Kingston Jazz Society

August 28, 2010

Manteca: Saturday Sept 25th at The Mansion

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Canadian jazz lovers take note:  Manteca will be performing at The Mansion on Saturday, September 25th.

After decades on top of the Canadian jazz scene, Manteca chose to disband in the late 90s.  After nearly a decade, they released a new CD in 2008.  (Read the full story here.)  Now, Kingston Punk Productions is bringing them to Kingston!

Manteca - Live @ The Mansion, Sept 25

No doubt this show will be a treat.  We will post more information soon.  In the meantime, here are a few samples to whet your appetite:

Julie Michels & Kevin Barrett: Sep 18 Waterfall Tea Room

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The Waterfall Tea Room will be hosting Julie Michels & Kevin Barrett for a CD release party for their upcoming album on Saturday, September 18th.  Tickets are $15.  Dinner is at 6pm, the show starts at 8pm.

Julie Michels & Kevin Barrett - The Waterfall Tea Room, Yarker, Sep 18

August 7, 2010

Prince Edward County Jazz Festival: Aug.13-22

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The Prince Edward County Jazz Festival kicks off next weekend and runs through to the following Sunday.

This year marks the tenth year for the festival and they are celebrating it with an impressive list of artists.  The full schedule includes many Kingston and area favourites such as Sara Hamilton and David, and Jonathan Stewart.  Once again, Guido Basso is serving as the Artist-in-Residence, along with Brian Barlow, the Creative Director.

PEC Jazz Festival: August 13-22

July 31, 2010

The Le Boeuf Brothers: Sunday, August 22nd at The Mansion

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The Kingston Jazz Society is excited to announce that New York’s Le Boeuf Brothers will be making their Kingston debut at The Mansion on Sunday, August 22nd at 8pm.

The young quintet features Remy and Pascal Le Boeuf on alto sax and piano, Mike Ruby on tenor sax, Rick Rosato on bass, and Colin Stranahan on drums.

These young and innovative players kick off their first North American tour to rave reviews and international acclaim for their 2009 album “House Without a Door”:

“This group has an impressively self-assured new album, “House Without a Door” which reaches for the gleaming cosmopolitanism of our present era.”
- New York Times

“House Without A Door is one of the most engaging and original albums to emerge in 2009. The brothers’ writing and playing is technically skilled, but unlike many other young jazz musicians they also invest both with some genuine emotion and originality. As a result, the entire album has a maturity that is rare in players who are barely into their early twenties.”
- All About Jazz

“Outstanding!! …fantastic new album (“House Without a Door”). I’m deeply impressed.”
- Radio X – Frankfurt, Germany

“Great compositions, great musicians.”
- U-FM Radio Stanvaste – Rotterdam, Netherlands

“[Pascal & Remy le Boeuf] reek with talent! Full of energy and originality.”
- BLU-FM 89.1, Katoomba, Australia

Myles Acres Wine & Food Fair: Aug. 21st

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The Kingston Jazz Society is proud to partner with Myles Acres for their 2010 Wine & Food Fair on Saturday, August 21st.

Saturday, August 21st

The KJS is co-ordinating live jazz for the event, highlighting local musical talent to accompany the area wine and food.

The music schedule is as follows:

Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the event.

When: August 21, 2010 from 11am – 5pm
Where: Myles Acres 1560 Abbey Dawn Road Kingston, Ontario K7L 5H6. FREE PARKING
Tickets: This event is restricted to those 19+. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door the day of the event and include 3 complimentary sample tickets and tasting glass yours to keep! Advance tickets are available at Myles Acres or online at:
ticketweb
Buy Your Tickets Online Here
Sample Tickets: 3 complimentary sample tickets are included with the price of admission. Sample tickets will be available for sale once inside and are priced at $0.50 each. You can redeem your sample tickets at exhibitor tables for sample size portions of food or drinks.
FREE Wine 101 Workshops: There will be a FREE Wine Tasting 101 workshop at 1pm and at 3pm there will be a Rosehall Run and Fifth Town Cheese Pairing. Wine and Cheese expert Alison Bajona will lead you through some of the magic that can happen when these fabulous local cheeses are paired with some of the latest Rosehall Run releases.

Both workshops are FREE to enter and space is limited so arrive early and sign up!
The following Prince Edward County Wineries will be in attendance:

  • Bergeron Estate Winery
  • Black Prince Winery
  • Closson Chase Vineyards
  • Harwood Estate Vineyards
  • Huff Estates Winery
  • Rosehall Run Wines
  • Sandbanks Estates Winery
  • We also have Beau’s All Natural Brewing Co. joining us this year!
Need a Ride?: Myles Acres will be providing free shuttle buses from in front of Confederation Place Hotel to Myles Acres all day. Buses will depart from Confederation Place Hotel and arrive at Myles Acres. Buses will depart Myles Acres and return to Confederation Place Hotel. The bus schedule is as follows:

Depart Confederation Place Hotel Depart from Myles Acres
11:00am 11:30am
12:00pm 12:30pm
1:00pm 1:30pm
2:00pm 2:30pm
3:00pm – Last pick up 4:30pm Last departure

July 15, 2010

Rubbaboo: Fridays at 5pm at the RCHA Club

Filed under: Upcoming Shows — kingstonjazz @ 7:57 pm

Q: What do Miles Davis, Charlie Haden, Donald Fagen, Jimi Hendrix, Bubba’s Pizzeria, Burt Bacharach, Bobby Gentry, The Mahavishnu Orchestra, Steamwhistle Brewery, Anonymous, and Air Conditioning have in common?

A: They all contribute to RUBBABOO FRIDAYS @ THE RCHA CLUB 5:00-7:30
Rubbaboo, Fridays at the RCHA Club

Fridays at 5:30 at the RCHA Club

The Rubbaboo Trio
Cam (the sensitive one) Schaefer: piano and melodica
Bob (the intellectual) Arlidge: bass
Jak (the muscle-man) Thrasher: percussion

With Special Guests every week.

A relaxing way to start your weekend. The Rubbaboo Trio improvises on instrumental versions of music from jazz, to blues, to rock classics.

$3 cover for non-members

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