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FROM SOUTHPORT RECORDS
Saturday, March 6th, 2010 Southport Records Presents:
~ CD Release Celebration honoring Fred Anderson ~
~ The NEW SOUTHPORT CD:
BLACK HORN LONG GONE ~
Fred Anderson
Saturday, March 6th, 2010
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. - $5
Katerina’s
1920 W. Irving Park Road, Chicago, IL
60613
773-348-7592
Featuring:
Fred Anderson – tenor sax
Tatsu Aoki – acoustic bass
“Fred Anderson works hard.
He works hard in his life, and works hard to play his horn.
He is on a life mission.”
- Joanie Pallatto – Partner, Southport Records
Southport Records presents an ongoing
series of events at
Katerina’s
on the first Saturday of every month! Label partners
Bradley Parker-Sparrow,
piano
and Joanie Pallatto,
voice will open each evening
with their original duets and improvisations.
The early evening sets will present a revolving mix of
artists from the label roster, featuring jazz, avant garde,
classical and new music.
The co-host of this event,
Katerina’s, has evolved into a unique listening experience and
environment, with fine programming, including jazz, world, and pop
forms.
As always, Katerina’s
serves great cocktails and fine food!
Katerina’s – an eclectic club with its soul in the arts.
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This CD Celebration with
Chicago’s tenor great Fred
Anderson will feature one of his long-time collaborators,
bassist Tatsu Aoki.
“Black Horn Long Gone”
was recorded at Sparrow Sound
Design Recording Studio, Chicago, Illinois – January 1993 – A
Direct-to Digital Recording.
This notable recording features both the late
Malachi Favors Maghostut on acoustic bass, and
Ajaramu on drums.
Fred Anderson
is a Chicago original.
His tenor saxophone sounds like a mighty warrior – the sound clear,
focused and strong. His
recorded output is continually evolving.
Anderson notes that he has always felt that this recording is
important for his discography.
~ BLACK HORN LONG GONE ~
Fred Anderson –
Tenor Saxophone
(b. 3/22/1929)
Malachi Favors Maghostut –
Acoustic Bass (8/22/1927 –
1/29/2004)
Ajaramu (AJ Shelton) –
Drums
(1926 – 2006)
Anderson’s club,
The Velvet Lounge, which he started in 1982, has become a Chicago
landmark for the jazz and experimental music scenes for both
musicians and fans, and continues to host regular jam sessions after
relocating in the summer of 2006.
“We are losing the art of
improvisation. I've
dedicated my whole life to improvisation -it's an art form.
Guys can play all night and every night and never play the
same thing twice -there's an ART to it.
Charlie Parker is the finest example, as I've been
researching – those musicians trusted each other.
That's the way we created these recordings, right in the
studio, we trusted each other.
You got to pretty much know what you're doing, and know where
you are at all times, that's called concentration.
As I've been doing research on how this music came about, and
how these guys put this music together – It’s gonna be a lost art
-improvisation.”
- Fred Anderson
Fred Anderson Discography on Southport Records:
Fred Anderson – Black Horn
Long Gone (Southport 2009 S-SSD
0128)
Fred Anderson – F R E D –
Chicago Chamber Music (Southport 1997
S-SSD 0043)
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Southport Records celebrates the documentation of recording
Chicago artists for the past thirty three years!
Sparrow Sound Design (1977 - 2010)
All SOUTHPORT CDS
ARE AVAILABLE FROM:
Southport Records 773-281-8510
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