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Aug 11 2006 |
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BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO Brownman - electric trumpet Greg Chudzik - 5-string electric bass Aaron Staebell - drums |
Groove Jazz |
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BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO Brownman - electric trumpet Greg Chudzik - 5-string electric bass Aaron Staebell - drums The trio appears at the Cafe every other week SEE PRESS RELEASE |
Groove Jazz -- JazzOnline writes: "Nick 'Brownman' Ali's powerful electrified trio captures the essence of the later years in Miles Davis' life, his electric period, without imitation... while managing to stay grounded in the sounds of today. Impressive." |
Hardware Cafe (MAP) |
Buffalo, New York |
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with soon to be signed to SONY MUSIC Artists: BEYOND EDEN BEYOND EDEN plays a unique fusion of musical styles, incorporating rock, reggae, hip-hop, and disco with traditional Jewish content. Songs are both in Hebrew and English. The band's live shows are high-energy and intense, with a pulsating groove, designed to keep audiences on their feet and dancing. Think Dave Matthews Band meets Stevie Wonder. ---- Brownman will appear as the featured soloist with the band |
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Tour (See Beyond Eden website for tour venues) |
Tour |
Fri
Aug 25 2006 |
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BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO Brownman - electric trumpet Greg Chudzik - 5-string electric bass Aaron Staebell - drums The trio appears at the Cafe every other week SEE PRESS RELEASE |
Groove Jazz -- JazzOnline writes: "Nick 'Brownman' Ali's powerful electrified trio captures the essence of the later years in Miles Davis' life, his electric period, without imitation... while managing to stay grounded in the sounds of today. Impressive." |
Hardware Cafe (MAP) |
Buffalo, New York |
Sun
Aug 27 2006 |
-- Latin-jazz afternoon brunch series |
- as part of their Sunday Latin-jazz brunch series- MARRON LATIN TRIO Brownman - electric trumpet Ross MacIntyre - 6-string electric bass Rich Brisco - drums |
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Feelings Info: 416-423-1313 (MAP) |
(just east of Woodbine station) Toronto |
Thurs
Aug 31 2006 |
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BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO Brownman - electric trumpet Tyler Emond - 6-string electric bass Colin Kingsmore - drums |
Groove Jazz -- JazzOnline writes: "Nick 'Brownman' Ali's powerful electrified trio captures the essence of the later years in Miles Davis' life, his electric period, without imitation... while managing to stay grounded in the sounds of today. Impressive." |
Place (MAP) |
(one block west of Dufferin) Toronto |
*Important news : FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES WILL BE POSPONED UNTIL 2007
Due to funding cutbacks from the government bodies that funded this series, under this new conservative government - FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES, normally taking place is Sept will be posted until the New Year.
Watch for the BRAZILIAN TRIFECTA to take it's place at the Trane Studio in Sept!
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BIG UPCOMING GIGS (by publicist Andrew McIntosh) : Sept's
seems to be all about Brazilian for Brown!!
Fri
Sept 1, Fri Sept 8, Fri Sept 15
Wed,
Sept 27 @ The
Rex, 9pm-midnight
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BROWN NEWS (by publicist Andrew McIntosh) : Brownman was recently nominated for a 2006 Canadian National Jazz Award for "Latin-jazz Artist of the Year". The prize was awarded to the luminous and deserving Hilario Duran, but we at Brownman Music Inc. would like to thank all those who voted for this dynamic performer! Brownman to tour ARGENTINA for 3 weeks - beginning with the Buenos Aires Jazz Festival and includes feature concert presentations with some of Argentina's finest jazz and tango artists! May 21 to June 15 - arriving back in Toronto just in time to perform 8 times for the Toronto Jazz Festival. More Argentine info as it comes in... Shortly
after returning from the last South American tour in Jan '06, the BROWNMAN
ELECTRYC TRIO began a new jazz residency at
Buffalo's ultra hip Allen St. Hardware Cafe... this residency will continue
through summer and all of upstate NY is invited to join the party!
No
longer able to deny the undeniable - Brownman Music now has a MySpace.com
page. There are 4 tunes and some video from CRUZAO is currently loaded
(though they will be on weekly rotation), pics, and a ton more. Feel
free to drop in and make Brown your MySpace friend.
The AUDIO/VIDEO section at Brownman.com now has new audio up - as well as a 2 minute movie trailer from film maker Vitold Vidic's Documentary "CRUZAO: The Movie" which first aired at the 2005 Toronto film festival and documents the trials and tribulations of Brownman's struggle to get CRUZAO GRUPO MONSTRUOSO - the 15-man version of CRUZAO - prepped for it's inaugural performance at the 2004 Distillery Jazz Festival with the clocking ticking down and problems mounting. http://Brownman.com/pages-AudVid.htm (Under VIDEO) Brownman
recently appointed to the Prague Jazz Open Festival's Board of Artistic
Directors where his knowledge and expertise will aid in shaping the vision
of the festival's 2006/2007 programming.
Collaborations seems to be the name of the game in 2006 and we'd like to mention some of those fantastic groups that have featured Brown in recent months: IRAKERE, CHISPA Y LOS COMPLICES, TUMBAO INC., DUB TRINITY, KUSH, FERTILE GROUND, SOULIVE, KOBOTOWN, KELLY LEE EVANS, MR. SOMETHING SOMETHING, METHODOLOGY, JAH-B, MAPALE, CHIVA, RITA DI GHENT & The SPRAWL PROJECT, AVE RD. & CESCO. All are world-class ensembles and we encourage those reading this to put their names into Google and check out their artistry.
OLDER BROWN NEWS (by publicist Andrew McIntosh) : Brownman voted Toronto's 2005 BEST JAZZ ARTIST by NOW Magazine: http://brownman.com/PressReleases/NowAward-Oct27-2005_v13.PDF Errol
Nazereth's feature article on FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES:
ALI
BROS "mythological" Canada Day performance:
Interview
with View Magazine (in depth)
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