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In Reply to: RE: New Jazz in Brooklyn posted by weedeewop on April 13, 2021 at 08:05:33
Yes, I have heard some of these people in New York. These remarkable artists have more of a following in Europe than here, I think. Cisco Bradley recently published a book on William Parker and has a book forthcoming about the Brooklyn Scene. In one way it is great to be able to hear these great musicians in small venues and talk to them between sets, but they desperately need an audience. Don
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Got Cisco's book, but have not had time to crack it open. Several friends are really into it at the moment. For those interested in William Parker it is a worthy read. Met Cisco pre-COVID in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood. Caught a Fred Anderson tribute at the Constellation featuring Toshinori Kondo, Tatsu Aoki, and Hamid Drake. Cisco joined us for that performance, remarkable.
Wicker Park is a fantastic neighborhood. Hope to get out to Chicago and will check out some music.
That would be great, maybe I'll bump into you. The hungry Brain, what a great vibe. I also would frequent The Beat Kitchen where Extraordinary Popular Delusions plays on Monday nights, Featuring Mars Williams, Jim Baker, Steve Hunt, and Brian Sandstrom. Ed Wilkerson sits in when Mars is unavailable.
Beat Kitchen Link, Thank-you kindly to the Chicago Reader and Howard Reich
Thanks. I have some records recorded at The Hungry Brain. I like the Chicago scene. Great musicians and great music.
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