Mingus Awareness Project Concerts in 2012
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Mingus Awareness Project Concert
To Benefit the Les Turner ALS Foundation Thursday, May 17, 2012 (8 p.m.) FitzGerald’s 6615 Roosevelt Road Berwyn, IL 60402-1010 (708) 788-2118 This Mingus Awareness Project concert was presented by the Borderbend Arts Collective, in partnership with the Les Turner ALS Foundation. This was the tenth Mingus Awareness Project concert since its inception in 2007. Mingus Awareness Project concerts have happened in Chicago (at the HotHouse, Velvet Lounge, Jazz Showcase, Hideout and Martyrs') and Richmond, Virginia (at The Camel, Rhythm Hall and Gallery 5).
The MAPtet performed songs by Charles Mingus, Duke Ellington, Jon Hey and Alex Wing --
Jon Hey -- piano
Steve Berry -- trombone Paul Hartsaw -- tenor saxophone Dan Godston -- trumpet Fred Jackson -- alto saxophone Jon Godston -- soprano saxophone Tom Berg -- baritone saxophone Alex Wing -- upright bass Damon Short -- drums special guest Rebecca Cohn -- trombone 1st set: “Jelly Roll” (Charles Mingus) “Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk” (Mingus) medley with “E’s Flat, Ah’s Flat Too” & “Nostalgia in Times Square” (Mingus) medley with “Warm Valley” (Duke Ellington) & “Sue's Changes” (Mingus) “Fables of Faubus” (Mingus) “Jump Monk” (Mingus) 2nd set: “Goodbye Porkpie Hat” (Mingus) “For Jaki Byard” (Alex Wing) “Peggy’s Blue Skylight” (Mingus) “A Crush Mingles” (Jon Hey) “Haitian Fight Song” (Mingus) “Better Get Hit in Your Soul” (Mingus) Thanks to the following individuals and organizations that donated items that were raffle prizes during the MAP concert -- Sue Graham Mingus and the Charles Mingus Institute, Old Town School of Folk Music, Jazz Institute of Chicago, Dusty Groove America, Neo-Futurists, Reckless Records, iO’s Cabaret Theater, Myopic Books, Dynamic Chiropractic Care, Nori Chicago, Sultan's Market, Rgb Lounge. Donations can still be made to the Les Turner ALS Foundation via the Mingus Awareness Project link. Your donations are greatly appreciated. All proceeds will go to benefit the Les Turner ALS Foundation.
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poster image designed by Josh Josue
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease or motor neuron disease (MND), causes motor neurons to stop working and die. The result is loss of voluntary movement and muscle functions such as speaking, swallowing, and breathing. ALS occurs regardless of race, ethnicity or socioeconomic status. ALS is most common between 40 and 70 years of age, although it can strike at any age.
In the US, someone is diagnosed every 90 minutes, and 35,000 people are living with ALS. Average lifespan is three to five years from diagnosis. Approximately 10% of all cases are inherited forms, and a faulty protein pathway is known to play a role in all types of ALS. Though treatment of symptoms often improves quality of life, there is no cure for ALS.
About the Les Turner ALS Foundation Since 1977, the Les Turner ALS Foundation has been a leader in research, patient care, and education about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), better known as Lou Gehrig's disease, and other motor neuron diseases (MND). The Foundation serves more than 90% of the ALS population in the Chicago area. The Foundation is also one of the nation's largest independent ALS organizations and has raised nearly $45 million to fight Lou Gehrig's disease. In addition, through wide-ranging research and symposiums for healthcare professionals, the Foundation reaches the ALS community worldwide. The Foundation is affiliated with Northwestern Medicine and is a founding member of the International Alliance of ALS/MND Associations. | ||
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Mingus Awareness Project Concert (July 20)
with performances by Glows in the Dark, The Angry Man Quintet, Hooten/Levin/Jones with JC Kuhl, Jon Hey Quartet, & No BS! Brass The Camel 1621 W. Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220 The Angry Man Quintet Jason Scott -- alto saxophone JC Kuhl -- tenor saxophone Trey Pollard -- guitar Brian Jones -- drums Randall Pharr -- bass performing -- "Pithecanthropus Erectus" (Mingus) "Self Portrait in Three Colors" (Mingus) "Reincarnation of a Lovebird" (Mingus) Glows in the Dark Scott Burton -- guitar/arranging Scott Clark -- drums John Lilley -- saxophone Cameron Ralston -- upright bass Marcus Tenney -- trumpet performing -- "Tijuana Gift Shop" by Charles Mingus "Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi USA" (Mingus) "Scenes in the City" (Mingus) Scott Clark 4tet Cameron Ralston -- upright bass Bob Miller -- trumpet Jason Scott -- alto sax Scott Clark -- drums performing -- "What Love" (Mingus) "Tonight at Noon" (Mingus) "Weird Nightmare" (Mingus) Hooten/Levin/Jones w/ JC Kuhl Bryan Hooten -- trombone Daniel Levin -- cello Brian Jones -- drums JC Kuhl -- bass clarinet performing -- "The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines" by Joni Mitchell "God Must Be a Boogie Man" (Mitchell) "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" (Mingus) Jon Hey Quartet Jon Hey -- piano Dan Godston -- trumpet JC Kuhl -- tenor saxophone Randall Pharr -- upright bass performing -- "Better Get Hit in Your Soul" (Mingus) "Charlies Arch Isle" by Jon Hey "Fire Waltz" by Mal Waldron "Nostalgia in Times Square (Mingus) No BS! Brass Stefan Demetriadis -- tuba Lance Koehler -- drums Bryan Hooten -- trombone John Hulley -- trombone Dillard Watt -- bass trombone Bob Miller -- trumpet Marcus Tenney -- trumpet Taylor Barnett -- trumpet David Hood -- alto saxophone performing -- "Invisible Lady" (Mingus, arr. David Hood) "Jelly Roll" (Mingus, arr. Bryan Hooten) "Better Get Hit in Your Soul" (Mingus, arr. Taylor Barnett) |
Note: audio from this concert is currently being uploaded...
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