*Chris Robinson reviewed Eddie Moore and the Outer Circle’s Live in Kansas City.
*Danny Alexander wrote a thoughtful review of a new album by Johnny Hammil’s Gav7d.
*Natalie Gallagher dares to dig into the BCR archives.
*The Jorge Arana Trio created a video for “Crime of Passion Fruit.”
*The Ptich recommends a Megan Birdsall gig.
*A writer for The New York Times ponders the baseball and jazz connections between New York and Kansas City.
*Chris Burnett elucidates a friendly World Series wager made by the American Jazz Museum and the Louis Armstrong House Museum.
*Tweet o’ the Week: Darcy James Argue- Congratulations to Kansas City for recapturing the coveted Jazz Capital of the World title for the first time since 1936.
*I apologize for not updating the Kansas City Jazz Calendar for November. I’ll get to it this weekend.
*From Gerald Spaits: Sax and Violins, A Double Quartet… featuring: Gerald Spaits on Bass, Charles Perkins: alto sax, Bass Clarinet, Rich Wheeler: Soprano sax, Tenor sax, Brian Steever: drums and percussion (and) Strings: Adam Galblum : violin, Matthew Bennett: violin, Chisitine Grossman: viola, Justin Cowart: cello. This concert features original music of Gerald Spaits as well arrangements of Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, the Beatles and more… I've brought this particular group together to explore new possibilities in combining different genres of music in an improvising setting… The strings are not just added to the jazz quartet for background but are interactive within the ensemble… 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 18, 2015, Westport CoffeeHouse Theater. $10.00.
(Original image of Ron Carlson's band by Plastic Sax.)
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