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Sudhalter’s Concert

August 23, 2006 by Doug Ramsey

The program is mostly set for the concert Dan Levinson and Randy Sandke are organizing to benefit the author and cornetist Dick Sudhalter. For details about Dick’s medical predicament, the effort by many of his friends to help him, how you can get tickets and how you can lighten his overwhelming burden of medical costs, go here.
The quality and range of musicians who have volunteered their services constitute a testimonial to the respect and affection Richard M. Sudhalter has earned in the jazz community.

RICHARD SUDHALTER BENEFIT CONCERT

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church

Lexington Avenue & 54th Street

New York, New York

Sunday, September 10, 2006
Schedule
7:00-7:10 OPENING REMARKS BY DAN MORGENSTERN
7:10-7:20 ED POLCER’S GANG FROM 54th STREET
Ed Polcer -cornet
Tom Artin -trombone
Joe Muranyi -clarinet
Harry Allen -tenor sax
Dave Frishberg -piano
Bucky Pizzarelli -guitar
Frank Tate -bass
Jackie Williams -drums
7:20-7:30 DAVE FRISHBERG (piano solo: “Dear Bix”)
7:30-7:40 DAN LEVINSON’S LOST CHORD SEEKERS
Jon-Erik Kelso -trumpet
Orange Kellin -clarinet
Dan Levinson -C-melody sax
Brad Kay -piano
Jeff Healy -guitar/vocal
Brian Nalepka -bass
Kevin Dorn -drums
Molly Ryan -vocal
7:40-7:50 DARYL SHERMAN (piano solo/vocal)
7:50-8:00 CAROL SUDHALTER BAND
Carol Sudhalter -sax
Dick Katz or Chuck Folds -piano
Jim Ferguson -bass
Jackie Williams -drums
Keisha St. Joan – vocal
8:00-8:10 STEVE KUHN (piano solo or with rhythm section)
8:10-8:20 DAVID OSTWALD’S GULLY LOW JAZZ BAND
Jon-Erik Kellso -trumpet
Wycliffe Gordon -trombone
Joe Muranyi -clarinet
James Chirillo -banjo
David Ostwald -tuba
Kevin Dorn -drums
8:20-8:30 JACKIE CAIN (vocal with piano)
?Steve Kuhn -piano
8:30-8:40 HEALY’S HAPPY HARMONISTS
Brad Kay -cornet/piano
Dan Levinson -clarinet
Andy Stein -violin
Jeff Healy -guitar/trumpet/vocal
Scott Robinson -bass sax
Kevin Dorn -drums
8:40-8:50 MARIAN McPARTLAND (piano solo or with rhythm section)
?Frank Tate -bass
8:50-9:00 THE BIAGI BAND
Carol Sudhalter -sax
Sam Parkins -clarinet
Andy Stein -violin
Chuck Folds -piano
Bill Crow -bass
Giampaolo Biagi -drums
Francesca Biagi -vocal
9:00-9:10 SY JOHNSON (piano solo or with rhythm)
9:10-9:20 BILL KIRCHNER TRIO
Bill Kirchner -soprano sax
Armen Donelian -piano
Jim Ferguson -bass
9:20-9:30 RANDY SANDKE’S BIXOPHILES
Randy Sandke -trumpet
Dan Barrett -trombone
?Dan Levinson -clarinet/C-melody sax
Scott Robinson -C-melody sax/clarinet/whatever
Mark Shane -piano
Marty Grosz -guitar
Nicki Parrott -bass
Rob Garcia -drums
9:30-9:40 BED
Becky Kilgore -vocals/guitar
Eddie Erickson -guitar
Dan Barrett -trombone
Joel Forbes -bass
9:40-10:00 LOREN SCHOENBERG BIG BAND

If you are in or near New York, please plan on attending. If you are not and wish to help assure the best possible medical treatment for Dick, here again is the link for information.
Thank you.

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  1. jazzclinic says

    August 24, 2006 at 11:15 am

    That’s quite a lineup. Also pretty white except for Wycliffe. Not that that’s a problem – just a rarity as far as jazz fundraisers in NY go. LA would be a different story.

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