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Bowlive IV Night 6 Recap w/ John Medeski, Bill Evans, George Porter Jr & Shady Horns : Tonight Porter, Leo Nocentelli & Shady Horns
To many New Yorkers, Thursday signifies the start of the weekend. Music venues bulk up their staff and bands slated to perform anticipate an audience that is ready for a party. Last night was the sixth night of Soulive’s Brooklyn Bowl residency, Bowlive IV. The foundation was set for a rocking night of music with the Brooklyn Bowl stocked with staff and Soulive ready to throw it down.
With so many amazing musicians sitting in with Soulive over the past six nights, it has been challenging to ensure proper love is given to everyone. Especially during residencies, focus on special guests and their performances become the unexpected highlights of the articles and sometimes people forget to focus on the core members of the residency themselves. Credit must be given where credit is due.
Guitarist Eric Krasno, drummer Alan Evans and Neal Evans, along with the Brooklyn Bowl, have created something extremely special and unique for the New York music community. Since it’s inception in 2010, Bowlive has turned into a musical Superbowl that pushes the skills of the best of the best. For eight to ten nights, these three rock stars provide a fusion of styles that showcase numerous artist and instruments with Soulive’s distinct sound providing the base. The shared respect between musicians to musicians, and musicians to fans amps the frenetic creative energy that flows from the first downbeat to the final bow. Eric, Alan, and Neal are all at the top of their game and are now standing out among the greats, using the glory of Bowlive to cement their place as a musical dynasty. A dynasty that began in 1999. It speaks volumes that the trio can support an eight to ten night residency that packs the house every night and attracts some of the biggest names in live music. Last night continued the tradition of amazing collaborations with keyboardist John Medeski and saxophonist Bill Evans.
The power trio had to make a few changes to the musical formula last night. Due to a benefit concert earlier in the day, last night was the first and only night of the run where the power trio did not have a rocking opening band to set pace. Without an opening band, Soulive was tasked with pumping up the eager crowd that was filled up with party animals, packing the dance floor to the brim. By doing so, they completely reinforced to the fans why any of us were there in the first place. Soulive original, “Aladdin,” began the set, providing the first platform for Krasno to open up and slay his guitar. Jimi Hendrix’s “Manic Depression” followed, a song that everyone can geek out on, especially the musicians playing the tune. After six nights, the guys were thoroughly warmed up and just crushing solos left and right on The Beatles tune, “I Want You.”
Enter The Shady Horns, consisting of trumpeter Eric Bloom, saxophonist James Casey, and baritone saxophonist Ryan Zoidis, for “Backwards Jack.” These three horn players provide a platform for the trio to open up and rage. Over the run, Eric Bloom has been experimenting with a guitar Wa Wa pedal during his trumpet solos, while James Casey has broken out the flute and provided percussion on many songs.
Continuing his guest appearance from the fifth night, London Souls guitarist Tash O’Neal joined the stage for the Beatles, “Get Back” and a slow “PJs.” Quality choices off their 2010 album, Rubber Soulive, made up the bulk of the first set before the audience was hit with a special unannounced guest. Alan spoke to the crowd, “I am sorry for those of you who can’t come tomorrow night. You know, it’s a real shame that you won’t see George Porter, Jr. tomorrow. But it’s ok! Because you can see him now!!!” This was special.
Bassist George Porter, Jr. is an icon, legend and mentor, not only to the members of Soulive, but any true musician or music lover who loves funky, deep, in-the-pocket bass lines. A member of the legendary group, The Meters, Porter’s unique sound can be heard on recordings for Warren Haynes, Patti Labelle, Jimmy Buffett, David Byrne, Johnny Adams, Harry Connick Jr., Earl King, and Tori Amos, to name a few. Soulive is so well-versed on Porter’s catalog that the end of the set list simply read, “Whatever GPJ Wants!” They cranked out Meter’s covers “Check Your Mind” right into “Funky Bitch,” without missing a beat.
Soulive continued to descend upon us with new musicians, adding keyboardist John Medeski (Medeski, Martin and Wood) and saxophonist Bill Evans to their Bowlive IV roster for the second set. A set that is hard to describe in words. Let’s just start with knowing the fact that Bill Evans was in Miles Davis’s band at the age of 22 and John Medeski was asked to perform on Jaco Pastorius’s 1981 tour while still a teenager. Along with Soulive and the Shady Horns, Medeski and Evans played a mind-blowing set. Medeski’s avant-garde jazz quality added an incredible layer of sound to the stage, either filling every empty space with a melodic note, or simply striking one key and locking eyes with Neal. The set was filled with songs from Spark, a collaborative album with Karl Denson, released in March 2012. “Spark!,” the title track, kicked it off with Bill Evans crushing a sick solo on his soprano sax. Trombonist Natalie Cressman (Trey Anastasio Band) was the next unannounced sit-in who lent her sound on “Povo.” “Nubian Lady” and “Liquid” followed, sounding exactly like the names suggest. The musicians were so tight, fluid, and everyone on stage was cranking out their notes in improvisational ways, yet sounded as if they had been rehearsing the same songs for years. Unannounced drummer ?uestlove, who holds a standing DJ set on Thursdays for the Brooklyn Bowl, snuck in for “Nautilus” and proceeded to slam our heads into the beat of the song. It was inspiring. Soulive encored with an extended, jamming “Tuesday Night Squad.”
Tonight’s jam sessions will start at 8:30 with Leroy Justice opening. Special guests will include bassist George Porter, Jr., guitarist Leo Nocentelli and The Shady Horns will be back in full effect to give their fans one extreme night of funk and fury.
Karen E. Dugan
http://tinyrager.com
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June 2010 Potential Show Run Down
(If there is ANYTHING that I have missed that must not be missed, please point it out as this is updated daily things constantly.)
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010:
- (Free) Dred Scott Trio w/Clay Ross @ Rockwood Music Hall
- ($10 w/ 2 Drink min) Jason Lindner Trio w/Mark Guiliana @ Zinc Bar
- ($45-$85) Reggie Watts w/ Conan O’Brien @ Radio City Music Hall
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010:
- ($10 w/ 2 Drink min) Jason Lindner Trio @ Zinc Bar
- ($25-$45) Lisa Loeb @ City Winery
- ($29.50) Toots & the Maytals @ B.B. Kings
- ($45-$85) Reggie Watts w/ Conan O’Brien @ Radio City Music Hall
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010:
- ($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –> Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernad Project) opening for Galactic (Jam Cruise Reunion Party)
- ($15) Eli “Paperboy” Reed & True Loves @ Mercury Lounge
- ($32-$35) Dark Star Orchestra @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
- ($30-$35) Anders Osborne / Tab Benoit @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
- ($35) Michael Franti & Spearheads & Trombone Shorty @ Govenor’s Island
- ($40-$30) Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tribute to Billie Holiday @ The Blue Note
- ($150) Patti LaBelle @ B.B. King Blues Club
- ($??) Eldar @ Iridium Jazz Club
Friday, June 4th, 2010:
- Mountain Jam IV Music Festival, NY ~ Day I
- (Free) Von Ghost @ Rockwood Music Hall
- ($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –>
- Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernard Project) opening for Galactic
- ($25) The Return of George Porter Jr. & Runnin Pardners/ Papa Grows Funk @ Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
- ($35-$60) Drive By Truckers & Jamie McLean @ Tarrytown Music Hall
- ($36/SOLD OUT) RJD2, Pretty Lights, Chiddy Bang @ Terminal 5
- ($40-$30) Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tribute to Billie Holiday @ The Blue Note
- ($??) Eldar @ Iridium Jazz Club
Saturday, June 5th, 2010:
- Mountain Jam Music Festival, NY ~ Day II
- 12th Annual Star Scape Music Festival, MD
- (Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem
- (Free) Underground Horns @ The Shrine
- ($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –> Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernard Project) opening for Galactic
- ($30) Martin Sexton, Ryan Montbleau Band @ Nokia Theater Times Square
- ($36.50 – $40) Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes @ B.B. Kings
- ($40-$30) Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tribute to Billie Holiday @ The Blue Note
Sunday, June 6th, 2010:
- Mountain Jam Music Festival, NY ~ Day III
- ($18-$25) Holmes Brothers @ City Winery
- ($40-$30) Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tribute to Billie Holiday @ The Blue Note
Monday, June 7th, 2010:
- (Free) Fela! On Broadway Original Cast Recording Release Party @ Brooklyn Bowl
- ($30) Brand New Heavies feat. N’Dea Davenport @ Highline Ballroom
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010:
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010:
- ($3 suggested) Norah Jones @ Prospect Park Bandshell
- (Free) Phish on Late Night with Jimmy Falon
- (Entered a contest but found no price) Jeff Beck – A Tribute To Les Paul @ Iridium Jazz Club
- ($10-$15) Trouble & Bass @ Santos House Party
- ($16-$18) Easy Star All-Stars @ Highline Ballroom
- ($20-$25) An Evening With Eric Lindell (Album Release Party) @ Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
Thursday, June 10th, 2010:
- Bonnaroo Music Festival
- (Free) Sarah Mclachlan on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
- ($15-$20) Orchard Lounge @ Higher Nubela @ Club Love
- ($20-$25) Evening with Eric Krasno & Chapter 2 @ Sullivan Hall
- ($20) Jamie Lidell w/ Alex B. @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
- ($20-$30) Duncan Sheik & Holly Brook @ City Winery
- ($35 for each set) Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna @ Iridium Jazz Club
Friday, June 11th, 2010:
- Bonnaroo Music Festival (Manchester, TN)
- Reggae On The Road (Lighting Ridge Park, NY)
- (Free) Allison Moorer on Late Show with David Letterman
- ($5) Rotary Downs, The Pimps Of Joytime, Big Light @ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live)
- ($25) David Allan Coe @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
- ($25) The Budos Band @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise (The Temptress) (7pm-11pm)
- ($25-$30) Rubblebucket @ Rocks Off Cruises (The Temptress) (11pm-4am)
- ($25-$80) Jethro Tull w/ Procol Harum @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
- ($30-$45) Leo Kottke @ City Winery
Saturday, June 12th, 2010:
- Bonnaroo Music Festival (Manchester, TN)
- Reggae On The Road (Lighting Ridge Park, NY)
- ($20-$25) NYC Undead Jazzfest (2 Nights, 3 Venues, 30 Bands)
- (Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem @12:30 (late night show)
- (Girls free/$5) Higher Nebulae @ The Delancy (11pm-1145pm)
- ($3) Allen Toussaint and Davell Crawford @ The Prospect Park Bandhshell
- ($10) Will Bernard @ The Blue Note @ 12:30pm (late night show)
- ($25) Grace Potter & The Nocturnals @ Webster Hall
- ($30-$35) Leo Kottke @ City Winery
Sunday, June 13th, 2010:
- Bonnaroo Music Festival (Manchester, TN)
- Reggae On The Road (Lighting Ridge Park, NY)
- ($20-$25) NYC Undead Jazzfest (2 Nights, 3 Venues, 30 Bands)
- ($??) Undead Jazzfest w/ Mark Guiliana @ Sullivan Hall
- ($7) Afro Funky Party w/ Zongo Junction, Top Shotta & DJ Offbeat @ Cameo Gallery
Monday, June 14th, 2010:
- (Free) Baaba Maal, Playing For Change @ Summerstage
- ($8-$15 + 1 drink min.) Jim Campilongo Electric Trio (w/ Stephan Crump and Tony Mason) @ The Living Room
- ($25) The Mingus Big band @ The Jazz Standard
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010:
- (Free) Dred Scott Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall
- ($30) John Butler Trio, State Radio, Angus and Julia Stone & State Radio @ Summerstage
- ($40-$155) Carole King / James Taylor – Troubadour Reunion @ Radio City Music Hall
- ($15) The Roots @ Highline Ballroom (this is weird online)
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010:
- ($5) Chico Mann @ Santos House Party
- ($25) Mary Gauthier @ Joe’s Pub (NolaFolk)
- ($40-$155) Carole King / James Taylor – Troubadour Reunion @ Radio City Music Hall
- ($50) Larry Graham + Central Station (S&TFS) @ B.B. Kings
Thursday, June 17th, 2010:
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- (Free) Taylor Carson @ Rockwood Music Hall
- ($??) Mark Guiliana @ 55 Bar
- (??) Gent Treadly @ Flannery’s Irish Pub (called everywhere looking for price)
- ($10-$12) Apollo Run @ The Studio @ Webster Hall
- ($5) The Lee Boys @ Brooklyn Bowl
- ($13) The London Souls @ Bowery Ballroom
- ($20-$25) Tony Allen at Le Poisson Rouge (Funk Live)
- ($25-$30) Railroad Earth @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
- ($40 – $90) Keith Jarrett Trio, Jack DeJohnette, Gary Peacock @ Carnegie Hall (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
- ($59.90-$99.50) New Kids on the Block @ Radio City Music Hall
Friday, June 18th, 2010:
Saturday, June 19th, 2010:
- PHISH @ SPAC!!!
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- (Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem (12:pm – late night show)
- (Free) Apollo Run @ Central Park’s Bandshell
- (Free) Mike Stern Trio – Bitches Brew Revisited @ Prospect Park Bandshell
- ($10) The McLovin’s @ Sullivan Hall (@9:30pm)
- ($10) Sullivan Hall Shakedown @ Sullivan Hall (@12:30am)
- Featuring Monchan, Chris Hall and DJ Nutritious w/ percussion by Steven Chopeck w/ visuals by Mamiko Kuchida plus special guest ElaNEF
- ($12) Eli “Paperboy” Reed @ The Bellhouse
- Justin Townes Earle (opening for Eli Reed) @ The Bell House
- ($12-$15) Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey @ 92Y Tribeca
- ($20) Black Dynamite Sound Orchestra @ Southpaw
- ($59.90-$99.50) New Kids on the Block @ Radio City Music Hall
Sunday, June 20th, 2010:
Monday, June 21th, 2010:
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- Make Music New York ALL DAY FUNK FEST! (Funk Live)
- ($8-$15 + 1 drink min.) Jim Campilongo Electric Trio (w/ Stephan Crump and Tony Mason) @ The Living Room
- ($25) The Mingus Big band @ The Jazz Standard
- ($15) The Roots @ Highline Ballroom (this is odd online)
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010:
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- (Free) Dred Scott Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall
- (Free) Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue @ Late Show with David Letterman
- ($25) Marcus Miller feat. Christian Scott: The Music of Miles Davis @ Highline Ballroom
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010:
Thursday, June 24th, 2010:
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- Funk Fest 6 at Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
- ($10-$85) Blues Summit: James Cotton & Friends feat. Taj Mahal, Hubert Sumlin, Pinetop Perkins, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Shemekia Copeland, Darrell Nulisch, David Maxwell @ Jazz at Lincoln Center
- ($15) The New Deal @ Brooklyn Bowl
- ($15) The Late Night Jam Sessions @ City Winery (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
- (Unknown) Chico Man @ El Museo del Barrio
- ($20 ) Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Half Moon)
- (Unknown) Victor Wooten @ BAM Rhythm and Blues Festival
- ($32.50-$38) En Vogue @ B.B. Kings
- ($35-$105) Herbie Hancock @ Carnegie Hall (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
- Special guests Terence Blanchard, Ron Carter, Bill Cosby, Dave Holland, Joe Lovano, Wallace Roney, Wayne Shorter, plus other artists to be announced
Friday, June 25th, 2010:
- Phish @ Susquahana Bank Center, Camen, NJ
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- (Free) Soul Cycle @ Brooklyn Academy of Music
- ($10 – $15) Jason Lindner Trio @ The Jazz Gallery (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
- ($15) Harlem Stride: Henry Butler (NolaJazz), Osmany Paredes @ Harlem Stage Gatehouse
- ($15) The Sam Kininger Band @ The Blue Note
- ($35) Al Di Meola @ Highline Ballroom (YES!! YES!! YES!!)
- ($98) Chuck Berry @ B.B. King Blues Club
- ($41.50 – $156.50) Maxwell & Jill Scott @ MSG
Saturday, June 26th, 2010:
- CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
- (Free) Common & Soulive @ Fort Greene Music Fest 2010
- (Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem
- (Free) Tinariwen & Toubab Krewe @ Central Park Summerstage
- ($10) Reckoning @ Sullivan Hall (A post Furthur show playing music of the Dead, Phish and more…)
- ($39.50) Furthur @ MCU Park
- Featuring Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Jeff Chimenti, John Kadlecik, Jay Lane & Joe Russo
- ($30- $385) Yes! & Peter Frampton @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
- ($41.50 – $156.50) Maxwell & Jill Scott @ MSG
Sunday, June 27th, 2010:
- NASFT Fancy Food Shows @ Javit Center
- ($39.50) Furthur @ MCU Park
- ($15) Elvis Perkins in Dearland @ Newtown Barge Park (1pm show)
Monday, June 28th, 2010:
- NASFT Fancy Food Shows @ Javit Center
Tuesday, June 29th, 2010:
- NASFT Fancy Food Shows @ Javit Center
- (Free) Dred Scott Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall
- ($8-$15 + 1 drink min.) Jim Campilongo Electric Trio (w/ Stephan Crump and Tony Mason) @ The Living Room
- ($25) Robert Randolph @ Bowery Ballroom
- ($35-$65) Alejandro Escovedo @ City Winery
- (Sold Out) Passion Pit @ Prospect Park Bandshell
Wednesday, June 30th, 2010:
- ($25) New Mastersounds @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
- ($35) Passion Pit @ Govenor’s Island, NY
- ($39.50 – $154.50) James Taylor & Carole King @ Madison Square Garden
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