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Photo by Robert Lewis


Dave Douglas Quintet


Sun, Sept 30, 2007  |  7:00PM
Performance Space
CABARET-STYLE SHOW


"The more you hear of this set, the more you want to hear." -Downbeat

Trumpeter Dave Douglas often uses jazz tradition as his point of departure for fresh musical adventures. This time, he employs the quintet lineup fronted by trumpet and tenor sax that-s been a foundation for such figures as Miles Davis, Lee Morgan, and Joe Henderson who-ve moved the music from cool school to hard bop and beyond. But, as usual, Douglas honors the legacy without simply indulging in nostalgia, as he and his skilled band-featuring Donny McCaslin on tenor sax-plumb the unpredictable depths of his original compositions together. Preview the sound on Meaning and Mystery, on his own Greenleaf label, and hear why Jazz Times calls this music "at once reverent and raucous, cerebral and viscerally juicy- [with] plenty of meaning and mystery."

Performing at this show:

Dave Douglas, trumpet
Donny McCaslin, tenor saxophone
Uri Caine, Fender Rhodes
Eric Revis, bass
Clarence Penn, drums

Dave Douglas, "The Infinite"



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