Tickets available now for Fellowship Philadelphia show

February 4th, 2010 by groundswell

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Here is the link to buy tix!  Don’t miss it.

Brian Blade and the Fellowship/Wayne Shorter Quartet to play New Orleans Jazz Fest 2010

January 27th, 2010 by groundswell

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What an incredible line up for 2010!  Check out the schedule here.

Wayne Shorter Quartet performs Prometheus Unbound with the New England Conservatory

January 24th, 2010 by groundswell

Prometheus Unbound from New England Conservatory on Vimeo.

Kiyoshi Kitagawa Trio Footage

January 24th, 2010 by groundswell

New Black Dub date announced

January 22nd, 2010 by groundswell

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Saturday 02.13.10: DANIEL LANOIS’ BLACK DUB.
Read more here.

Daniel Lanois’ Black Dub NYC Date Announced

January 17th, 2010 by groundswell

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Hey New Yorker’s….here is your chance to catch “Black Dub”.

Wednesday, Feb 17 8:00p
Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY

Tickets on sale here shortly.

NPR features Myron Walden of the Fellowship

January 14th, 2010 by groundswell

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Enjoy this fine piece from NPR on Myron’s latest work.

Catalina’s Sound Check

January 13th, 2010 by groundswell

Brian Blade at Naked Bean Cafe on Tues, Jan 12, 7 to 9 pm

January 10th, 2010 by groundswell

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Having broken the Shreveport ice with a performance at Bear’s Restaurant last week, Brian Blade continues his performances with an appearance at the Naked Bean coffee house on Tuesday night, says Lane Bayliss.

Blade and his quartet of Shreveport sidemen are expected to play from 7 to 9 pm.

Musical artist Brian Blade, born and raised in Shreveport but a global performer for many years, is an acclaimed jazz drummer.  Today he is winning approval for his performances on vocals and acoustic guitar.  His album Mama Rosa, inspired by the life of his grandmother, has won positive reviews for its Joni Mitchell-like sound.

Gospel singer Monica Blake Mickle adds vocals to the set, as she has done for Blade years now, and Bayliss,  Dirtfoot drummer,  plays the Slingerlands.  On guitar is Mark Griffith, a journeyman player from Shreveport who can run the frets in any mode, whether rock, jazz or pop.  On bass is Shawn Stroope, a Shreveporter who has been a Nashville performer and who has done sessions with Blade and Daniel Lanois.

Don’t be surprised if Rev Brady Blade, Sr, Brian’s dad, sings a number.  Nor would a session on drums from brother Brady Blade, Jr, be out of the question, says Bayliss.

Naked Bean Cafe
next to Byrd HS and Glenwood Cleaners.

3307 Line Ave
(318) 864-2999

Brian Blade and the Fellowship at the Douglas Beach House

January 7th, 2010 by groundswell

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