John Lamkin Plays John Lamkin at An Die Musik Live

Original Music from his latest CD “Transitions” plus other favorites from the "Favorites"

Featuring The John Lamkin “Favorites” Jazz Quintet:
John R. Lamkin II – Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Michael Hairstion – Saxophones
Bob Butta – Piano
Michael Hairston – Bass
Jesse Moody – Drums
Eartha Lamkin – Vocals

John R. Lamkin, II, Ph.D., served as Director of Bands and Coordinator of Music and Music Education at University of Maryland Eastern Shore. He was instrumental in attracting several jazz icons to work and perform with his students. His music education degrees are a Bachelor’s from South Carolina State University, a Masters from Morgan University, and a Doctorate from University of Maryland, College Park....

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Original Music from his latest CD “Transitions” plus other favorites from the "Favorites"

Featuring The John Lamkin “Favorites” Jazz Quintet:
John R. Lamkin II – Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Michael Hairstion – Saxophones
Bob Butta – Piano
Michael Hairston – Bass
Jesse Moody – Drums
Eartha Lamkin – Vocals

John R. Lamkin, II, Ph.D., served as Director of Bands and Coordinator of Music and Music Education at University of Maryland Eastern Shore. He was instrumental in attracting several jazz icons to work and perform with his students. His music education degrees are a Bachelor’s from South Carolina State University, a Masters from Morgan University, and a Doctorate from University of Maryland, College Park.

Dr. Lamkin has performed with the Manhattans, the Dells, Stephanie Mills, Maurice Hines, Sonny Stitt, Charlie Earland, Frank Foster, Harvey Mason, Cyrus Chestnut, The Washington Jazz Battalion, The Baltimore City Big Band, the Lynn Gray Orchestra, and the Hank Levy Legacy Big Band. Dr. Lamkin has also performed with his professional jazz groups “The John Lamkin ‘Favorites’ Jazz Quintet” and “The John Lamkin ‘Sacred’ Jazz Quintet.” In the mid-1980s, Dr. Lamkin recorded an album titled, “Hot” which, is still available on vinyl.

Dr. Lamkin grew up in Atlantic City when live jazz music filled many of its streets, and was an integral part of the community’s entertainment district; especially during the summer. It was during these formative years that he fell in love with music, particularly the sound of jazz, and realized then that he was called to dedicate his life to the perpetuation of our American Musical Treasure – Jazz.

Tickets: $20 in advance/ $23 at door/ $10 full-time students with ID

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