FITZGERALDS NIGHTCLUB PRESENTS:MARC RIBOT: The Jazz Bins (seen HERE) at FITZGERALDS$29 General Admission / Rerserved Tables Available Marc Ribots four months with jazz organ legend Brother Jack McDuff were his first ever with an internationally touring artist. Their 1979 itinerary included Ribots first concerts in Europe, and his only to date in Gary, Indiana and Rochester, NY. Although the two never recorded together (due to artistic differences that became apparent in Ribots later work...Brother Jack reportedly spent much of their stage time fixing Ribot with what sidemusicians referred to as his death ray), Ribot never lost his affection for McDuffs music and the Hammond organ dominated Soul Jazz scene from which it emerged...
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FITZGERALDS NIGHTCLUB PRESENTS:MARC RIBOT: The Jazz Bins (seen HERE) at FITZGERALDS$29 General Admission / Rerserved Tables Available Marc Ribots four months with jazz organ legend Brother Jack McDuff were his first ever with an internationally touring artist. Their 1979 itinerary included Ribots first concerts in Europe, and his only to date in Gary, Indiana and Rochester, NY. Although the two never recorded together (due to artistic differences that became apparent in Ribots later work...Brother Jack reportedly spent much of their stage time fixing Ribot with what sidemusicians referred to as his death ray), Ribot never lost his affection for McDuffs music and the Hammond organ dominated Soul Jazz scene from which it emerged. Says Ribot: McDuffs US audiencesthe so-called Chitlin Circuit were just the hippest in the world: sophisticated about the music, definitelybut also demanding the deepest soul while rewarding restraint in its expression. What this brought out in the musicians was every bit as intense as the music taking shape at CBGBs at the time. In fact, I always felt the two scenes had something in common, and Ive been trying to express exactly what ever since.Fellow Jazz-Bin, Greg Lewis, is not only one of the greatest virtuosos of the Hammond b3 organ alive, but perhaps the only one willing and able to haul a real Hammond b3 and Leslie speaker cabinet to live gigs in NYC! Says Ribot: Greg is NYCs best kept secret. He can tell a story on the Hammond like nobody else. The bands rhythmic driver is New Orleans own Joe Dyson, (now living in Brooklyn), who lists among his credits Dr. Lonnie Smith, Ellis Marsalis, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Jon Batiste, Leo Nocentelli, Sullivan Fortner, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Pedrito Martinez, Nicholas Payton and Pat Metheny among others. Marc says: Joe gets the organ Jazz tradition perfectly: but wherever we take it, he brings groove, soul, and fire.The Jazz-Bins use deep grooves and over the top improvisation to channel the spirits of Newarks Key Club Sparky Js Lounge, and NYCs CBGBs c/a 1977 into a quest for punk/soul salvation. The Jazz-Bins go not exactly ancient, but back to the future, to tap into a scene that never really existed (but should have, will, and does whenever people drop their preconceptions about genre long enough to feel the groove), and a vibe that never really stopped. Dig it! Grab dinner before the show at BABYGOLD BARBECUE (link to restaurant website)Or enjoy full service dining inside the club when doors open. ***PARKING***There is rather limited street parking in the area, we recommend arriving by rideshare, bicycle, or rickshaw. ***AGE RESTRICTIONS***21+, minors admitted with guardian
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