Alex Coke at North Sea Jazz Festival

Eric Dolphy At the Five Spot documents one night of Eric Dolphy's two-week residency at The Five Spot Club in New York.
Recorded by engineer Rudy Van Gelder on July 16, 1961, the quintet featured Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis, and Ed Blackwell.

Still a source of inspiration for improvisers,
two groups of adventurous jazz musicians will pay tribute to the legendary quintet by performing the same repertoire live this July in The Netherlands.
In the first group, trumpeter Peter Evans and bassist Arjen Gorter, are joined by Rudi Mahall and members of the group Mostly Other People Do The Killing, with New York pianist Ron Stabinsky. ...

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Eric Dolphy At the Five Spot documents one night of Eric Dolphy's two-week residency at The Five Spot Club in New York.
Recorded by engineer Rudy Van Gelder on July 16, 1961, the quintet featured Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis, and Ed Blackwell.

Still a source of inspiration for improvisers,
two groups of adventurous jazz musicians will pay tribute to the legendary quintet by performing the same repertoire live this July in The Netherlands.
In the first group, trumpeter Peter Evans and bassist Arjen Gorter, are joined by Rudi Mahall and members of the group Mostly Other People Do The Killing, with New York pianist Ron Stabinsky.
The second group is a collaboration of musicians from Berlin, Paris, London and Amsterdam with Tom Arthurs (tpt), Rudi Mahall (bc), Alex Coke (fl), Benoît Delbecq (pn), Arjen Gorter(bs), and John Betsch (dms)

The concert is organized by The Bimhuis and North Sea Jazz, with the first performance at The Bimhuis July 7 at 8:30pm, followed by a July 8 concert at the North Sea Jazz Festival at 11:15pm on the Yenisei Stage.

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