PDF 
Bassist and composer Buster Williams leads his Something More ensemble in a presentation of flamenco and jazz entitled Spanish Sun – Flamenco Rising, with Mark Gross on saxophone, Eric Reed on piano, Ignacio Berroa on drums, and special guest Adam del Monte on flamenco guitar, at the Iridium Jazz Club August 6-8, 2010. Sets begin at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. and feature a $25 cover charge.
Building upon his bandleader status as the head of the “Something More” Quartet, Mr. Williams recently began composing a series of long-form suites that explore the traditions of American jazz and Spanish flamenco. Finding in Los Angeles-based flamenco guitarist Adam del Monte a like-minded collaborator, Williams composed new works that unite the complex harmonies of jazz with the 12-count rhythms and keening melodies of flamenco styles. The new works receive their New York Premiere at the Iridium Jazz Club.
For more information on Buster Williams, visit www.busterwilliams.com. For more information on Adam del Monte, visit www.adamdelmonte.com
Concert Information
August 6-8, 2010
Buster Williams Something More Presents “Spanish Sun- Flamenco Rising”
Buster Williams – bass and bandleader
Adam del Monte – flamenco guitar
Mark Gross – saxophone
Eric Reed – piano
Ignacio Berroa – drums
Iridium Jazz Club
1650 Broadway
Sets at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.
$25 Cover
Visit www.iridiumjazzclub.com for more information
Valery Amador has written 626 articles in BMM.
Bass Musician Magazine, a Virtual Bass Magazine Designed For Bass Players and Bass Professionals, is unlike any other as far as content is concerned. We feature a world class staff of diverse and extremely experienced bass players in their own field, covering not just the more or less "how to" approach, but looking into the methodology and personal experiences these players have to offer as well to gain insight on what we hope to make the focal point of this magazine, that being, becoming a better "musician".
Bass Musician Magazine features articles on the most influential players (known and unknown) of the day. Our regular columns cover a vast amount of musical territory with a diverse look at any and all pertinent info that will aid what we feel should be the main focus of any aspiring bassist, finding "your own voice".
We also present an unprecedented audio and video architecture within our virtual pages. We blend the "You Tube" experience with the educational process to better enhance your musical awareness and growth.
We feature "up and coming" players. Through our own experience with MySpace, Facebook and Twitter, we have seen, heard and connected with some truly talented players and we will do our best to bring these unknown talents to the forefront and give them the exposure they deserve.
As far as Bass Musician Magazine reviews are concerned, whether it is CD's, DVD's, books, or musical gear, we will take the time to prescreen for our readers whatever has been presented to us, and review only what in our opinion is a viable option for our readers to consider, so it becomes not just a "review" we're offering, but a "recommendation" as well in hopes of guiding our audience to some alternatives they may or may not have known about that we feel deserves attention.
As Bass Musician Magazine continues to develop, we welcome any comments you may have, and look forward to bringing together the "world wide" bass community.Related posts:
- Alan Pasqua and Allan Holdsworth, Live at Yoshi’s Jazz Club
- Ireland: Sligo Jazz Project Featuring Michael Manring and John Golsby
- Mon, Jun 14: Bassist and BMM Staff Writer Jaime David Vazquez on Vid 90.3 Jazz FM
- PDX – Damian Erskine Project & Sean Hutchinson’s Still Life
- Double Bassist Peter Seymour and PROJECT
