Volume 6 Issue 10 - July/August 2001
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by Jim Gallorvay<br />
The parade of jazz festivals in<br />
our area continues through the<br />
, height of the summer -- a little<br />
less grand in scale, perhaps, than<br />
June's' behemoths, but offering ·<br />
nonetheless an array of music to<br />
suit most tastes. Events in<br />
Oakville, The Beaches and<br />
OPPOSITE BEACHES: seen together in this October 1977 photo, it'll be<br />
Markham.take us up to mid- . close but no cigar this summer for BJ masters<br />
<strong>August</strong>. Add to that the · Joey DeFrancesco (Beaches )-and Jimmy Smith (Oakville)<br />
Jazz.FM91 Summer of Jazz series, Dave Restivo with his Ou°intet . some. that caught my eye:<br />
and there is certainly no shortage will be on hand, as will Bill KID.g's <strong>July</strong> 4 and ·5 the Rob Mc;Connell<br />
ofinusic to tan by. :Saturday Nite Fish Fry, the Susan Tentet will be atthe Rex, while<br />
First out of the starting block in · Arioli Swing Band, vocalist/ · · Monday, <strong>July</strong> 16 The Ron Collier<br />
<strong>July</strong> is the Oakville Jazz Festival d.rummer Big Joe and the Big Band will make a rare<br />
·<strong>July</strong> 6 - 8 - wi~ 3 outdoor stages, Dynaflows, and perhaps the most appearc;ince at the Montreal Bistro.<br />
and other venues throughout interesting booking of the event, <strong>July</strong> 15 8plil at Artword Theatre<br />
downtown Oakville. The festival J0ey Defrancesco, who has taken 40 Firigers Saxophone Quartet .<br />
)leadliner is B3 master, Jimmy Jazz B3 Organ playing to a whole with guest Lee Piu-Ming, piano<br />
Smith and other artists scheduled · new level. · · ·· present a concert of new music (7S<br />
to appear at the Towne Square Mid <strong>August</strong> brings us this year's Portland St. 416-408'-2783). On<br />
Stage inchide Steve Koven Trio; edition of the Markham Jazz Thurs <strong>July</strong> 26 at 8pm the Fern<br />
Greg Bush Quintet; Tyler Festival. The opening night . Lindzon Trio will give a concert at<br />
Y;;rrema, Sandra Margolese & the concert in the Markham Theatre the Leah Posluns 'Fheatre. (George<br />
Oakville Jazz Ensemble, Rob Reed on Friday 17th. will feattire a Kozub on b~ss, and Tom Jestadt<br />
Quartet, Joe Sealy and Jane , double-bill evening "of traditional/ · on~ wil~ a~ompany F~rn ,·<br />
Bunnett & the 'Spirits of Havana. swing.milsic with Alex Pangman · playmg c;ind _smgmg m~s~y .<br />
The Lakeshore Road Stage and her "Alleycats" and-the standards with a few onginals.)<br />
will feature the Excelsior Jazz . Michael Kaeshammer Trio. . . A,nd one of the regular haunts<br />
Band, Amarosa with Michael If you're aroJlild at' 11 :30 on for fa;;' of traditional jazz is C'est<br />
Massaro, Canadian Jazz Quartet Sa_turday morning you can enjoy What_. at 67 Fro~t Street East,<br />
and Melissa Stylianou. And Nikki the traditional parade led by the where 'f?e Hot Five Jazzmakers<br />
Loney & Justin Abedin, Frank Trillium Jazz Band. Then there is hold therr Satur~y afternoon<br />
·Difelice Jaz2: Quartet, Laura a full afternoon '.of jazz at Too good matinees, now in ~eir <strong>10</strong>th year,<br />
Hubert Band, Mark Eiserufian Pond Park in Unionville with the fi:om 4 to 7 pm. lt s the place to<br />
with John Sumner & Pat Collins, Don Thompson Project, Tracw ~ i! tou 1~; Y?m;)