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Venue Type
Nightclub
Neighborhood
Greenwich Village
Hours
Monday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 12:00am, Friday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 3:00am, Sunday: 11:00am - 12:00am
Blue Note Jazz Club
131 W. Third St.,
New York,
NY,
10012
(212) 475-8592
Created by Heather.Wiggin
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Performers Coming to this Venue
Nicholas Payton
Trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Nicholas Payton was raised in New Orleans, a town chock-full of trumpet players and he originally followed in the footsteps of a mile-long line of tradition-based players including Buddy Bolden, Louis Armstrong, Al Hirt, and of course, Wynton Marsalis....
Trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Nicholas Payton was raised in New Orleans, a town chock-full of trumpet players and he originally followed in the footsteps of a mile-long line of tradition-based players including Buddy Bolden, Louis Armstrong, Al Hirt, and of course, Wynton Marsalis....
Ron Jackson
A fine bop guitarist, Ron Jackson recorded two albums as a leader for Muse. Born in the Philippines (his father was in the military), Jackson grew up near Boston. He attended Berklee starting in 1982, and played electric bass in Paris during 1985-1987 (including with Bobby Few, Hal Singer, and Leo Wright)....
A fine bop guitarist, Ron Jackson recorded two albums as a leader for Muse. Born in the Philippines (his father was in the military), Jackson grew up near Boston. He attended Berklee starting in 1982, and played electric bass in Paris during 1985-1987 (including with Bobby Few, Hal Singer, and Leo Wright)....
Mara Hruby
Oakland-based neo-soul singer Mara Hruby is a fast-rising star with a smooth, jazzy vocal sound and a singular style. After performing as a dancer and singer backing other Bay Area artists, she recently released her debut EP From Her Eyes, featuring cover songs originally recorded by male artists like Mos Def, Jamiroquai, Bob Marley, and others.
Oakland-based neo-soul singer Mara Hruby is a fast-rising star with a smooth, jazzy vocal sound and a singular style. After performing as a dancer and singer backing other Bay Area artists, she recently released her debut EP From Her Eyes, featuring cover songs originally recorded by male artists like Mos Def, Jamiroquai, Bob Marley, and others.
Ronny Jordan
One of the acid jazz movement's most prominent guitarists, London-born Ronny Jordan is widely credited with returning the instrument to its rightful place as a major force in modern-day jazz; despite outcries from purists, few other artists of his era proved more pivotal in knocking down the long-immutable boundaries of contemporary black music....
One of the acid jazz movement's most prominent guitarists, London-born Ronny Jordan is widely credited with returning the instrument to its rightful place as a major force in modern-day jazz; despite outcries from purists, few other artists of his era proved more pivotal in knocking down the long-immutable boundaries of contemporary black music....
DJ Logic
Turntable maestro DJ Logic (real name Jason Kibler) is widely credited for helping to bring jazz into hip-hop's sphere of influence. Hailing from the Bronx, he kicked off his adventures on the decks in the 1980s by playing at local community events....
Turntable maestro DJ Logic (real name Jason Kibler) is widely credited for helping to bring jazz into hip-hop's sphere of influence. Hailing from the Bronx, he kicked off his adventures on the decks in the 1980s by playing at local community events....
Gato Barbieri
Gato Barbieri is the second Argentine musician to make a significant impact upon jazz -- the first being Lalo Schifrin, in whose band Barbieri played as a teenager. His story has been that of an elongated zigzag odyssey between his homeland and North America....
Gato Barbieri is the second Argentine musician to make a significant impact upon jazz -- the first being Lalo Schifrin, in whose band Barbieri played as a teenager. His story has been that of an elongated zigzag odyssey between his homeland and North America....
Jerry Douglas
Jerry Douglas is widely renowned as perhaps the finest Dobro player in contemporary acoustic music. His main foundation is bluegrass, but Douglas is an eclectic whose tastes run toward jazz, blues, folk, and straight-ahead country as well, and he's equally capable of appealing to bluegrass aficionados or new agers with a taste for instrumental roots music....
Jerry Douglas is widely renowned as perhaps the finest Dobro player in contemporary acoustic music. His main foundation is bluegrass, but Douglas is an eclectic whose tastes run toward jazz, blues, folk, and straight-ahead country as well, and he's equally capable of appealing to bluegrass aficionados or new agers with a taste for instrumental roots music....
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| 05/18 | 8:00 pm | Nicholas Payton With Will Calhoun, Marc Carey, Donald Harrison And Charnett Moffett |
| 11:50 pm | Ron Jackson's Hammond Organ Soul Jazz Band Featuring Don Braden | |
| 05/20 | 8:00 pm | JJ Sansaverino and The Groove Messengers |
| 05/24 | 12:30 am | Michael Feinberg Quintet |
| 05/25 | 12:30 am | Mara Hruby |
| 05/27 | 8:00 pm | Yotam - Dizzy Gillespie All Stars |
| 8:00 pm | Ronny Jordan | |
| 10:30 pm | Ronny Jordan | |
| 05/28 | 8:00 pm | The Dizzy Gillespie Bands - The Dizzy Gillespie Big Band |
| 05/31 | 12:30 am | Sparkplug |
| 06/01 | 12:30 am | DJ Logic |
| 06/03 | 8:00 pm | Gato Barbieri |
| 10:30 pm | Gato Barbieri | |
| 06/06 | 8:00 pm | Jerry Douglas |
| 10:30 pm | Jerry Douglas | |
| 06/07 | 12:30 am | Adam Deitch and the Midnight Marauders |
| 8:00 pm | Jerry Douglas | |
| 10:30 pm | Jerry Douglas | |
| 06/08 | 12:30 am | Ruby Velle and the Soulphonics |
| 8:00 pm | Jerry Douglas |
1 review
The policy here is supposed to be first come, first served on seating. No matter how early you reserve, or how early you arrive - forget it. They lie. All the worthwhile seating is reserved for "friends of the manager." Since its a small crowded, conjested place, that means all the decent seats are already being held. You or I can't get them. By the way the acoustics are bad, food is mediocre, its wall to wall chaos, and very noisy. If you want to see a good performance, buy a resrved seat somewhere else. And packed with tourists. Only thig missing are the Planet Hollywood teeshirts for sale. And the tables they cram you at with 3-4 other strange couples are uncomfortable, way over crowded and give you each about 12" of elbow room in total. Very uncomfortable. But what upsets us most - is they advertise one seating policy then ignore it and play favorites. If thats what you like in New York - here it is - the only one missing element is the bouncer at the front door restricting who goes in.