Berklee Performance Center Concerts

July 20 - David Fiuczynski’s KiF’ - Eastern exotica groove jams,
experimentations with eastern melodies and heavy western grooves with
Steve Jenkins on bass and Nikki Glaspie on drums presented by faculty
guitarist David Fiuczynski.

July 21 - Daryl Lowery and Instant!Groove — The Hammond B3 is at

the core of the funky soul-jazz grooves that provide a vehicle for improvi- >
sations led by faculty saxophonist Daryl Lowery. The highly original

sound of Instant!Groove, with faculty members Rick Peckham, guitar,

Ron Mahdi, acoustic bass, Dennis Montgomery lll, B3, and Yoron Israel, =

drums, is reminiscent of the organ-based groups of John Scofield and

draws much of its repertoire from the likes of “Big” John Patton, Ruben

Wilson, Don Patterson and Leon Spencer. This concert will introduce ¥
some brand new music as well as selections from their recently released

CD.

July 22 - Scott Tarulli and Don Lappin — Rock fusion guitarists Tarulli

and Lappin share the stage to play original compositions for drums, bass
and 2 guitars. Songs performed will be drawn from Lappins CD Fine v o
Lines and Tarullis CD Transitions as well as some new material.

July 28 — Son of a Gun! - Faculty drummer Dave Cowan and ESO y

present original rock music along the lines of Jimi Hendrix, Living Colour,
Red Hot Chilli Pepers, Rage Against the Machine and Bad Brains.

August 3 - Phil Wilson’s Rainbow Band presents A Tribute to Count
Basie — Big band jazz with vocals by faculty member Christine Fawson
will be performed under the direction of faculty composer/arranger/
trombonist Phil Wilson in this tribute to the music of the great bandleader
Count Basie.

August 5 — Rod Morgenstein

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