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Jerome Jennings: Solidarity
Dizzy's Club
Nov. 12, 2019
1:03 - The Theory of Difference - (Composed & Arranged by Jerome Jennings)
14:29 - Marielle (For Marielle Franco) - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
29:45 - Recy’s Lament - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
41:00 - Convo with Senator Flowers - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
51:38 - Pay It No Mind - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
Drummer Jerome Jennings has worked with jazz royalty like Hank Jones, Sonny Rollins, Ray Charles, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Christian McBride, and dozens more. He’s also been a favorite at Jazz at Lincoln Center. From trios to big bands and beyond, Jennings’ deep pocket, versatility, and blazing chops have made him a first-call drummer and respected bandleader. In November of 2019 Jennings’ debuted his second album as a leader and composer, and Solidarity has the conceptual theme of honoring African-American women in seeking social justice. Join us while we revisit this incredible evening that is sure to move you in spirit and in groove and swing.
Jerome Jennings, drums
Paula Winter, percussion
Josh Evans, trumpet
Stacy Dillard, tenor saxophone
Clark Gayton, trombone
Jorge Castro, tenor saxophone/flute
Melanie Charles, vocals/flute
Devin Starks, bass
Zaccai Curtis, piano
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To learn more about Jazz at Lincoln Center, visit us at jazz.org
Jerome Jennings: Solidarity
Dizzy's Club
Nov. 12, 2019
1:03 - The Theory of Difference - (Composed & Arranged by Jerome Jennings)
14:29 - Marielle (For Marielle Franco) - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
29:45 - Recy’s Lament - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
41:00 - Convo with Senator Flowers - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
51:38 - Pay It No Mind - (Comp. & Arr. by Jerome Jennings)
Drummer Jerome Jennings has worked with jazz royalty like Hank Jones, Sonny Rollins, Ray Charles, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Christian McBride, and dozens more. He’s also been a favorite at Jazz at Lincoln Center. From trios to big bands and beyond, Jennings’ deep pocket, versatility, and blazing chops have made him a first-call drummer and respected bandleader. In November of 2019 Jennings’ debuted his second album as a leader and composer, and Solidarity has the conceptual theme of honoring African-American women in seeking social justice. Join us while we revisit this incredible evening that is sure to move you in spirit and in groove and swing.
Jerome Jennings, drums
Paula Winter, percussion
Josh Evans, trumpet
Stacy Dillard, tenor saxophone
Clark Gayton, trombone
Jorge Castro, tenor saxophone/flute
Melanie Charles, vocals/flute
Devin Starks, bass
Zaccai Curtis, piano
Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP108...
To learn more about Jazz at Lincoln Center, visit us at jazz.org
