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SUMMARY:In a Silent Way: Joel Harrison Quintet plays Miles Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Paul Hanson\, reeds\nJoel Harrison\, guitar\nMichael Manring\,
  bass\nScott Amendola\, drums\n\nFormer Berkeley resident\, guitarist Joel
  Harrison\, returns to the Bay Area to journey into Miles Davis' iconic 19
 70 record\, "In a Silent Way." The band consists of old allies\, some of t
 he Bay Area's finest and most creative musicians—they will also perform 
 some of Harrison's original music. Harrison recently released a live recor
 d  from the Big Ears Festival of this music. The band's approach will be 
 to "make it new."\n\nGuitarist\, composer\, arranger\, lyricist\, writer\,
  educator\, and vocalist Joel Harrison has “created a new blueprint for 
 jazz” (New Orleans Times-Picayune). He has released 27 records\, a body 
 of work that connects multiple American traditions. While rooted in jazz\,
  his music moves fluidly through classical\, rock\, country\, and American
  roots music. The New York Times has described his work as “protean… b
 rilliant.”  \n\nHarrison is the founder and director of the Alternative
  Guitar Summit\, an annual festival devoted to innovative and unconvention
 al guitar music. The Summit has featured artists such as Fred Frith\, Nels
  Cline\, Bill Frisell\, Julian Lage\, Michael Gregory Jackson\, Mary Halvo
 rson\, and Pat Metheny\, who has called it “one of the most interesting 
 and distinguished forums for guitar on the planet.” Harrison is the auth
 or of Guitar Talk: Conversations with Visionary Players\, Pity the Genius\
 , and Modern Jazz Standards for Guitar\n\n$25 cover charge (cash at the do
 or\, please) / BYOB\nStudents $10\nFor a reservation\, call the bookshop a
 t 415-586-3733
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