About this Event
· Doors open: 6:30 pm
· Show 7 pm
· All tickets: $20
· Parties of 4 or more can reserve a table for an additional $25. Send a request to [email protected]
· Minors are welcome but must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
· Free street parking, no food or drink minimum, no charge to stay for second set.
Charles Rahmat Woods has performed on flute or saxophone with a wide array of musical greats, including Roy Haynes, Helen Humes, Don Cherry, Tarika Blue, Conjunto Peligro, Jean Paul Bourelly, Odean Pope’s Saxophone Choir, Eva Cassidy, Little Helena, Klassic Kids of DC, Poetry in Motion, Jazz-E, The Peace on Earth Ensemble, DC Jazz Festival’s Jazz for Healthier Generations, and others in New York, Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia Areas.
Born in Buffalo NY and a resident of the state of Maryland, Woods has appeared with his own ensembles on radio and television broadcast, and at a number of distinguished performance spaces. His theme music was used for the syndicated Native American cable TV show “Four Winds”. His song “Look What You Done to Me”, recorded by singer Sheila Skipworth, was used in the major feature film “Something New” starring Sanae Latham. His beautiful recording “Eleven Fifty Nine” was featured in the PBS documentary “July ‘64” by award winning Rochester NY film maker Carvin Eison.
Woods’ recordings include: “Tarika Blue Notebook”, “Rahmat Shabazz Trio Plus”, “The Language of Birds”, “Live at Johnny’s Half Shell”, “Dance With Your Wife”, “DC Love Orchestra”, “Rahmat Shabazz Original Jazz”, “Modern Music Therapy: The Music of Roy Haynes”, “The Stranger” and “Look” (C. Henry Woods Troupe). Charles Rahmat Woods is past President of the Syracuse University Alumni Jazz Appreciation Society, Secretary of the Listening Group of Washington, and is a Maryland Touring Artist with the Maryland State Arts Council
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street Northwest, Washington, United States
USD 23.18
