Joe Doria, Dan Schwint & John Bishop at Seattle Jazz Fellowship

n a trio that has wide parameters, three of Seattle’s best, albeit very different musicians collide for a two set performance at 109 S. Main. 

B-3 organ virtuoso Joe Doria has tentacles into jazz, blues and funk, a mastery he has displayed for many years in the city, notably holding court at the Seamonster in Wallingford. In bands as diverse as McTuff and Michael Schrieve’s Spellbinder, Doria has virtually defined the B-3 soul jazz phenomenon in Seattle. Guitarist Dan Schwint, in many ways, is cut from the same cloth as Doria. Seattle born and raised, Schwint resided in Colorado for some time, eventually returning to his home digs...

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n a trio that has wide parameters, three of Seattle’s best, albeit very different musicians collide for a two set performance at 109 S. Main. 

B-3 organ virtuoso Joe Doria has tentacles into jazz, blues and funk, a mastery he has displayed for many years in the city, notably holding court at the Seamonster in Wallingford. In bands as diverse as McTuff and Michael Schrieve’s Spellbinder, Doria has virtually defined the B-3 soul jazz phenomenon in Seattle. Guitarist Dan Schwint, in many ways, is cut from the same cloth as Doria. Seattle born and raised, Schwint resided in Colorado for some time, eventually returning to his home digs. Jazz, funk and r&b pulse through his musical veins like Doria, making them a sound match. John Bishop is one of the best, and certainly one of the most influential drummers in the PNW, with an international resume that includes time with many iconic jazz masters, perhaps most notably, the revolutionary rubato trio of pianist Hal Galper. Add Jessica Williams, Chano Dominguez and Sonny Fortune to the mix, and you get the idea. How Bishop ties the pieces together here will be intriguing to say the least. https://seattlejazzfellowship.org/events

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