Recorded August 27, 2019

Romain Pilon-guitar, Jeffrey Denson-bass, Brian Blade-drums

When these virtuoso players meet on the bandstand, the result is sheer magic. Join revered French guitarist Romain Pilon, powerhouse drummer Brian Blade and internationally acclaimed bassist, vocalist, and composer Jeff Denson as they celebrate their Ridgeway Records album Between Two Worlds (release date October 25, 2020). The recording features originals by Denson and Pilon, who met two decades ago as students at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. After graduation they pursued their own careers, but reunited occasionally to reclaim their musical camaraderie. When Denson played with Blade on a 2017 tour with Joel Harrison’s Spirit House, they clicked. “We deeply connected right away, from the first notes in the sound check,” says Denson. “It felt like kindred spirits, rhythmically; a whole other language was taking place behind the soloists, and it was totally enthralling.” Denson thought of Pilon as an ideal third partner. “He’s a virtuoso player but very sensitive and very musical, the same words I would use to describe Brian.” Denson extended an invitation to Pilon and Blade, who enthusiastically accepted. The result is one of the most captivating new groups in jazz, a trio of players with unmistakable chops, unquestionable creativity, and probing sensitivity.

Recorded January 11, 2020

Jason Carder-trumpet, Angelo Versace-piano, Tom Wakeling-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Trumpet master Jason Carder (Yanni, Maria Schneider, Ray Charles, Woody Herman), pianist Angelo Versace (Take 6, Jon Faddis, Slide Hampton), and the swinging rhythm team of Tom Wakeling (Lee Konitz, James Moody, Mel Torme), and Dom Moio (Clark Terry, Herb Ellis, Ahmad Jamal) join forces only a handful of times each year to perform as West by Northwest. The group’s compositional maturity, musicality, humor, energy, and crushing groove always leave audiences wanting more!

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded March 29, 2019

Jeff Libman-guitar, Russell Schmidt-piano, Ben Hedquist-bass, Ryan Anthony-drums

Jeff Libman, a Clinical Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at ASU, performs frequently in Phoenix with some of Arizona’s finest jazz musicians, including Michael Kocour, Brice Winston, Dom Moio, and Eric Rasmussen. His most recent album, Strange Beauty, was released in late 2016 on the Cellar Live label. The album received extensive radio airplay and reached #26 on the JazzWeek chart. Libman is the lead instructor for The Nash’s GET JAZZ SMART, a weekly online lecture series.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded February 23, 2019

Niki Haris-vocals, Byron Stripling-trumpet, Bobby Floyd-piano, Michael Bowie-bass, Lewis Nash-drums

This show, which was presented in celebration of Black History Month, brings together electrifying trumpeter and vocalist Byron Stripling (Count Basie Orchestra, star of “Satchmo” on Broadway) and vivacious superstar vocalist Niki Haris along with the killer rhythm section of pianist-organist Bobby Floyd, bassist Michael Bowie and drummer Lewis Nash for a blend of New Orleans, swing, bebop and Gospel music that’s guaranteed to lift your spirits and leave you dancing!

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded Dec. 15, 2017

Andrew Gross-saxophone, Ioannis Goudelis-piano, Bob Lashier-bass, Dom Moio-drums, Joe Garcia-percussion

Mongo Santamaría was a rumba quinto master and an Afro-Cuban Latin jazz percussionist, most famous for his composition, “Afro Blue“, recorded by John Coltrane. He was an integral figure in the fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms with R&B and soul, paving the way for the boogaloo era of the late 1960s. His 1963 hit rendition of Herbie Hancock‘s “Watermelon Man” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. This show is an authentic interpretation of Santamaria’s music.

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Recorded January 27, 2019

Sarah Elizabeth Charles-vocals, Jesse Elder-keys, Burniss Earl Travis II-bass, John Davis-drums

"Trying to (describe) vocalist Sarah Elizabeth Charles is a futile pursuit. Is she a hypnotic modern jazz vocalist? Is she a neo-soul experimentalist with jazz and R&B inflections oozing from her vocal cords? Is she an incredible talent, bewitching and beguiling with her every vocal gesture? Is she all of that, yet something completely different and unique? The answer to all four questions is the same: absolutely."- Dan Bilawsky/All About Jazz.

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Recorded July 21, 2018

Pete Pancrazi-guitar/vocals, Claudia Bloom-piano, Todd Johnson-bass, Robby Carrillo-drums

Being named by Downbeat Magazine as "one to watch" and a guitar player "deserving greater attention" is no surprise to those who have heard him perform. Pete Pancrazi is known for his nimble guitar work, warm vocals, light humor, and putting together great combinations of musicians like the members of this illustrious quartet. If you’re in the mood for a mellow jazz encounter, this would be a great show to catch!

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Recorded December 9, 2018

Geoffrey Keezer-piano, Dwight Kilian-bass, Jon Wikan-drums

With his highly regarded discography, unique compositions, and acclaimed performances in a variety of configurations, multiple GRAMMY®-nominated pianist Geoffrey Keezer is a jazz superstar! Keezer was playing in jazz clubs as a teenager, holding down the piano chair for Art Blakey at age 18, and touring in the company of Ray Brown, Joshua Redman, Art Famer and Benny Golson in his 20s. Enjoy this inspired performance by Geoffrey Keezer at The Nash!

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Recorded November 11, 2018

Tony Vacca-sax, Denny Monce-trumpet, Dave Henning-piano, Selwyn Reams-bass, Glenn Davis-drums

Drummer, composer and recording artist Glenn Davis was a fixture at Cleveland’s premier jazz club, Night Town, for more than a decade playing with artists such as Phil Woods, Benny Golson, Houston Person, Eric Alexander, Harold Mabern and more. This show features Davis leading an All-Star Phoenix quintet in a program of Hard Swinging Post-Bop featuring the music of the great Jazz quintets, original tunes and more. This show really swings!

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Recorded February 25, 2018

Known as the ‘High Priestest of Soul’, Nina Simone was the consummate musical storyteller who used her remarkable talent to create a legacy of liberation, empowerment, passion, and love through a magnificent body of works. Rosalyn McClore is a hidden treasure of an artist who possesses extraordinary depth as both a pianist and vocalist. This one-woman show is a compelling tribute to Miss Simone and a timely reminder of the racial injustice that informed her life and work.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded December 29, 2018

Christine Fawson-vocals/trumpet, Tim Ray-piano, Chris Finet-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Amazing Phoenix native pianist Tim Ray is best known for his work with Lyle Lovett and as Tony Bennett’s current pianist/musical director. He has played with artists ranging from Aretha Franklin to Kurt Elling, Gary Burton, Esperanza Spalding and Phil Woods. Christine Fawson mesmerizes audiences with her sultry vocals and virtuosic trumpet playing. Her latest release, Christine Fawson Sings Jazz (2018) was arranged by Tim Ray and features contemporary adaptations of Great American Songbook classics.

Recorded March 16, 2019

Dmitri Matheny-flugelhorn, Mary Petrich-tenor saxophone, Angelo Versace-piano, Dwight Kilian-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Join flugelhornist Dmitri Matheny (“a jazz treasure”—All Music Guide) and his all-star band as they pay tribute to jazz legend Art Farmer in celebration of his 90th birthday. Art Farmer spent his formative years in Phoenix before launching his storied career and becoming “the bebop master who defined the sound of the flugelhorn in modern jazz” (All Music Guide). Matheny vaulted onto the jazz scene in the 1990s as the protégé of Art Farmer, whose copper-belled flugelhorn was left to him by the jazz master and he plays to this day.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded Dec 6, 2019

Keith Kelly-tenor saxophone/flute, Adam Roberts-tenor & soprano saxophone, Brett Reed-vibraphone, Bailey Zick -upright bass, Ryan Anthony-drums & cymbals

Led by vibraphonist Brett Reed, this show offers thrilling creative jazz arrangements of tunes from The Rolling Stones 1971 album, Sticky Fingers. The tunes range from the country-inspired Wild Horses to the gut punch that is Brown Sugar. A different and great show!

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded March 17, 2019

Kristin Korb-bass/vocals, Andy Langham-piano, Duncan Moore-drums

Steeped in the groove stomping tradition of her mentor Ray Brown, Korb departs with her own reflections of the Great American Songbook to tell stories in a warm, surprising, and approachable style. “Kristin Korb is a jewel of jewels. The bassist and vocalist commands both of her instruments with panache, engaging them simultaneously with an ease comparable to breathing.” All About Jazz. Teamed up with her co-conspirators Andy Langham (piano) and Duncan Moore (drums), Korb continues her pursuit of innovative mainstream jazz at its absolute best with compelling style and virtuosity.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded July 21, 2019

Ted Belledin-piano/saxophone, Simone Sanchez-vocals, Kevin Tangney-trumpet, Benjie Messer-trombone, Marcus Williams-guitar, Sam Smith-bass, Janet Daniel-drums

NOLAz Band plays jazz infused groove and soul music from NOLA: New Orleans, LA. From The Neville Brothers to Allen Toussaint, The Meters to Galactic, and Dirty Dozen Brass Band to Trombone Shorty, there is a particular musical character that stems from New Orleans. NOLAz Band channels this energy and brings a little NOLA to Arizona in this joyful show.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded January 11, 2019

Michael LeDonne-B3, Eric Alexander-sax, Paul Bollenback-guitar, Joe Farnsworth-drums

Michael LeDonne plays soul music of his era, backing it with a stellar band featuring Joe Farnsworth on drums, Eric Alexander on tenor saxophone, and Paul Bollenback on guitar.

A 14-year veteran of Tuesday nights at "Smoke" in NYC, pianist, organist, educator, and bandleader Mike LeDonne has been one of the most in demand session musicians for well over 30 years.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded July 27, 2019

Jimmy Nistico-sax, Devon Bridgewater-trumpet/violin, Dave Henning-piano, Selwyn Reams-bass, Bruce Stodola-drums

Tenor saxophonist Jimmy Nistico regularly brings his hard-swingin’ quintet into The Nash for nights of straight ahead, mainstream jazz.

Jim Nistico was born in Syracuse, NY, and raised in a musical home with older brother Sal Nistico paving the way on saxophone. Jim got started on clarinet at age 10, switching to tenor sax (Sal’s hand me down) at age 15. He played his first professional gig at 16 and continued playing in local clubs until age 21, when he landed a “pit band “gig at 3 Rivers Inn in upstate NY, backing Patti Page, Jerry Vale, Al Martino , and several other music legends of the day. From there, he joined Stan Collela and the official N.Y. State band playing for Bob Hope, Rosemary Clooney, Maxine Sullivan, Jack Jones, Tony Bennett, Natalie Cole and the whole Motown Circuit.

Jim has since stayed busy, having played the Syracuse Jazz Festival three times, the Glendale (AZ) Jazz Fest with his band Jazz Express, the Phoenix Jazz Festival with Lou Rawls, and the Chandler Jazz Festival with New York trumpeter Joe Magnarelli.

Joel Robin & Sons with Tony Vacca and special guests Delphine Cortez & Dennis Rowland

Joel Robin-piano | Adrian Goldenthal-bass | Julian Goldenthal-drums | Tony Vacca-sax/flute | Delphine Cortez-vocals | Dennis Rowland-vocals

What were the odds that a piano player would be blessed with two sons who play bass and drums – and well? Keeping the tradition going, Joel Robin & Sons, along with Tony Vacca, perform a special Father’s Day concert at The Nash..

Recorded Nov 2, 2019

Chuck Redd-vibes |Angelo Versace-piano | Tom Wakeling-bass | Dom Moio-drums

Double-threat groove master Chuck Redd is a highly-regarded drummer and vibraphonist in jazz circles, thanks to his 15-year stint as a member of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra and his 19-year tenure with the late guitarist Charlie Byrd – not to mention his  historic concert with the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet in Africa for the Namibian Independence Celebration.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Ted Sistrunk-upright bass | Mike Ozuna-electric guitar | Rob Moore-drums and percussion | Andrew Gross-saxophone

PLEASE NOTE: 7:00 START TIME FOR THIS SHOW

Odd Man Out, the innovative jazz quartet, will perform a live streaming show on June 19^th. The group is Mike Ozuna operating the guitar, Andrew Gross blowing dulcet tones on tenor saxophone and clarinet, Ted Sistrunk working the bass, and Rob Moore assisting everyone using drums and cymbals. This appearance of OMO will include a variety of jazz compositions from funky to swinging, but always with the joyous improvisation that Odd Man Out is known for. Those viewing the show in real time will be able to post comments directly to the band via Facebook. Please tune in for a potent and animated presentation!

Recorded Oct. 20, 2013

Margo Reed-vocals | Jim Henry-trumpet |Joel Robin-piano |Bob Lashier-bass | Cleve Huff-drums

This is a rare full-length show video recording of Margo Reed, one of the Valley’s most beloved and revered artists of all time. Lewis Nash refers to Margo as one of his musical parents! This is one of only two performances by Margo at The Nash. It faithfully captured the exquisite innate musicianship, the joy and the pain that was Margo, and the adoration that she received.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded August 31, 2019

Adam Roberts-tenor sax, Garrison Jones-piano, John Donnelly-bass, Adam Clark-drums

Saxophonist John Coltrane, whose centennial we celebrate this year, was clearly one of the most influential musicians and composers of the 20th century. His pioneering work as a leader and sideman with Jimmy Smith, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and many more, charted the course of jazz music for decades.
Drummer Adam Clark leads this exceptional quartet in celebrating this iconic musician’s career.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded Jan. 31, 2020

Saxophones: Hugh Lovelady, Mary Petrich, Bryon Ruth, Chris Campbell, Paul Brewer; Trumpets: Fred Forney, Kevin Tangney, Denny Monce, Danny Doyle; Trombones: Wade Eisinger, Milas Yoes, Benjie Messer, Richard Lillard; Rhythm: Shea Marshall-piano, Steve Himmelstein-guitar, Jon Murray-bass, Ken French-drums;special Guest: Dennis Rowland-vocals

THE NEW GUARD BIG BAND is Phoenix’s premiere jazz orchestra, comprising 17 of the most talented and in-demand musicians in the Valley. The show features the great vocalist Dennis Rowland, who toured with the Count Basie Orchestra for seven years and exciting arrangements from the pens of Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Bob Freedman and more.

Recorded June 19, 2018

Ellis Green-piano, Alex Price-trumpet, Max Beckman-bass, Filip Voia-Tipei

Ellis Green studied jazz at Arizona State University with Mike Kocour and Lewis Nash. This impressive performance is the culmination of year-long project interpreting the music of Tadd Dameron, one of the most influential arrangers of bop and swing eras who composed standards including "Hot House", "If You Could See Me Now", "Our Delight", "Good Bait" and "Lady Bird", all of which are freshly interpreted in this show.

Recorded Feb. 8, 2020

Andrew Gross-saxophone, Adam Roberts-saxophone, Mike Ozuna-guitar, Ted Sistrunk-bass, Scott Sadlon-drums, Joe Garcia-percussion

Led by drummer Scott Sadlon, SONRISA is a collective of some of the most talented jazz musicians in the Phoenix area.  Named after the Spanish word for “Smile” the group brings a joyful energy to all of its performances. It’s a rare occasion that all the members get to play together in the same band, which makes for a very special musical energy on stage.  Each tune, whether a jazz standard, a Latin piece, or a contemporary take on a Rock and Roll classic takes on its own personality through the band’s unique interpretation.

Recorded April 27, 2018

Nick Finzer’s Hear & Now

Lucas Pino-tenor, Nick Finzer-trombone, Rafal Sarneki-guitar, Glenn Zaleski-piano, Chris Finet-bass, Jimmy Macbride-drums

Nick Finzer is one of the most dynamic musicians of the millennial generation. He’s on a mission to be a passionate voice defining the sound of Jazz in this age while also bringing street cred to the trombone with a bold, tight sound.

Lucas Pino’s No Net Nonet!

Philip Dizack-trumpet, Alex LoRe-alto, Nick Finzer-trombone, Andrew Gutauskas-baritone, Rafal Sarnecki-guitar, Glenn Zaleski-piano, Chris Finet-bass, Jimmy Macbride-drums

While residency at New York's Smalls Jazz Club, Lucas Pino has developed his No Net Nonet into an exciting improvisational ensemble. The group forges new ground while maintaining a rich, organic, swinging center.

Recorded Jan 25, 2020

Randy Napoleon: Understated Guitar Genius
Randy Napoleon-guitar, Mike Kocour-piano, Ben Hedquist-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Randy Napoleon is an extraordinary guitarist, composer and arranger who toured and recorded with Benny Green, the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra and Michael Bublé before joining The Freddy Cole Quartet in 2007, for whom he arranged Mr. Cole's last five albums. His latest release as a leader is The Jukebox Crowd.

Recorded Nov. 1, 2018

Emmet Cohen-piano, Russell Hall-bass, Kyle Poole-drums

Multifaceted American jazz pianist Emmet Cohen is one of his generation’s pivotal artistic figures. Downbeat praised the “nimble touch, measured stride and warm harmonic vocabulary” he employs to communicate with other musicians and audiences at what he terms “the deepest level of humanity and individuality.” This was Emmet's first appearance at The Nash with his regular bandmates Russell Hall and Kyle Poole. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at www.thenash.org/helpnow.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded September 15, 2018

Cory Weeds-sax, David Hazeltine-piano, Michael Glynn-bass, Julian MacDonough-drums

Cory Weeds is a saxophonist with an expressive sound rooted in jazz tradition, as well as being a label owner with more than 160 CDs documenting unsung Jazz heroes, one of Canada’s most important Jazz impresarios, and a favorite at The Nash! This show features renowned pianist David Hazeltine, whose  modern approach blends effortlessly with Weed's classic tone. Coincidentally, their new CD, "Day By Day" on the Cellar Live label, was released this week! Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at www.thenash.org/helpnow.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded on March 24, 2018

Mayu Saeki-flute, Ayako Shirasaki-piano, Noriko Ueda-bass, Lewis Nash-drums

This concert celebrates the unique relationship between American jazz and Japanese culture. It features three extraordinary Japanese ladies of jazz in performance with Lewis Nash, with whom they have played many times in New York City. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at www.thenash.org/helpnow.

These “OMT” shows will be streamed on Facebook in their entirety (minus the intermission) so that you can enjoy them along with others (virtually, of course) as if you were in the audience. You can comment interactively with other viewers and the musicians who are viewing the show. NOTE: If you are unable to watch shows at the scheduled times, they will be available on our Facebook page for viewing on demand afterwards.

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Recorded on March 24, 2019

Emilio Vargas- saxophone, Alex Yuwen-saxophone, Charles Smith-piano, Greg Hasson-guitar, Max Beckman-bass, Sam Russo-drums

This outstanding concert by a sextet of Phoenix "young lions" is dedicated to the music of the great Arizona-born bassist and composer Charles Mingus. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at www.thenash.org/helpnow.

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Recorded Nov. 9, 2019

Mary Stallings-vocals, Eric Gunnison-piano, Mark Simon-bass, Paul Romaine-drums, with Javon Jackson-sax

Mary Stallings is “One of the most distinctive and compelling jazz singers on the scene today” (DownBeat). Her ease of delivery is unrivaled, as is the support given to her by this awesome band. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at thenash.org/helpnowRecorded Nov. 9, 2019 Mary Stallings-vocals, Eric Gunisson-piano, Mark Simon-bass, Paul Romaine-drums, Javon Jackson-sax Mary Stallings is “One of the most distinctive and compelling jazz singers on the scene today” (DownBeat). Her ease of delivery is unrivaled, as is the support given to her by this awesome band. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at thenash.org/helpnow.

Recorded Jan. 17, 2018

Warren Wolf-vibraphone, Angelo Versace-piano, Tom Wakeling-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Warren Wolf is a vibraphone virtuoso and one of the instrument’s brightest stars. Wolf puts on a show that takes his audience on a joyride — from deep grooves to straight-ahead burners. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at thenash.org/helpnow.

Recorded Nov. 30, 2019

Peter Bernstein-guitar, George Cables-piano, John Webber-bass, Jimmy Cobb-drums

Jimmy Cobb, the drummer on Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue”, the best-selling and most influential jazz album of all time, graced The Nash with a performance on his “This I Dig of You” CD Release tour. Enjoy this historic show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at thenash.org/helpnow.

Recorded Sept. 28, 2019
This concert was presented in partnership with The Nash and Beyond Jazz Phx as part of the Blue Note 80th Anniversary series in 2019.

Chaz Martineau-tenor saxophone, Jayson Davis-trumpet, Michael Kocour-piano, Max Beckman-bass, Joel Oroz-drums

In the Blue Note Records tradition, leader Mike Kocour gives voice to Phoenix jazz scene “young lions” who provide fresh interpretations of classics recorded by Art Blakey, Herbie Hancock, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Dexter Gordon and more. Enjoy the show, and please consider helping The Nash to continue bringing you world-class jazz by donating to “The Nash COVID-19 Emergency Fund” at thenash.org/helpnow.

Recorded June 1, 2019

Renee Grant Patrick-vocals, Suzanne Lansford-violin, Nicole Pesce-piano
with Dan Tomlinson-drums

We3-Nicole Pesce (piano), Suzanne Lansford (violin), and Renee Grant Patrick (vocalist), daughter to the late George Grant of the world-famous Ink Spots-is a powerhouse of talents combined, paying tribute to timeless tunes with new and familiar interpretations of popular, jazz, swing, and blues standards and so much more.

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Recorded on July 18,2019 

Diana Lee-vocals, Dennis Rowland-vocals, Dave Baradic-keys, Mike King-bass, and Greg Warner-drums

This show features two of the Phoenix area’s most beloved performers in a spirited musical romp together that covers jazz and a healthy dose of R&B.

Concord recording artist Dennis Rowland is beloved by jazz devotees and theatergoers around the globe. The Detroit native and Phoenix, Arizona resident was the voice of the world-renowned Count Basie Orchestra between 1977 and 1984, where he shared the stage with Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Joe Williams and Tony Bennett. He is also featured on the Basie Band’s Grammy award-winning record “On the Road”. An electrifying live performer, Rowland’s musical tours have taken him to Germany, Russia, England, Spain, Portugal, Scandinavia, the Czech Republic and Croatia. Stateside, he has performed at major jazz festivals, with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, and at metropolitan Phoenix-area jazz clubs and performing arts venues.

Born and raised in the Valley of the Sun, Diana Lee finds her musical inspiration through listening to instrumentalists, vocalists and music of all genres. Lee has performed all over the world, including touring as a singer with R&B group Sister Sledge. In 2014, Diana Lee held a CD release party for her debut jazz album “Mentor,” as a thank you to her teachers by making the music her own. To hear her Diana sing is to be seduced by her truly unique interpretations of songs

Together, Dennis and Diana are unbridled fun!

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Recorded on May 25, 2019

Fred Forney-trumpet, Brice Winston-tenor sax, Nick Manson-piano, Chris Finet-bass, Dom Moio-drums

Long-time Valley first-call trumpeter Fred Forney pays homage to nine-time Grammy Award winner Miles Dewey Davis III (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991). For over 50 years, Miles has been considered one of the leading innovators in the evolution of jazz music, pioneering Bop, Cool, Hard Bop, Avant Garde and Fusion.

This special celebration for Miles includes music from the albums Kind of Blue, Porgy and Bess, ESP, Round Midnight, Cookin’ and compositions by Miles’ sidemen during the 1950s and early 60s.

The Fred Forney Quintet features veterans Brice Winston (tenor), Nick Manson (piano), Chris Finet (bass) and Dom Moio (drums). The music is grooving, hot, cool, blues, expression and innovation.

Whether new to jazz or devotee, this show from The Nash archives is a must see!

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Recorded in November, 2018

Beth Lederman-piano, Felix Sainz-bass, Emerson Laffey-drums, Joe Garcia-percussion, with special guests Joe Corral-flute, Steven Powell-vocals

Translating as “Jazz with Soul” or “Jazz with Spirit,” Beth Lederman and Jazz Con Alma provide just that. With an emphasis on Latin Jazz, the group also ranges from hard swinging standards and salsa grooves to originals, with the spirit of improvisation and joy infusing the music.

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