I've got some east coast jazz trio dates coming up. I'm not playing any Dead tunes per se, but it's improvised music with a Marchione neck-thru axe and SMS Classic pre/Black Box. Stop by if you have a chance.
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From:
Blujazz Management and Booking
http://www.blujazzbooking.com
Guitarist Paul Kogut Trio
Blujazz Records artist, Chicago based guitarist Paul Kogut, after a successful tour of the New York City area and a Hamilton College Residency, NYC will be back on tour with two great trio dates in Philadelphia and Washington DC. http://www.paulkogut.com
Twins Jazz
w/ James King (bs) and Lenny Robinson (ds)
Wed. Nov. 3
1344 U Street, Top Floor NW
Washington DC 20009
202.234.0072
Chris’ Jazz Café
w/ Dylan Taylor (bs) and Jim Schade (ds)
Thurs. Nov 4
1421 Sansom
Philadelphia PA 19102
215.568.3131
Hiro Yamanaka of Jazz Guitar Book calls Paul “a great player with a contemporary style” and Cadence Magazine says the music of Paul Kogut "might just be the prescription needed." A recent addition to the Chicago scene, guitarist Paul Kogut has appeared extensively in New York City and Boston. Paul has worked with artists Charles Earland, Clark Terry and J.R. Monterose; current Chicago appearances put him in the company of Kelly Sill, Steve Million and Tim Davis. In addition he has led his own trio at numerous venues, including Manhattan’s renowned 55 Bar, Andy's Chicago , Austin's Elephant Room and the Red Hook Jazz Festival. He holds a Master’s Degree from Manhattan School of Music and has served on the jazz faculty of Hamilton College.
Speaking of Paul, John Abercrombie says, “His musical approach to guitar playing, and his compositional skills, are first rate,” and Warren Haynes of the Allman Brothers calls Paul “a great guitar player.” James Keepnews describes his debut Blujazz release, “Know It? I Wrote It!” as “a memorable first date, one that will appeal to the taciturn jazzbo and the festival twirler alike.”
By Bill Milkowski - Jazz Times Magazine “Intimate, swinging and free-flowing duets highlight the chemistry between Chicagoans Kelly Sill on bass and the accomplished guitarist Paul Kogut, who showcases his chordal mastery on standards (“Like Someone in Love,” “How My Heart Sings”) as well as on such decidedly un-guitaristic numbers as Sam Rivers’ “Beatrice,” Chick Corea’s “Windows,” Wayne Shorter’s “House of Jade” and Horace Silver’s “Peace.” Guitar aficionados, particularly fans of Ted Greene, Lenny Breau and Jim Hall, will dig this.”
By Hot House Magazine – New York City “We liked Paul’s recent CD on the BluJazz label – and especially enjoyed its title: Know It? I Wrote It!”
PK
From:
Blujazz Management and Booking
http://www.blujazzbooking.com
Guitarist Paul Kogut Trio
Blujazz Records artist, Chicago based guitarist Paul Kogut, after a successful tour of the New York City area and a Hamilton College Residency, NYC will be back on tour with two great trio dates in Philadelphia and Washington DC. http://www.paulkogut.com
Twins Jazz
w/ James King (bs) and Lenny Robinson (ds)
Wed. Nov. 3
1344 U Street, Top Floor NW
Washington DC 20009
202.234.0072
Chris’ Jazz Café
w/ Dylan Taylor (bs) and Jim Schade (ds)
Thurs. Nov 4
1421 Sansom
Philadelphia PA 19102
215.568.3131
Hiro Yamanaka of Jazz Guitar Book calls Paul “a great player with a contemporary style” and Cadence Magazine says the music of Paul Kogut "might just be the prescription needed." A recent addition to the Chicago scene, guitarist Paul Kogut has appeared extensively in New York City and Boston. Paul has worked with artists Charles Earland, Clark Terry and J.R. Monterose; current Chicago appearances put him in the company of Kelly Sill, Steve Million and Tim Davis. In addition he has led his own trio at numerous venues, including Manhattan’s renowned 55 Bar, Andy's Chicago , Austin's Elephant Room and the Red Hook Jazz Festival. He holds a Master’s Degree from Manhattan School of Music and has served on the jazz faculty of Hamilton College.
Speaking of Paul, John Abercrombie says, “His musical approach to guitar playing, and his compositional skills, are first rate,” and Warren Haynes of the Allman Brothers calls Paul “a great guitar player.” James Keepnews describes his debut Blujazz release, “Know It? I Wrote It!” as “a memorable first date, one that will appeal to the taciturn jazzbo and the festival twirler alike.”
By Bill Milkowski - Jazz Times Magazine “Intimate, swinging and free-flowing duets highlight the chemistry between Chicagoans Kelly Sill on bass and the accomplished guitarist Paul Kogut, who showcases his chordal mastery on standards (“Like Someone in Love,” “How My Heart Sings”) as well as on such decidedly un-guitaristic numbers as Sam Rivers’ “Beatrice,” Chick Corea’s “Windows,” Wayne Shorter’s “House of Jade” and Horace Silver’s “Peace.” Guitar aficionados, particularly fans of Ted Greene, Lenny Breau and Jim Hall, will dig this.”
By Hot House Magazine – New York City “We liked Paul’s recent CD on the BluJazz label – and especially enjoyed its title: Know It? I Wrote It!”
