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2013 October 31 Thursday time 21.00
Jack DeJohnette Group feat. Don Byron 31/10/2013 21.00

Jack DeJohnette Group feat. Don Byron

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Jack DeJohnette Drums
Don Byron Saxophone & Clarinet
George Colligan Keyboards & Piano
Jerome Harris Electric & Acoustic Bass Guitar

Widely regarded as one of the great drummers in modern jazz, Jack DeJohnette has a wide-ranging style that makes him a dynamic sideman and bandleader. He has played with virtually every major jazz figure from the 1960s on, including NEA Jazz Masters Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Ornette Coleman, Sonny Rollins, and Abbey Lincoln. His versatility on the drums is accented by DeJohnette’s additional accomplishments as a keyboardist: he studied classical piano for ten years before taking up drums.

DeJohnette began leading several groups in the early 1970s, including Compost, Directions, New Directions, and Special Edition, featuring a diverse gathering of musicians such as David Murray, Eddie Gomez, Chico Freeman, John Abercrombie, and Lester Bowie. Since the 1980s, while continuing to lead his own projects and bands, DeJohnette has also been a member of the highly acclaimed Keith Jarrett/ Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette trio.  DeJohnette has continued to record and perform on keyboards, releasing albums such as Zebra, a mesmerizing synthesizer/ trumpet duo with Lester Bowie featuring African music influences. He further explored his interest in African music in a 2005 duet with noted Gambian kora player Foday Musa Suso. DeJohnette is the winner of numerous DownBeat magazine “Drummer of the Year” critics’ and readers’ polls, and JazzTimes magazine’s reader polls for “Best Drummer.”

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