On March 13-15, Blue Note jazz club will present The Roots' core duo, who have extended their hip-hop perspectives into an exciting eclectic blend of multi-genres, creating their own musical prototype that has won them three Grammy awards and inspired bands throughout the country.
For 15 years, the Roots have been the house band, sidekicks, and occasional comic foil for Fallon. Outside of the NBC studios, Black Thought and Questlove become boundless explorers, expounding on their creativity to ignite the spirit, bringing music and culture together. Special guests have not been announced, but don't be surprised if a few show up.
For reservations, visit bluenotejazz.com.
The NEA Jazz Master tenor saxophonist George Coleman is known for his memorable opening solo on Herbie Hancock's title tune "Maiden Voyage" (Blue Note 1965). That hardy muscular sound was his entré for stints with Max Roach, Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, and Betty Carter. Coleman will celebrate his 90th birthday March 13-14 at Dizzy's jazz club.
Coleman taught himself to play the alto saxophone after being influenced by Charlie Parker. It wasn't until he joined bluesman B.B. King, in 1950 at the age of 17, that he transitioned to tenor saxophone. His jazz education didnât come from the ivy towers of academic music institutions but from being part of the vibrant music scene in his hometown of Memphis, Tenn., and beyond.
For over half a century, Coleman has shaped the sound of jazz, inspiring generations of musicians. With his acclaimed quintetâ pianist Steve Myerson, guitarist Leo Larratt, bassist Joey Ranieri, and drummer Kevin Congleton, Coleman will bring timeless interpretations of jazz standards to Dizzy's in celebration of his new nonagenarian status. Two shows each night, at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
For reservations, visit jazz.org.
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