Friday February 26, 2010
(from The New York Times by Nate Chinen)
A warm sense of occasion surrounds this week’s Village Vanguard engagement by the saxophonist Joe Lovano. The club just commemorated its 75th anniversary, another mile marker in a storied and still vital history.
And Mr. Lovano, leading the group from his most recent album, “Folk Art” (Blue Note), is celebrating something else besides: his 30th year as a Vanguard regular, stretching back to an early tenure in the esteemed house big band, which still holds court (under different leadership now) every Monday night.
Read the entire review on NYT Online
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