1) If you could only own one CD, what would it be? Absolutely Art Blakey “Free for All”, the intensity on this recording is beyond belief. All I have to say about this is Art Blakey, Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard, Curtis Fuller, Cedar Walton, And Reggie Workman WOOOOOO!!! It’s also interesting that this band recorded a few other tunes on that
Trumpeter Lee Hogans featuring T.W. Sample -organ and Dag Markhus - drums. INC American Bar & Kitchen, 302 George St. New Brunswick, NJ No cover charge. Reservations
Trumpeter Duane Eubanks featuring Mike Bond - keys, Kendall Haskins - bass and Chris Beck drums. Hyatt Regency - 2 Albany St. New Brunswick, NJ No cover charge.
Pianist Mike Bond featuring Josh Evans - trumpet Adrian Mooring - bass and Byron Landham - drums. Hyatt Regency - 2 Albany St. New Brunswick, NJ No cover charge.
NBJP: How old were you when you first played in front of an audience (beyond your family) and what did you play? FH: I was approximately 12 years old when I first started playing in public. And that took place at The Presbyterian Church of Teaneck where my mother introduced me to learning about God and religion. I performed hymnals and
TRUMPETER TANYA DARBY LAUNCHES OUR WOMEN IN JAZZ MARCH SERIES ON MARCH 1, 2012 AT MAKEDA NBJP: What musician influenced you the most? TD: Freddie Hubbard NBJP:If you were about to have your last meal, what would it be? TD: Buffalo Wings NBJP:What’s your favorite jazz club to go to if you're going just to hang? TD: Dizzy's
NBJP: If you could only own one CD, what would it be? TC: No question it is Miles Davis "Round About Midnight". This was my first jazz record and I continue to learn from it and enjoy it more and more. NBJP: What inspires you creatively? TC: Generally, I am inspired by people. I actually try to write tunes for particular people,
NBJP: What's your favorite city to play in? JG III: New York City NBJP:What's the worst job you ever had? JG III: Refilling ink cartridges NBJP: Who's your favorite jazz composer? JG III: Freddie Hubbard NBJP: How old were you when you first played in front of an audience (beyond your family)? JG III: Ten NBJP: If
