Showing posts with label Oddly Correct. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oddly Correct. Show all posts

Thursday, October 8, 2015

Now's the Time: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey


Aficionados of loud and adventurous jazz will be hopped up in midtown as Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey performs at Oddly Correct
on Friday, October 9, and Saturday, October 10.  Saxophonist Mark Southerland will join the Oklahoma based band at the intimate coffee house.  Plastic Sax interviewed JFJO’s Brian Haas in 2009.

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Confirmation: Weekly News & Notes














*The 18th & Vine Jazz and Blues Festival was previewed by Joe Klopus.  The Pitch’s Jazz Beat writer focused on Conrad Herwig’s appearance at the annual event.

*Jessie Riggins reviewed the opening concert of the Kansas Jazz Orchestra’s new season.

*Logan Richardson introduced his new album Shift in a four-minute EPK.

*KC Jazz Lark shared photos of last month’s Prairie Village Jazz Festival.

*Mark Lowrey was featured on KCUR’s weekly Local Listen segment.

*The Kansas City Star highlighted Vewiser Dixon’s plans for the area to the south of the Jazz District.

*A blogger recalled two Phil Woods concerts in Kansas City in a remembrence of the late saxophonist.

*A barbecue restaurant named 18th & Vine opened in Dallas this week.

*Tweet o’ the Week: Oddly Correct- 2 evenings with @jacobfredjazzodyssey coming up this weekend at our shop. Taste & see…

(Original image by Plastic Sax.)