About this Event
Not the Jimi Hendrix Tribute you’re expecting. Musicians Blake Fleming, Evan Jagels, and Wyatt Ambrose honor one of music history’s greatest innovators by reimagining his iconic songs through the lens of a modern improvising trio. Each arrangement presents listeners with fresh takes on familiar songs that you have to hear to imagine.
Repertoire includes “Fire” as real Coltrane-inspired fire music, “” as a blistering Brazilian Baiao, and Machine Gun as persisting anti-war cry for contemporary society.
is an innovative percussionist and improviser known for his work with several influential groups including , The Mars Volta, and . Fleming’s drumming has been written about in such major publications as The New York Times, NPR.com, Spin, Rolling Stone, MOJO, Modern Drummer, DRUM!, Dangerous Minds, and Pitchfork.
is a versatile upright and electric bassist who has worked with various artists such as Stacy Dillard, John Stowell, and Eugene Freisen, and the re-formed Dazzling Killmen. He is an active voice in both modern jazz and improvised music performing original works for solo bass and with a variety of co-led groups including and .
is a guitarist and composer devoted to the exploration of improvised music, approaching his work with an open heart to all forms of great music. He is a NYSCA grant awardee, artist-in-residence at , and has performed with venerated artists such as , Ray Vega, and . He frequently performs original music with his trio, quartet, and the co-led group .
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Other Side (Utica), 2011 Genesee Street, Utica, United States
USD 17.85
