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Bluesinthenight.

Debut album OUT NOW at selected stores and available ONLINE

Featuring --
James Morrison, Mat Jodrell, Joe Chindamo, Sam Anning, Ben Vanderwal and Carl Mackey

 


Mat Jodrell performs at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola

Bryan Carter

SEPTEMBER 7-11 with the Bryan Carter Quintet as part of the Generations In Jazz Festival

Mat will be performing Tuesday-Thursday from 11pm and Friday and Saturday from 12.45am at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola located in the Time Warner Center, Broadway at 60th Street. The quintet features Bryan Carter on drums along with Donald Vega - piano, Philip Kuehn - bass and Jeremy Viner - saxophone.

They will be following The Wonderful World of Louis Armstrong concerts led by Victor Goines, Wycliffe Gordon, Aaron Diehl, James Andrews, Herman Burney & Marion Felder. The cover charge is $10-20 and students $5-10 with a valid student ID.

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UP-COMING NEW YORK CONCERTS


Andrew Gould

Thursday 2nd September 2010
5C Cultural Center and Cafe
5th Ave and Avenue C, NYC

The Andrew Gould Quintet - Andrew Gould is an incredible alto player from Long Island, NY. Featured in the band is Eden Ladin - piano, Des White - bass and Jerad Lippi - drums. Downbeat is 8PM.

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Friday 10th September 2010
Miles Cafe
212 E 52nd St 3rd floor (btw 2nd and 3rd Ave), NY

The Andrew Gould Quintet once more featuring Eden Ladin - piano, Des White - bass and Jerad Lippi - drums. 9.30PM Downbeat.

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LATEST KENNY WERNER RECORD


New Award Winning CD 'No Beginning, No End'
Featuring Joe Lovano and Judi Silvano

In 2009 Mat had the opportunity to play lead trumpet on Kenny Werner's latest masterpiece 'No Beginning, No End'. His deeply personal tribute to daughter Katheryn, a triumphant work of composed and improvised musics. Classical and Jazz. Performed by nearly 100 musicians. Highlighted by saxophonist Joe Lovano and vocalist Judi Silvano. No Beginning, No End is a milestone composition and recording Ð as much for its creative reach as for the emotional terrain it examines. 'The most important music I'll ever write,' is how Werner puts it.

Here is a video capturing some of the recording process.

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