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Oct 2011 Bookings/Gig Schedule
Date / Time
Band
Idiom
Venue
City
Sat.
Oct 01
2011
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Week 1
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6:00pm
Open for Dinner
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8:00pm
Show
Toronto's most unique jazz venue presents:
FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES
miles.brownman.com
produced and directed by Brownman
executive producer Frank Francis

For 5 saturdays in Oct, Brownman will lead
5 different all-star ensembles through
5 historic eras of jazz which Miles Davis
catalyzed & immortalized with his presence.
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 Week 1
"YOUNG MILES"
The BIRD YEARS
At 17 years of age Miles would travel across the river from his home in East St. Louis, Illinois to St. Louis, Missouri to hear well-known jazz musicians play in clubs.  Mesmerized by their talent and style, he would listen to their all night jam sessions until Charlie "Bird" Parker arrived in St. Louis with the Billy Eckstine Band in 1944.  Bird was the creative force behind a new form of jazz later to be dubbed "bebop" and the young Miles would become fascinated with it's complex melodic and harmonic structure leading Miles to follow Bird across the country until he was allowed to substitute for his trumpet player at the time - Dizzy Gillespie.  His tenure as Bird's sideman would most exemplify this hard-swinging period of his life. 
featuring
Brownman - trumpet (National Jazz Award winner)
Nick Morgan - alto sax (Grand Prix Du Jazz nominee)
Gary Williamson - piano (UofT faculty / Dave Young)
Brendan Davis - upright bass (Norman Marshall Villeneuve)
Bob McLaren - drums (Canadian jazz legend / Sam Noto)
Week 1
- JAZZ - 
A Tribute to
Miles Davis

For the lovers of be-bop, this is the show for you.
 WEB AD

Trane Studio
Info:
416-913-8197
(MAP)
$20

at the door
----
$15
advance list
----
$60
Full Fest Pass
(1 price, all 5 shows)
----
Email us
to get on the
advance guest list
964 Bathurst St.
(north of Bloor
at Follis)
Toronto
Fri.
Oct 07
2011
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8:00pm
Hamilton's Pearl Company Arts Facility
presents:
Kaleidoscope Brown
Pearl's new monthly concert series featuring a different ensemble featuring Brownman Ali each month. "We are calling it the Kaleidoscope Brown Jazz Series! “Kaleidoscope” because of the startling diversity this artist always displays as evidenced by the breadth of music making he’s always a part of."
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This month:
BROWNMAN AKOUSTIC TRIO

featuring
Brownman - trumpet
Soren Nissen - upright bass
Eric West - drums
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From Press Release:
"Recently returning to Toronto after a summer of juggling touring schedules between the Brownman Electryc Trio and various US projects, the Toronto based Trinidadian-born multi-award winning jazz trumpeter brings his acoustic trio to Gate 403 for a Sunday night of 50's & 60's jazz ala Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Joe Henderson, Duke Ellington and the American jazz songbook."
Mainstream
Jazz
--
like Miles, Duke, 
Coltrane, Bird, etc...
Pearl Company
Arts Facility
Info:
905-524-0606
(MAP)
$15 door
16 Steven St.
Hamilton
Sat.
Oct 08
2011
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Week 2
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6:00pm
Open for Dinner
----
8:00pm
Show
Toronto's most unique jazz venue presents:
FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES
miles.brownman.com
produced and directed by Brownman
executive producer Frank Francis

For 5 saturdays in Oct, Brownman will lead
5 different all-star ensembles through
5 historic eras of jazz which Miles Davis
catalyzed & immortalized with his presence.
--
 Week 2
"BIRTH OF THE COOL
& KIND OF BLUE"
Post-bop Miles
The term "cool" came to particular prominence in the 1950s to describe a more cerebral, less impassioned way of playing jazz. It's generally supposed that these sessions were part of the inspiration for the 'cool school' of jazz which flourished, particularly on the West Coast, in the 50s.  Miles would confound the public's expectations by departing the bop world of Charlie Parker and embracing this new order of jazz as heard on "Birth Of The Cool" (Capitol Records, '50).  This 'cooler' form of expression would lead to the modal approaches of "Kind Of Blue" (Columbia, '64) free of fixed harmony and the now legendary collaboration with the then rising tenor saxophone icon John Coltrane.
featuring
Brownman - trumpet (National Jazz Award winner)
Jeff King - tenor sax (Juno Award winner)
Robi Botos - piano (Juno Award winner)
Ross McIntyre - upright bass (Matt Dusk)
Anthony Michelli - drums (William Carn) 
Week 2
- JAZZ - 
A Tribute to
Miles Davis

The first set will focus on the "Birth Of The Cool" beginnings of this era... the second set will emphasize the "Kind Of Blue" approaches
 WEB AD

Trane Studio
Info:
416-913-8197
(MAP)
$20

at the door
----
$15
advance list
----
$60
Full Fest Pass
(1 price, all 5 shows)
----
Email us
to get on the
advance guest list
964 Bathurst St.
(north of Bloor
at Follis)
Toronto
Wed.
Oct 12
2011
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8:00pm
Fund-raiser at the world-famous El Mocambo
in support of the Children's Peace Theatre
presents:
BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO
Brownman Electryc Trio
with the B.E.T. Canadian permutation:
Brownman - electric trumpet
Ben Miller - 6-string electric bass
Colin Kingsmore - drums
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Talent line-up
- BOBBY JONES & FRIENDS
- BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO
- TIM BOVACONTI with PAT ALCOCK
- Featuring DJ Danny Dwyer, Silent Auction & door prizes

JazzOnline writes: 
"Brownman Ali's powerful trio captures the essence of the later years in Miles Davis' life, his electric period, without imitation. Brownman's ELECTRYC TRIO is uniquely his own, yet echoes with the sounds of ‘Bitches Brew’ and ‘In a Silent Way’ right down to Miles’ use of electronics while still managing to stay grounded in the sounds of today, clearly paying apt tribute to Brownman's NYC mentor Randy Brecker. Impressive."

from Press Release:
The Peace Theatre brings together 60 youth and 12 of Toronto’s finest professional artists to create some of the city’s best summer theatre. This year’s show, What Goes Around?, was one of the most provocative Peace Theatre productions yet, as the children explore cycles of life, nature & being - and how these concepts affect us personally and globally.

Modern Electric
Groove Jazz
--
2007 Canadian
National Jazz Award winners for "Electric Jazz
Group of the Year"
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Fund-raiser for
the Toronto
Children's
Peace Theatre
El Mocambo
Info:
416-782-1550
(MAP)
$20

at the door
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$15
advance
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100% of box office to Children’s Peace Theatre
464 Spadina Ave.
(just south of College)
Toronto
Sat.
Oct 15
2011
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Week 3
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6:00pm
Open for Dinner
----
8:00pm
Show
Toronto's most unique jazz venue presents:
FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES
miles.brownman.com
produced and directed by Brownman
executive producer Frank Francis

For 5 saturdays in Oct, Brownman will lead
5 different all-star ensembles through
5 historic eras of jazz which Miles Davis
catalyzed & immortalized with his presence.
--
 Week 3
"PLUGGED NICKEL"
The Shorter Years
Two quintets in particular featuring 2 tenor saxophone giants dominated Miles' musical life almost exclusively from the mid 50's, right up until the 70's, one featuring John Coltrane and the other featuring Wayne Shorter.  This period would feature an assortment of quintets and sextets all pushing the boundaries of improvisation within a simple modal framework, but the two teamings that would leave the world breathless would be those of Coltrane and Shorter.  Of those two teamings it would be the Miles-Shorter pairing that would result in some of the most explosively creative & exploratory jazz in Miles' history.  "Live at the Plugged Nickel" (Columbia / Legacy '65) continues to be a paramount recording in the great Miles lineage and considered by many to be some of the most ground-breaking jazz in history.
Brownman - trumpet (National Jazz Award winner)
Ryan Oliver - tenor sax (just back from NYC!)
Dave Restivo - piano (National Jazz Award winner)
Mark Cashion - upright bass (Shufle Demons)
Morgan Childs - drums (hot young player!) 
Week 3
- JAZZ - 
A Tribute to
Miles Davis

The tune list will be choosen from the tunes performed by the 1965 Live At The Plugged Nickel band
 WEB AD

Trane Studio
Info:
416-913-8197
(MAP)
$20

at the door
----
$15
advance list
----
$60
Full Fest Pass
(1 price, all 5 shows)
----
Email us
to get on the
advance guest list
964 Bathurst St.
(north of Bloor
at Follis)
Toronto
Fri.
Oct 21
2011
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9:00pm
Toronto's newest jazz club Poetry Jazz Cafe
presents
CRUZAO LATIN-JAZZ TRIO
Click to see full poster
(see the poster)
featuring
Brownman Ali - trumpet  (Trinidad)
Paco Luvianor - bass (Mexico)
Amhed Mitchel - drums (Cuba)
--
From press release:
"3 members of the award-winning latin-jazz supergroup CRUZAO come together in rare trio format to delight Poetry Jazz Cafe audiences with their energized Brazilian and Cuban vibes."
Latin-jazz
Trio
Poetry
Jazz Cafe
Info:
416-599-5299
(MAP)
$5
224 Augusta Ave
(this place has no sign - look for the giant painting of Miles Davis' hands on the entrance!)
Toronto
Sat.
Oct 22
2011
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Week 4
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6:00pm
Open for Dinner
----
8:00pm
Show
Toronto's most unique jazz venue presents:
FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES
miles.brownman.com
produced and directed by Brownman
executive producer Frank Francis

For 5 saturdays in Oct, Brownman will lead
5 different all-star ensembles through
5 historic eras of jazz which Miles Davis
catalyzed & immortalized with his presence.
--
 Week 4
"From BITCHES BREW to TUTU"
Electric Miles
Legendary as a kind of line in the sand challenging jazz fans during the ascendance of electric, psychedelic rock, "In a Silent Way" (Colombia Records, 1969) hinted at the repetitive polyrhythms Davis would employ throughout the early '70s. It also partook generously of electric piano and bass tonal colourings previously explored in acoustic settings, but "In a Silent Way" and the subsequent "Bitches Brew" and "Live Evil" recordings remains a clearly electric jazz record, part ambient color exploration, part rock-inflected energy and vibe, and part outright maverick creativity. Long, breathy solos would be a feature of this era, glistening against his new groups' strange admixture of musical moods.  Miles would stay on this "electric" path right in to the '80's, continually exploring these textures with newer and younger generations of musicians.
Brownman - electric trumpet (National Jazz Award winner)
Ted Quinlan - electric guitar (Juno winner / Humber faculty)
Adrean Farrugia - rhodes & synths (Juno nominee / Mohawk faculty)
Pat Kilbride - 6-string electric bass (Juno nominee / Humber faculty)
Chris Lamont - drums (Ali Bros / Kevin Clark) 
Week 4
- JAZZ - 
A Tribute to
Miles Davis

The first set tonight will focus on the "Bitches Brew" 70's era... the second set will emphasize the "Tutu" 80's ideologies.
 WEB AD

Trane Studio
Info:
416-913-8197
(MAP)
$20

at the door
----
$15
advance list
----
$60
Full Fest Pass
(1 price, all 5 shows)
----
Email us
to get on the
advance guest list
964 Bathurst St.
(north of Bloor
at Follis)
Toronto
Mon.
Oct 24
2011
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9:00pm
The Rex - Toronto's highest rated jazz club
presents
JOHN CHEESMAN
JAZZ ORCHESTRA

"A unique and progressive big band under the
direction of drummer/composer John Cheesman."
featuring:
John Cheesman (drums & compositions)
Sandy Barter, Jason Logue, Brownman Ali, Bruce Cassidy
(trumpets)
Andy Ballyntyne, Colleen Allen, Don Englert
(saxes)
RJ, Will Carn, Bob Livingston
(trombones)
Ted Quinlin (guitar)
Gary Williamson (piano)
Scott Alexander (bass)
Modern
Progressive
Big Band
The Rex
Info:
416-598-2475
(MAP)
$7
194 Queen St. West
Toronto
Fri.
Oct 28
2011
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10:30pm
Buffalo's The Bend presents:
Brownman's
HALLOWEEN THRILLER

featuring
Brownman - trumpet
Ben Miller - electric bass
Aaron Staebell - drums
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From Press Release: 
For Halloween Brownman will lead the Brownman Electryc Trio through the music of MICHAEL JACKSON's seminal THRILLER record... and a ton of groovy danceable funk, soul and r'n'b, re-interpreted and reworked by the trio.  Don't feel like you HAVE to dress up... but feel free to.  Fri Oct 28 - Brownman's Halloween Thriller!  Hope to see you there!
Halloween
Groove Party
--
The Music of
Michael Jackson's
THRILLER
--
Show will
be recorded!!
The Bend
Info:
716-884-1030
(MAP)
$5
256 Allen St.
Buffalo,
New York
Sat.
Oct 29
2011
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Week 5
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6:00pm
Open for Dinner
----
8:00pm
Show
Toronto's most unique jazz venue presents:
FIVE WEEKS FOR MILES
miles.brownman.com
produced and directed by Brownman
executive producer Frank Francis

For 5 saturdays in Oct, Brownman will lead
5 different all-star ensembles through
5 historic eras of jazz which Miles Davis
catalyzed & immortalized with his presence.
--
 Week 5
"DOO-BOP"
Had He Lived...
Towards the end of Miles' life he began an exploration of another sub-component of modern popular music - hip-hop.  The "Doo-bop" recording (Warner,'92) would feature rappers and loops and would have marked the beginning of Miles' exploration or this artform.  It is often harshly referred to by critics as his "worst" documented recording and as a "forgettable" era of his life, but it still stands strongly as a prime example of the Milesian ethic - his ability to recognize "what's next" and creatively move within and extend that artform.  Brownman states "I believe it is extremely probable that Miles would have worked closely with the likes of Tribe Called Quest, The Roots, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, junglists, DJs, rappers, beat-makers alike... had he lived.  Tonight will be a salute to what MIGHT have been."
Brownman - electric trumpet (National Jazz Award winner)
Mad Dukes - rapper (Gruvasylum Syndicate, NYC)
DJ Cutler - turntables (Jeru The Damaja, NYC)
Ben Miller - 6-string electric bass (God Made Me Funky)
Mark Kelso - drums (Chaka Khan) 
Week 5
- JAZZ - 
A Tribute to
Miles Davis

All night groove baby...
 WEB AD

Trane Studio
Info:
416-913-8197
(MAP)
$20

at the door
----
$15
advance list
----
$60
Full Fest Pass
(1 price, all 5 shows)
----
Email us
to get on the
advance guest list
964 Bathurst St.
(north of Bloor
at Follis)
Toronto
Matinee
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Sun.
Oct 30
2011
----
5:00pm
to
8:00pm
Toronto's Gate 403
presents
BROWNMAN AKOUSTIC TRIO

featuring
Brownman - trumpet
Mark Cashion - upright bass
Eric West - drums
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From Press Release:
"Recently returning to Toronto after a summer of juggling touring schedules between the Brownman Electryc Trio and various US projects, the Toronto based Trinidadian-born multi-award winning jazz trumpeter brings his acoustic trio to Gate 403 for a Sunday night of 50's & 60's jazz ala Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Joe Henderson, Duke Ellington and the American jazz songbook."
Mainstream
Jazz
--
like Miles, Duke, 
Coltrane, Bird, etc...
Gate 403
Info:
416-588-2930 
(MAP)
$PWYC
403 Roncessvalles Ave.
Toronto
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UPCOMING

More Brownman Electryc Trio
tour dates in support of
the release of Juggernaut
on Browntasauras Records

Please grab a copy at
Browntasauras.Brownman.com

Brown is focused heavily
on recording sessions:
He was, or is laying tracks in
studios with the following artists:
Nelly Furtado (pop)
Brownman Electryc Trio (electric jazz)
Shifty (hip-hop)
Shyann (neo-soul)
Strange Attractors (modern jazz)
Chiva (Colombian latin-jazz)
Josh Goodman (jazz)
Gerardo Brizuela (Latin house / electronica)
Trey Mills (singer/songwriter)
Rex Mann (folk)
Sheldon Barkley (Calypso)
Fernando Maar (jazz-rock)
Tia Brazda (singer/songwriter)
Jued (hip-hop)
John Eccelston (singer/songwriter)
Professor D (hip-hop)
Third Word (hip-hop)
Rikoshay (hip-hop)
Jason Wilson (progressive reggae)
CRUZAO (latin-jazz-urbania)
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R.I.P. GURU
On Apr 19th, 2010 Keith "Guru" Elam died after a long battle with cancer.  Since 2006, Brownman has been touring as the featured soloist with Guru's Jazzmatazz, and appeared on Jazzmatazz Vol. 4

Visit the Guru & Brownman memorial page:
Guru.Brownman.com

Guru & Brownman
- a brief history -

Guru and Brownman - Belgium

2006 ended for Brownman with the explosive "Jazz By Genre" presentation of legendary rapper of Jazzmatazz and Gangstarr fame - GURU, held in Toronto's revered Mod Club.  This could have been just another 'backing band for out-of-town act' session for the often called Trinidadian trumpeter, but the chemistry between Brown and Guru was evident even back then on their first meeting.  During that show Guru would push him out of his regular horn position to the front of the stage to solo while the hip-hop legend held a mic in front of his horn's bell.  This single performance would lead to a phone call from Guru's team a month later asking Brown if he was available to make an appearance on the upcoming 2007 release of 'Jazzmatazz Vol. 4', replacing the luminious Donald Byrd as the featured trumpet soloist.  Brown, accepting immediately, would write a special horn arrangement of "Universal Struggle" and solo throughout the tune.  In early Feb '07 he was again contacted by Guru's people, impressed by Brown's work on the track, to ask him to tour America for the release of JAZZMATAZZ VOL. 4.

Brownman soloing hard - Portugal (photo: Alexandre Vaz)

Since then Brownman has been touring the world as the featured soloist with GURU's JAZZMATAZZ as they brought their unique breed of jazz-hip-hop through The United States, Europe, Japan & South America. 

See extensive YouTube archive of tour footage.

Update:
In Jan 2010, Both Brownman & DJ DooWop left Jazzmatazz together, their exit precipitated by the often reported meglomaniacal ways of Solar - Guru's producer.  Guru had, over time, had slowly given up control of all affairs to Solar who, in turn, continued to abuse and manipulate the entire team, from Guru himself through the organization's entire infra-structure.

On Apr 19th, 2010 Keith "Guru" Elam died after a long battle with cancer.

For more on the fiasco behind Solar's dominance over Guru visit :  FuckSolar.com - a fan driven website dedicated to documenting Solar's downfall.

See Brownman's unabridged 3000 word interview with the Boston Phoenix, reprinted with permission by FuckSolar.com, where he details all he saw while with Jazzmatazz.

Guru and Brownman - Brazil


BROWN NEWS
(by publicist Andrew McIntosh) :

On Nov 22nd, 2010 Brownman Ali was inducted into the WHOS WHO IN BLACK CANADA - the famous comprehensive national biographical directory & website of outstanding Black-Canadian achievers - alongside jazz legend Oliver Jones and former Governor General Rt. Hon. Michaëlle Jean.  This rather impressive look at this life, includes an interview, and embedded video from the BRAVO! Channel documentary on his life entitled "the life and times of Brown":
www.WhosWhoInBlackCanada.com/2010/11/22/brownman-ali
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Artvoice magazine nominates
BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO for
2010 Jazz Act of the Year
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Brownman nonimated for a 2010
Toronto Independant Music Award w/ the
BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO for
2010 Toronto Jazz Group of the Year
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Brownman named
2009 Favourite Touring Soloist
(w/ Jazzmatazz) 
by London, UK's Jazz After Dark 
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Brownman nonimated for a 2008
Toronto Independant Music Award w/ the
BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO for
2008 Toronto Jazz Group of the Year
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Brownman nonimated for a 2008
National Jazz Award w/ the
BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO for
2008 Electric Jazz Group of the Year
(the group won in this category last year)
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Brownman named Toronto's
NOW Magazine's
2007 Toronto Jazz Trumpeter of the Year
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Featured cover story for the Oct/Nov 2007 issue
of CODA magazine, Canada's most acclaimed
jazz publication since 1958. 

Read the whole article
here (2.3meg PDF file)
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After being nominated in 5 categories at the 2007 Canadian National Jazz Awards, the BROWNMAN ELECTRYC TRIO was honoured to have been awarded the 2007 National Jazz Award for Electric Jazz Group of the Year.  Thanks to all that voted!
Brownman was nominated for :
- Canadian National Jazz Composer of the Year
- Canadian National Jazz Musician of the Year
- Canadian National Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year
- Canadian National Latin-jazz Artist of the Year
- Canadian National Electric Group of the Year
    (w/ Brownman Electryc Trio)
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Brownman asked to tour with legendary NYC hip-hop rapper Guru (of Gangstarr and Jazzmatazz fame).  After replacing the unavailable Roy Hargrove on Guru's Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 recording session (hits the store in June), Brownman was asked to tour America.  He departs June 9th for Zurich, Switzerland for 3 days of rehearsals before embarking on a blistering tour European tour before the U.S.A. tour dates being July 15.  Check out the tour dates:
http://www.brownman.com/GigSchedule/2007-06-sched.htm
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Brownman was 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!
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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! 
http://ElectrycTrio.brownman.com
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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.
http://www.MySpace.com/BrownmanMusic
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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)
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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.
http://www.praguejazzopen.cz
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Brownman toured 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 2006 - arriving back in Toronto just in time to perform 8 times for the Toronto Jazz Festival.  More Argentine info as it comes in...
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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:
http://Brownman.com/Interviews/Eye-Sept2005/StyleForMiles.html

ALI BROS "mythological" Canada Day performance:
http://Brownman.com/Interviews/2005-08-FilmFest/Mythology.html

Interview with View Magazine (in depth)
http://Brownman.com/Interviews/ViewMag-Mar2005/VIEW-Gruv-Mar24to30-2005.htm


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