Peter Evans at Bimhuis

Eric Dolphy’s At The Five Spot Vols. 1 & 2 is a recording of one evening in July 1961 and one of the most beautiful live-albums from jazz history.
The quintet with Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis and Eddie Blackwell that brought Dolphy for a two week gig to the New York club, is after fifty years, still always a tremendous source of inspiration for progressive improvisation.
This concert features two exciting formations, with the same repertoire, paying hommage to the legendary quintet.
The first group consists of the musicians of Mostly Other People Do The Killing with the young New York pianist Ron Stabinsky...

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Eric Dolphy’s At The Five Spot Vols. 1 & 2 is a recording of one evening in July 1961 and one of the most beautiful live-albums from jazz history.
The quintet with Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis and Eddie Blackwell that brought Dolphy for a two week gig to the New York club, is after fifty years, still always a tremendous source of inspiration for progressive improvisation.
This concert features two exciting formations, with the same repertoire, paying hommage to the legendary quintet.
The first group consists of the musicians of Mostly Other People Do The Killing with the young New York pianist Ron Stabinsky. The second is an unique collaboration of established musicians from Berlin, Paris, London and Amsterdam.

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