Jay Clayton "Billie Holiday Tribute," OK
Volunteer Park Conservatory Orchestra,

CORNISH COLLEGE, PONCHO
Concert Hall, Seattle WA: Senior
Recitals. (206-323-1400) Jennifer
Davis w/John Hansen, Chuck
Deardorf, Larry Jones, Hans Teuber,
4/9, 3pm; Laksar Reese Quintet,
plus Baile De Vida, 4/9, 8pm;
Jason Vontver, 4/13, 8pm; Lorrie
Ruiz, 4/23, 8pm; Jazz Orch & Ens,
4/24, 7pm; Vocals & Ens, 4/25,
7pm; Latin Ens & Vocals 4/26,
7pm; Free & Fusion Ens, 4/27,
7pm; Michael Lewis, 4/30, 8pm.

Jazz Jam, 7:30pm, M!
Tom McFarland Trio, 7
10pm, WA
Local 493 Reunion
Band, 3pm, CM

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Larry Coryell, C&SE
Wynton Marsalis Quartet, C&SE
The Four Freshmen, C&SE

Gonzalo Rubalcaba, 7:30 & 9:30, NO
Diane Schuur, 8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Chuck Metcalf Group, 8pm-mid, SC
Jay Clayton Project, TT
Julian Catford, 8-1 lpm, SR
Barbara Brockhaus, 7-llpm, UP
File Gumbo Zydeco Band, 7-lOpm, NO
Barney McClure Trio, 7-llpm, SP

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-Wed
Diane Schuur, 8:30 10:30pm, JA
&

Gonzalo Rubalcaba, 7:30 & 9:30, NO
Peter Vinikow/Susan Pascal, 8pm-mid, S
Kelley Johnson, 7-llpm, WH
Kris O'Grady, 7-llpm, UP
Primo Kim, 6:30-10:30pm, CP
Floyd Standifer Group, 7:30-10:30pm, N
Dehner Franks, 7-1 lpm, SH
Shango Ashe, 9pm, GS
Julie Wolf/Hans Teuber, 8-llpm, SR
Blue Cabaret, 6-9pm, PS

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CM - CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER

(15600 NE 8th St, Bellevue, 644-1111)
CP - CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL (6th & Seneca,

Seattle, 464-1980)
CS - CAFE SOPHIE (1921 1st Ave, Seattle,

441-6139)
CU - CUCINA CUCINA (Carillon Point,

Kirkland, 822-4000)
EW - EDGEWATER INN (2411 Alaskan Way,

Seattle, 728-7000)
GB - GRANT'S BREWERY PUB (32 NFront St,
Yakima WA, 509-575-2922)
GR - GIORGIO'S (4720 University Wy NE,
Seattle, 525-4493)
GS - GLASS SLIPPER (2714 Prince Edward,
Vancouver BC)
JA - JAZZ ALLEY (2033 Sixth Ave, Seattle,
441-9729)
JB - JACK'S BISTRO (405 15th Ave E,
Seattle, 324-9625)
JC - JAZZ CAFE (Kent Masonic Hall, 805 E
Smith St, Kent, 854-4724, 854-1702)
KC - KELLY'S (1101 Tacoma Ave S, Tacoma,
572-2038)
MC - MOE (925 Pike St, Seattle, 323-2373)
MS - MINDEMANN'S SOUTH SHORE
RESTAURANT (1011 Perimeter Rd W, Renton,

at the Renton Airport, 235-6330)
NO - NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANT (114 First
Ave S, Seattle, 622-2563)
OK - OK HOTEL (212 Alaskan Way S, Seattle,
621-7903) Jazz hotline: 233-8065
PS - PATTI SUMMERS (94 Pike, Seattle, 6218555)
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PW - PELICAN'S WHARF (15 Lake St,
Kirkland, 822-3474)
RO - ROSEBUD ESPRESSO & BISTRO (719 E
Pike St, Seattle, 323-6636)
SB - STARBUCKS UNIVERSITY VILLAGE

(4212 University Village Ct NE, Seattle, 5225228
SC - SALUTE IN (ITTA (Vance Hotel, 6th &
Stewart, Seattle, 728-1611)
SF - STARFISH ROOM (1055 Hover St,
Vancouver BC, 604-682-0706)
SH - SORRENTO HOTEL FIRESIDE ROOM (900
Madison, Seattle, 622-6400)
SL - STILL LIFE COFFEEHOUSE (709 N35th
St, Seattle, 547-9850)
SP - SPENCER'S (29th Ave N, Bellevue, 8818888)
SR - SERAFINA (2043 Eastlake Ave E,
Seattle, 323-0807)
ST - SCARLET TREE (6521 Roosevelt Way NE,
Seattle, 523-7153)
SW - SWINGSIDE CAFE (4212 Fremont Ave N,
Seattle, 633-4057)
TT - TRACTOR TAVERN (5213 Ballard Ave NW,
Seattle, 789-3599)
UP - UNIVERSITY PLAZA HOTEL, Excalibur's
Lounge (400 N45th St, Seattle, 634-0100
ext 160)
VA - VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTER

(1895 Venables, Vancouver BC, 604-2549578)
Julian Priester Trio, C&SE
Diane Schuur, 8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Kelley Johnson, 7-11pm, WH
Edmonia Jarrett/Mickey Martin,
9pm-1am, SC
Darren Motamedy, 8-11:30pm, SP
Elizabeth Perera Group, 9pm-mid, OK
Milo Petersen Trio, 8:30pm, RO
Jam w/Chuck Metcalf, 7:30-11pm, UP
Ham Carson Quartet, 7-10pm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-11pm, SH
Victory Music Open Mike, 6 pm, CM
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Attention Deficit, 8 & 9:30, SL
Out of the Woods, 9pm, GS
Tina Lear, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR

I4: F:ri_
Cleo Laine/John Dankworth Group, 8pm,
C&SE

Diane Schuur, 8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Brian Nova w/Dee Daniels, 9:30pm1:30am, SC
Candace Mccutcheon w/Karin Kajita, 8pmmid, UP

Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Jonathan Pugh Trio, 10pm-1am, CS
Marc Harris, 9:30pm-1:30am, WA
Pigpen, plus Deformations, 9pm, OK
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Bruce Freedman Quartet, 9pm, GS

Janis Mann w/John Hansen, 8pm -mid, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Milo Petersen Trio, 10pm-1am, CS
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Christian Vander Trio, 9pm, GS
Paul Anastasio Trio, 7:30-lOpm, CM
2 2 ~a,1:;Beth Winter, 8:30pm-12:30am, SP
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Michael Powers Group, 8pm, NO
Paul Killion Trio, GR
Jeff Lorber Fusion, 8:30 & 10:30, JA
Singer Showcase w/Jay Clayton, 811:30pm, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Christian Vander Trio, 9pm, GS
Chunkey Monkeys, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Jazz 8-11:30pm, JC
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Phantoms of Soul, 8-11pm, WA

- ~ ~a,1:;
Diane Schuur, 8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Cleo Laine/John Dankworth Group, 2 &
8pm, C&SE
Brian Nova w/Dee Daniels, 9:30pm1:30am, SC
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Jeff Mahoney Septet, 9pm, GS
Chunkey Monkeys, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Jazz 8-11:30pm, JC
Paul Killion Trio, GR
Singer Showcase w/Jay Clayton, 811:30pm, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Milo Petersen Trio, 10pm-1am, CS
Jump Ensemble, 8-11pm, WA
Buddy Catlett Jam, 9pm-1am, SC
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Sean Drabitt Quartet, 9pm, GS
Patricio Contreras, 7-9:30pm, SR
Double Forte, 5-8pm, PW
Edmonia Jarrett, 7:30 & 9:15pm, JA
Brian Nova Trio, 9pm-mid, BB
Jazz Jam, 7:30pm, MS

•~ M:o:n_
Andre Thomas & Quietfire, 8pm-mid, SC
Darren Motamedy, 7:30-1 lpm, SP
Jonathan Swanson, 8-1 lpm, SR
Jam w/Buddy Catlett, 7-11pm, UP
New Orleans Quintet, 6:30-9:30pm, NO
Jazz Jam, 9pm-mid, BB

I~ Tu..e
Jeff Lorber Fusion, 8:30 & 10:30, JA
Barney McClure Trio, 7-11pm, SP
Chuck Metcalf Group, 8pm-mid, SC
Bill Allison, 7-11pm, UP
File Gumbo Zydeco Band, 7-10pm, NO
Julian Catford, 8-1 lpm, SR

24: M:o:n_

HO ~u._:n_

Darren Motamedy, 7:30-11pm, SP
Andre Thomas & Quietfire, 8pm-mid, SC
Contemporary Group, C&SE
Jonathan Swanson, 8-11pm, SR
Jam w/Buddy Catlett, 7-11pm, UP
New Orleans Quintet, 6:30-9:30pm, NO
Jazz Jam, 9pm-mid, BB

Steve Lacy, 7:30 & 9:15pm, JA

Al Grey/Sweets Edison Quintet,
8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Barney McClure Trio, 7-11pm, SP
Chuck Metcalf Group, 8pm-mid, SC
Barbara Brockhaus w/Zyah, 7-11pm, UP
File Gumbo Zydeco Band, 7-10pm, NO
Julian Catford, 8-11pm, SR
Bert Wilson and Rebirth, 9pm, TT

Peter Vinikow/Susan Pascal, 8pm-mid, SC
Jeff Lorber Fusion, 8:30 & 10:30, JA
Kelley Johnson, 7-11pm, WH
Hal Galper Trio, 8pm, NO
Ihiala-African Dance & Music, 9pm, GS
Julie Wolf/Hans Teuber, 8-1 lpm, SR
Blue Cabaret, 6-9pm, PS
Kris O'Grady, 7-11pm, UP
Primo Kim, 6:30-10:30pm, CP
Floyd Standifer Group, 7:30-10:30pm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-1 lpm, SH

2 9 ~a,1:;

Trilok Gurtu & David Torn, 8pm, C&SE
Roosevelt HS Jazz Ensemble, 8pm, NO
Double Forte, 5-8pm, PW
Marc Seales Project, 7:30 & 9:15pm, JA
Brian Nova Trio, 9pm-mid, BB
Jazz Jam, 7:30pm, MS
Susan Pascal Trio, 7-10pm, WA
Buddy Catlett Jam, 9pm-1am, SC
Chuck Metcalf Octet, 3pm, CM
Trish Hatley, 6-10pm, UP
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Karen Graves Group, 9pm, GS
Patricio Contreras, 7-9:30pm, SR

2~ Tu..e

IO Wed

2~ F:ri_
Jovino Santos Neto Quartet, C&SE
Al Grey/Sweets Edison Quintet, 8:30 &
10:30pm, JA
Greta Matassa, C&SE
Michael Powers, 8:30pm-mid, SP
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Jazz Artists Series, (&SE
Tony Wilson Septet, 9pm, GS
Candace Mccutcheon/Karin Kajita,
8pm-mid, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Frederick Tuxx Trio, 10pm-1am, CS
Al Grey/Sweets Edison Quintet,
8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Michael Powers, 8:30pm-mid, SP
Greta Matassa/Joe Baque/Andy Zadrozny,
8:30 & 10pm, C&SE
Jeff Hay Trio, 8-11pm, WA
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Alan Matheson Big Band, 9pm, GS
Chunkey Monkeys, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Jazz 8-11:30pm, JC
Paul Killion Trio, GR
Ellen Marx w/Larry Fuller, 8pm-mid, UP
Primo Kim, 9:30pm-1am, CP
Dehner Franks, 8pm-mid, SH
Red Kelly & Friends, KC
Milo Petersen Trio, 10pm-1am, CS

2a ~u..:n_

IG ~Il.II_

Jazz Night Concert #4, C&SE
Greta Matassa, C&SE
B.B. White/Billy Wallace, 8 & 9:30, SL
Victory Music Open Mike, 6 pm, CM

Buddy Catlett Jam, 9pm-1am, SC
Martin Franklin Quartet, 9pm, GS
Patricio Contreras, 7-9:30pm, SR
Elizabeth Perera, 7:30-10:30pm, JB
Double Forte, 5-8pm, PW
Toby Schneider, 6-lOpm, UP
Brian Nova Trio, 9pm-mid, BB
Jazz Jam, 7:30pm, MS
TKO Jazz Ensemble, 7-lOpm, WA
Deems Tsutakawa -Band, EW

26-Wed
Al Grey/Sweets Edison Quintet,
8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Kelley Johnson, 7-11pm, WH
Peter Vinikow/Susan Pascal, 8pm-mid, SC
Julie Wolf & Hans Teuber, 8-1 lpm, SR
Blue Cabaret, 6-9pm, PS
Kris O'Grady, 7-11pm, UP
Primo Kim, 6:30-10:30pm, CP
Floyd Standifer Group, 7:30-10:30pm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-11pm, SH

2 0 Thu..:r
Hal Galper Trio, 8pm, NO
Edmonia Jarrett/Mickey Martin,
9pm-1am, SC
Jeff Lorber Fusion, 8:30 & 10:30, JA
Kelley Johnson, 7-11pm, WH
Korla Wygal, 8pm-mid, SP
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Tina Lear, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Evan Buehler Trio, 8:30-11pm, RO
Michael Shuler, 8 & 9:30, SL
Jam w/Chuck Metcalf, 7:30-11pm, UP
Eric Watson/John Lindberg, 9:30pm, GS
Dehner Franks, 7-11pm, SH
Jay Clayton Project, MC
Victory Music Open Mike, 6 pm, CM

2~ Thu..:r
Kelley Johnson, 7-11pm, WH
Andy Shaw, 8pm-mid, SP
Edmonia Jarrett/Mickey Martin,
9pm-1am, SC
Deems Tsutakawa Band, EW
Jenny Davis w/Milo Petersen & Geoff
Harper, 8:30-11:30pm, RO
Ralph Eppel Quintet, 9pm, GS
Tina Lear, 9:30pm-12:30am, SR
Al Grey/Sweets Edison Quintet,
8:30 & 10:30pm, JA
Jam w/Chuck Metcalf, 7:30-11pm, UP
Ham Carson Quartet, 7-lOpm, NO
Dehner Franks, 7-11pm, SH

2 I F:ri_
Hal Galper Trio, 8pm, NO
Brian Nova, 9:30pm-1:30am, SC
Jeff Lorber Fusion,. 8:30 & 10:30, JA
Garfield HS Jazz Ensemble, C&SE
Beth Winter, 8:30pm-12:30am, SP

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