Gigspam-Newgrass Jazz in NJ- 2 dates

[bribass]

Thursday, July 20, 2006 7 till 9:30 PM

John Carlini - guitar
Don Stiernberg - mandolin
Brian Glassman (bribass) - c.1820 Prescott bass

Shanghai Jazz
24 Main St.
Madison, NJ

John was David Grisman's musical director and guitarist for years and Don is a Chicago mandolin legend.
A great Jazz club w/ excellent, authentic chinese cuisine. What could be better.

Playing original acoustic music and selections from their recent all-Gershwin
recording,
By George"

"I love it immensely! I listen to it over and over!"
Tony Rice

call 973 822-2899 for dinner reservations
or enjoy the music from the lounge.
For more info please visit www.shanghaijazz.com

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Sunday, July 23, 2006

Workshop with John and Don 2:30 - 3:30 PM

Performance by John, Don, and Brian 4PM

At the home of Bob and Sherry Zabel
131 Woodland Rd., New Providence, NJ

Price for workshop $20
Performance Reservation $20
Attend both for $30!

Call 908 247-9926 for reservations & directions

[damonsmith]

Newgrass? Like Ayler?

[bribass]

Originally Posted by damonsmith

Newgrass? Like Ayler?

I hate pigeon holing labels, but as in David Grisman' Dawg music, Jazz influenced Bluegrass, acoustic string Jazz, Django Reindthart influenced guitar stuff w/ a more contemp. edge, Mando Jazz...whatever you want to call it. Just good music

BG

[Jake deVilliers]

Their album 'Angel Eyes' is pretty straight ahead jazz, beautifully executed.

Wish I could be there!

Jake

[bribass]

Originally Posted by Jake deVilliers

Their album 'Angel Eyes' is pretty straight ahead jazz, beautifully executed.

Wish I could be there!

Jake

Yes it is. They recorded that in Chicago w/ a rythm section from there. I'm on The Carlini Quartet albums 'Live at the Turning Point' and 'The Games Afoot' which features Don and is also pretty straight ahead w/some excellent originals by John Carlini and also features Pat Cloud playing (don't laugh) Jazz banjo on some cuts. It really works..