(I Got No Kick Against) Modern Jazz

New Release Presents: A Miles Davis Quintet Listening Session Bruce Morris, the owner of 5C Cafe is a jazz genius. For 30 years he’s been living in the East Village, entrenched in the scene, running his own venue, going to see shows, hanging out with players. Tonight he’s sharing some knowledge. Bruce is putting together a listening session of the second Miles Davis Quintet (featuring Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, and Ron Carter and in existence from June 1965-June 1968). This will be very cool thing for those who know very little about jazz as well as the scholars out there. He’ll give us a history on the record for a couple moments, and then we’ll sit and listen. Bruce agreed to do this for free, so if you come, buy a coffee or something. (Their food is really good, too. All organic and raw.) Also, this is a proper listening session, so while the music is playing, silence is requested. Finally, there will be no wrestling or tramp jumping at this event. I would be totally cool with it, but Bruce is pretty anti. 5C CafĂ© 68 Avenue C at 5th Street, Manhattan 7.30-9p sharp; $free listening@newreleasenewyork.net

As seen in this week’s NonsenseNYC e-mail.

This is tonight (friday). Anyone interested?

4 Responses to “(I Got No Kick Against) Modern Jazz”

  1. Stuck in New Haven Says:

    I totally would’ve gone. Miles Davis Quintet and organic raw food? I mean, come on.


  2. Arthur Says:

    Organic raw food indeed. Yikes.

    Yeah, it was good times. Nice little cafe, and the owner, Bruce, upon hearing that I ‘m a musician, immediately invited me to play there. Um, OK!


  3. C. Says:

    Okay, while that man is totally scary, you should definitely play there. Soon. When I’m at home. Right then.


  4. sloce glegg Says:

    hey and keep me in the know about this! let me know if you come back there to attend or perform, either way! I’d love to drop by as well! I was alas gone on friday and I guess I hadn’t kept as much abreast of your blog as I usually do.. be well, -s


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