Thursday, September 28, 2006

Yogi's Music Newsletter 9-28-06

Hi Everyone,

Surprisingly, my move got pushed back a couple of days, so here's the full music newsletter for Sept 29, 2006.

Quick links to this week's featured artists:
Yogi and the Yoginis um...Yogistyle :)
Hidmo East African Restaurant THE African Music scene in Seattle
Show Brazil/Eduardo Mendonca You like Samba? We got LOTS of Samba!
Paula Maya Eclectic Rock From Brazilian Pianist Paula Maya
Beth and Jim Wulff R&B and....cowboy songs? Featuring Pianist Beth Wulff who knows EVERY song (OK, it just seems that way!)
Thomas Marriott Jazz and Latin Trumpeter Extraordinaire
Marc Smason hardest working Trombonist in Seattle

YOGI AND FRIENDS QUARTET:

Sat Sept 30th 8-10pm
Coffee To A Tea Seattle, WA
4541 California Ave SW
Seattle WA 98116 (206) 937-1495
Just a few storefronts north of West Seattle's famous Easy Street Records at the Alaska St/California Ave Junction.
All ages, kid friendly - NO COVER (donations accepted for the band)

ALSO SEE US WEDNESDAY OCT 4TH 8:30 - 10:30PM AT HIDMO RESTAURANT (SEE BELOW)
www.myspace.com/yoginis
www.theyoginis.com


HIDMO East African Restaurant

*HIDMO'S is the THE scene for African Music in Seattle now, folks. Here you can see Seattle's best African Diaspora musicians, in an informal atmosphere with their friends, and enjoy authentic East African cuisine, as well as a full bar. The early shows on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday are ALL AGES too. Don't miss out. If you like music from Africa you need to be a part of what's going on here.*

2000 S. Jackson St
Seattle, WA
(206) 329-1534
www.hidmo.com

Free Admission (donations to musicians welcome)
*That's right the gigs are FREE - so PLEASE support the musicians with your donation*
Nonsmoking venue
East African Cuisine, full bar, peaceful, African Diaspora/World Citizen vibe.
WHY WE NEED YOU AT HIDMO'S:
You, the music lovers, make the gigs here. Our success is dependent on you coming and enjoying our music, and a drink, or one of their very expertly prepared East African style platters (share one with a table of friends!).

WEDNESDAYS: YOGI'S WORLD MUSIC 8:30 -10:30pm
Join Yogi and his music friends from all over the world. The lineup and groups will vary, but it will always be good. We're building a World Music Wednesday Night modeled after the successful Sunday night series (see below). We're just getting started; Oct 4th is our first one, featuring the Yoginis world jazz band.

This band features multi-lingual singer and KBCS DJ Samia Panni, who will grace us with some Brazilian bossas, and Latin Percussion heavy and also KBCS DJ Johnny Conga.

Yoginis Lineup:
Yogi on Keys, Compositions
Ed Mays - Drumset
Johnny Conga - Latin percussion
Tim Romain - Bass
Samia Panni - vocals (Portuguese and English)
Note: Our sax man Mike is missing this week, but we hope to have him as many weeks as possible, since he now lives in Olympia.

THURSDAYS: REGGAE WITH MYSTIK I AM. 8 - 10PM

ORIGINAL REGGAE led by vocalist/keyboardist Shemayin, featuring a rich tapestry of vocals and deep trancey grooves. Many of Seattle's well known Reggae and African musicians will be sitting in with her on Thursday nights.

FRIDAYS: African music alternating with Kalass, led by Guitarist/Singer Ganga Clamangou of Chad, and Atlantic Melody, led by Percussionist/Singer Edward Suarez of Guinea. I have seen both of these bands, and they are deserving of a lot more attention than they are getting.

SUNDAYS: AFRICAN MUSIC SERIES
Premier African Groups of Seattle, produced by Rob Pastorok. Rob's in China right now lining up things for his Global Heat band, so I don't have the Oct lineup of groups yet, but as soon as he gets back I'll have that info. Trust me on this, however, it's always good. African Music Sundays won a Best of Seattle Award in the Seattle Weekly this year.


SHOW BRAZIL/EDUARDO MEDONCA
www.showbrazil.com

Wednesday, September 27th - 7:30 p.m. - doors open at 6 p.m.
Eliane Elias (Brazilian Jazz). Touring in support of her latest release Around the City (8/22/06). Band members include Rubens de la Corte (guitar) Marc Johnson (bass) and Satoshi Takeishi (drums, percussion).
Where?: Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
2033 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98121
Cost: 22.50

Friday, September 29th
"We are Family" - Celebration 10th Anniversary of Bahia Street.
Silent auction, reception and dinner
Where? Mount Baker Community Club - 2811 Mount Rainier Drive S, Seattle, WA
5:30 to 7:00 p.m. - Live music with Jovino Santos Neto Trio
9 - 10 p.m. - Live music with Eduardo Mendonça (Voz e violão)

Friday, October 6th - 9 - 10 p.m.
Show Brazil! Featuring: Eduardo Mendonça (Vocal, Guitar and Percussion), Denny Stern (Drums/Vocal), Caxambu (Percussion/Vocal), and Vanessa Miranda (Dance).
Where?: Crossroads Mall - NE 8th & 156th Ave. NE - Bellevue, WA

Friday, October 13th - 7 to 10 p.m.
Eduardo Mendonça Quartet. Featuring: Eduardo Mendonça (Vocal/Guitar), Josh Wilson (Keyboard), Denny Stern (Drums/Vocal), and Caxambu (Percussion/Vocal).
Where?: Café Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way, SW - Seattle, WA 98106

PAULA MAYA - Original eclectic rock
www.myspace.com/paulamayaband
www.paulamaya.com

Paula Maya

October, 6 2006 at Tommy's
4552 University Way, On the Ave by 47th, Seattle, WA 98105
Cost: $5.

We'll be sharing the evening with our friends Laguna! Check them out at http://www.myspace.com/lagunajazz Check out the club at http://www.tommysnightclub.com

BETH AND JIM WULFF - R&B Jam

Beth and Wulff will be hosting a jam October 6th from 6:00 to 8:30. Bill Chism will also be performing. The food and atmosphere is awesome. Bad Albert’s is located on the corner of Dock Street and Ballard Avenue.

THOMAS MARRIOTT - JAZZ AND LATIN TRUMPET EXTRAORDINAIRE
www.thomasmarriott.net

September 30th with Tumbao
Portland Salsa Festival

October 5th, with Tumbao
Tula's Restaurant & Nightclub, 8:30pm

October 6th, with Tumbao
Vancouver Salsa Congress, Canada

October 12th Thomas Marriott & The Willie Nelson Project
Art of Jazz Concert Series, Seattle Asian Art Museum, Volunteer Park,
5-7pm

October 12th, with Jeremy Jones X-Tet
Tula's, 8:30 pm

October 15th Thomas Marriott w. New Stories
Eastside Jazz Showcase, Maydenbauer Center



MARC SMASON - jazz trombone and groups
www.marcsmason.com

Sunday September 24 2 - 4 pm
Chicago 7 with Joanne Klein & Marc Smason – jazz of the ‘30s!
David George – trumpet Bruce Barnard - guitar Oleg Ruvinov - tuba
Larry
Jones - drums & guests
*Music in the Sculpture Garden 790 N. 34th St. 206
675-8875

Sunday October 1 noon – 2 pm
Marc Smason Bruce Barnard - guitar Ken Strong - bass
*Broadway Farmer’s Market 10th E. & Thomas

Tuesday October 3 9 pm
3 much fun Perry Robinson - clarinet Jim Knodle - trumpet Marc
Smason – trombone
Sunset Tavern 5433 Ballard N.W. 206 784-4880 $5 – 15

Thursday October 5 8 pm
3 much fun Perry Robinson - clarinet Jim Knodle - trumpet Marc
Smason – trombone
*Gallery 1412 1412 18th Ave. 206 322-1533 $5 – 15

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