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ANNUAL FREE JAZZ TRIBUTE TO DR KING AND THE BLACK FREEDOM MOVEMENT


On Friday, Jan 13, 2023, The New York Jazz Society is hosting The 5th Annual Harlem Martin Luther King Day Jazz Tribute from 530 PM til 830Pm at THE NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM 58 West 129th Street Harlem.

The program will include a special jazz musical presentation by John Satchmo Mannan Renaissance 2.0 Ensemble including Harlem musicians Terri Davis, Denton Darien, Dishan Harper Chris Haynes etc.
The events are free and also live-streamed
All are welcome. Jazz lovers may also tune in at.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJhOImcp1ed_3JXkfrQ-gOQ

Grupo Niche is a Colombian salsa orchestra formed in 1980, recognized by critics and the public alike as the most successful in Latin America during the last four decades. It was started in the city of Bogotá by Jairo Varela Martínez, a native of the department of Chocó. With the passage of time and in search of inspiration, they decided to travel to the city of Buenaventura on the Colombian Pacific coast, and finally, in 1983, they settled in Cali, in the western region of the country, which would become their base of operations.

In 1990, Jairo Varela produced "Cielo de Tambores", the group's most successful album. Songs like "Una Aventura", "Busca por Inside", "It looked so much like you", "Sin Sentimiento", "Cali Ají" and "Debiera Olvidarla" broke new ground and were an undeniable success throughout Latin America. Through their tours, the group used their newfound influence to entertain their fellow immigrants and ethnic groups in each country.

On August 8, 2012, teacher Jairo Varela suffered another heart attack that caused his death. There was great grief over his passing in Colombia and several other countries. His funeral lasted four days due to the love of his fans. Numerous tributes were received from governments and individuals, and the legend of "Jairo" began.

52 Studio Arts presents Tea Series: Real Talk , a raw, honest conversation on topics of politics, beauty and health & International Music Showcases with Thaisa Olivia, Antoine & Kojo Roney, Ronnie Burrage, Melvin Greenwich. Saturdays, 1p. & 3p. Limited Space, Reservations are suggested. APAP passes are welcome. www.52studioarts.com

ANDERSON BROTHERS PLAY LOUIS ARMSTRONG FEATURING VINCE GIORDANO

“Virtuosos on clarinet & saxophone” (New York Times), Grammy-winning Juilliard graduates and identical twins, Peter & Will Anderson have been featured soloists on the Broadway stage, at the Kennedy Center, Blue Note, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New Orleans Jazz Festival, live on Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion Radio Program, and can be heard on the soundtrack of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire. Vanity Fair magazine listed their album in “Four New Releases to Make You Love Jazz,” and the Washington Post said they “consistently bring a fresh perspective to classic jazz.” On Sunday, January 8th at the Blue Note, they will explore the works and life of Louis Armstrong with their sextet featuring Vince Giordano, with songs including "What a Wonderful World," "St. James Infirmary," "Hello Dolly," and "Swing that Music."

Harlem Blues Project: Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration


The Harlem Blues Project has been a staple on the New York City Blues scene for over a decade. Led by Jerry Dugger on bass and vocals, and joined by David ”Doc“ French, Barry Harrison, Junior Mac, they bring together the best of New York City’s Blues talent. The band is geared toward historic, rhythmic, listenable, and danceable Blues. Audience participation is expected, as it enhances the total experience. You’re guaranteed a funky, bumpin, jumping good time.

Jerry Dugger, bass
Barry Harrison, drumc
Jr. Mack, guitar & vocal
David "Doc" French, guitar & vocal

Gospel Concert featuring
Don Corey Washington and Perfected Praise

North Jersey Blues Society proudly presents Max Kaplan and The Magics performing soul and blues music

The FrostKings, featuring Kent Miller on harmonica, will be bringing their swinging blues to NW Jersey! Come on out to hear some Little Walter, Slim Harpo, Muddy Waters, and other blues greats as you sip on Milk Street Distillery's famous cocktails. Come on out and support live music at this great venue!