Gustave Baumann
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The New Mexico Jazz Festival is supported by ticket sales, of course, as well as by many generous funders, sponsors, presenting partners and supporters.

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL FUNDERS
ALH Foundation
McCune Charitable Foundation
City of Albuquerque— Mayor Martin J. Chávez & the Cultural Services Department
The Mid-Size Presenting Organizations Initiative implemented by the Nonprofit Finance Fund and funded by the
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
New Mexico Tourism Department

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL SPONSORS
American General Media
Santa Fe New Mexican
Thornburg Investment Management

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL CONCERT SPONSORS
Bumble Bee’s Baja Grill
Eisbach Facial Plastic Surgery PC
Mesa del Sol
98.1 Radio Free Santa Fe & blu102.9
Verve Gallery of Photography

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL FRIENDS
Lee & Susan Berk
Friends of Santa Fe Jazz
Hilton Hotel of Santa Fe
Modrall Sperling
Southwest Gastroenterology Associates
Vanessie Santa Fe

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL INKIND SUPPORTERS
Albuquerque The Magazine
Don Mickey Designs
Doubletree Albuquerque
KUNM 89.9FM
KSFR 101.1FM
Michael’s Valet/Private Ride
Michael Motley Studio
New Mexico Business Magazine
Santa Fe Audio Visual
Smooth Jazz 104.7
The Perspective

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL ADDITIONAL SUPPORTERS
Bob Lynn & Janet Braziel
Bill Singer

2008 NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL PRESENTING PARTNERS
City of Albuquerque Summerfest
City of Albuquerque Old Town-New Fun
New Mexico Jazz Workshop
Santa Fe Bandstand/Outside In

HILTON
SANTA FE
HISTORIC PLAZA

BOX OFFICE SPECIAL
when attending one of the many
great concert events in Santa Fe

Located Just around the corner from the Lensic Performing Art Center  and 2-blocks from the renown Plaza, the Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza is
the place to stay with deluxe accommodations, award winning dining, a relaxing lounge, a large outdoor and much more to make
your visit perfect.

To reserve you guest room,
please contact the hotel directly at:
1-800-336-3676
ask for the “Box Office Special P9”

HILTON OF SANTA FE
100 Sandoval St.,
Santa Fe, NM  87501
www.hiltonofsantafe.com

ALL ACTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Thursday, July 17, 7:30pm
Tetragon
The Outpost Performance Space
Sponsored by Mesa del Sol & Southwest Gastroenterology Associates, PC
The 2008 New Mexico Jazz Festival kicks off with a special evening with Tetragon, one of New Mexico’s longest standing Afro-Cuban and hard bop jazz ensemble. Formed in 1991, Tetragon, is co-led by trumpeter, Paul Gonzales and pianist, Steve Figueroa. The group originally also featured Steve’s father, Conrad Figueroa, on bass until his passing in 1997. Tetragon performs both standards and original compositions with influences ranging from Art Blakey and Woody Shaw, to the “Cubop” innovations of Dizzy Gillespie & Chano Pozo, Eddie Palmieri, and folkloric Afro-Cuban rhythms. Last heard at Outpost in November 2007, Tetragon also performed at the inaugural New Mexico Jazz Festival in 2006 and has also appeared at the Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater and the Telluride Foundation’s “Family Fiesta” concert in Mountain Village, CO. The members of Tetragon are Paul Gonzales, trumpet and percussion; Steve Figueroa, piano; Kanoa Kaluhiwa, tenor saxophone, Cesar Bauvallet, trombone and percussion; Michael Olivola, bass;Tomas White, drums, timbales and percussion; and Victor Rodriguez-congas.

Ticket Prices: $20 general admission. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Saturday, July 19, 6-10:30pm 
Allen Toussaint
Albuquerque Summerfest
Harry E. Kinney Civic Plaza
Sponsored by Mesa del Sol
Allen Toussaint is one of America’s greatest musical treasures. Singer, pianist, songwriter, arranger and producer, the New Orleans native has been making hit records for over forty years. His massive influence on American music reaches deep into the idioms of rhythm and blues, pop, country, musical theater, blues and jazz. He played an essential role in developing the sound of New Orleans–a sound that eventually brought artists like Dr. John, The Band and the Rolling Stones to a world-wide audience. Inducted into the 1998 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, some of Toussaint’s best known hits include Ernie K-Doe’s “Mother-in-Law;” “Fortune Teller,” recorded by both Benny Spellman and The Rolling Stones; the Lee Dorsey hit “Working in the Coal Mine”, also recorded by Devo and The Judds; and the Grammy-nominated “Southern Nights,” recorded by Glen Campbell, which received BMI’s “The Most Performed Song of the Year” in 1977 and won the Country Music Association’s “Song of the Year.” More recently, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Toussaint collaborated with Elvis Costello in a recording entitled, The River in Reverse. A dedication to the rebuilding and return of New Orleans, Toussaint and Costello did a nationwide tour in support of the CD. Allen Toussaint will be performing tonight with his quintet which features Brian “Breeze” Cayolle, saxophone; Anthony Brown, guitar; Chris Severin, bass; and Herman LeBeaux, drums.

Also performing on Civic Plaza tonight is one of New Mexico’s finest soul divas, Hillary Smith with Hip Pocket; young hip hop, soul & R&B vocalist from Santa Fe by way of Brooklyn, NY, Paul Rivers Bailey and his band, Human Family; from Ghana, Laryea Addy and his Albuquerque-based Ni Lee Gbe African Drum & Dance Ensemble; and Albuquerque's unique Concepto Tambor.

FREE

Music Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk8qFaX1lHE&feature=related

Sunday, July 20, 7:30pm
Straight Up honoring Arlen Asher
Bert Dalton Trio honoring Chris Calloway
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
Multiwoodwind maestro,Arlen Asher is one of New Mexico’s longstanding jazz luminaries. Born in 1929 in a small farming community in Missouri, Asher moved to Albuquerque in 1958. Prior to becoming a full time musician, Asher worked as an award-winning producer and announcer for KNME-TV, KOB-TV and KHFM radio. He left broadcasting to establish a private woodwind studio in 1965 teaching woodwind fundamentals and jazz improvisation, ever since, to hundreds of students throughout the US. In the 1970’s, he formed the Arlen Asher-Bob Brown Quartet, which formed the basis of two jazz television series for KNME-TV and a series of concerts that included guest artists such as trumpeter Clark Terry. In 1994, Arlen Asher joined drummer, John Trentacosta’s group, Straight Up, playing with them ever since. Asher has appeared on numerous CD’s including his own 2002 release, Another Spring, featuring a virtual Who’s Who of New Mexico jazz talent. He also appears on Straight Up’s recording Live Jazz in the Desert, a top-selling local jazz CD in New Mexico. Straight Up has appeared at many jazz festivals, including the Tucson and Sedona Jazz Festivals and Jazz In The Sangres in Colorado. At 79, Arlen Asher remains active as a performer as well as hosting “The Jazz Experience” broadcast every Tuesday morning on Santa Fe Public Radio station, KSFR. Along with Arlen Asher, woodwinds; Straight Up features leader, John Trentacosta, drums, NY trumpeter Michael Morreale; Bob Fox,
piano; and Mike Olivola, bass.

Chris Calloway is a singer, an actor, a television personality, a producer, and a band-leader. She is the daughter of the famous Cotton Club bandleader and international icon Cab Calloway and is heir to that American musical legacy. With an introduction by her father, 30 years ago, she began her career on the Ed Sullivan show. For 20 years, until his death in 1995, she performed worldwide in the finest clubs and concert halls with Cab Calloway and his Hi De Ho Orchestra. Her portrayal of Billie Holiday in Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill, took her around the world and finally to Santa Fe at the Santa Fe Stages International Theatre Festival. In 1999 she re-formed The Hi De Ho Orchestra for the JVC Jazz Festival which led to a 55-city Cab Calloway’s Legacy of Swing big band tour. Returning to Santa Fe in 2001 she wrote and starred in a one woman show entitled Clouds of Joy about her Aunt Blanche Calloway, the only known black female to front (in 1931!) an “all male” band.Chris Calloway will be accompanied tonight, as she often is these days, by The Bert Dalton Trio one of Santa Fe’s finest groups comprising pianist Bert Dalton; bassist Rob “Milo” Jaramillo; and drummer John Bartlit.

Ticket Prices: $15 - $30. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Wednesday & Thursday, July 23 & 24, 7:30pm 
KENNY GARRETT QUARTET
Outpost Performance Space
Sponsored by Mesa del Sol & Southwest Gastroenterology Associates, PC
One of the most influential jazz artists of his generation, alto and soprano saxophone titan Kenny Garrett has been a major force in jazz since his first appearances as a member of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers as well as Miles Davis’ band nearly twenty years ago. As one of the last great musicians to work his way up the ranks in the bands of other great musicians, Garrett attributes much of his success to his work with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Mel Lewis Orchestra and Dannie Richmond Quintet as well as with artists like Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw and of course, Miles Davis. Garrett joined Miles Davis' last touring band in 1986 and played and recorded with Davis for five years, but he cites John Coltrane as having the most influence on his artistry. Garrett has released numerous acclaimed recordings and has received multiple Grammy nominations. A frequent critics' and readers' poll winner, most of his work is in modern mainstream idioms, but he is an eclectic artist having experimented with fusion and hip hop as well as performing with the New Jersey Symphony, Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Pharoah Sanders, John Scofield, and Pat Metheny. Appearing with Garrett at this year’s festival is his latest touring group featuring the young talents of Hammond B-3 organist, Corey Henry; electric bassist, Lenny Stallworth; and drummer Justin Brown. Focusing on his funk roots, Garrett’s current band is “incredibly youthful…armed with impressive technique…coiled excitement in the extreme.”

OUTPOST FUNDRAISER RAFFLE DRAWING
Thursday Night’s performance by the Kenny Garrett Quartet will also feature the 15th Annual Outpost Fundraiser Raffle Drawing. Each year since 1993 the Outpost Performance Space has held a Raffle Fundraiser. The grand prize is a trip for two to the Monterey Jazz Festival, September 19-21, 2008. Raffle tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5 or get a $45 membership or higher and get 10 free raffle tickets! Support the Outpost Performance Space! Call 268-0044 for information.
Raffle Sponsors: La Montanita Natural Foods Coop & Southwest Airlines

Ticket Prices:  $25 general admission. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Music Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da7xv3jwfgE

Friday, July 25, 2008 - 7:30pm
Habib KoitÉ & Bamada
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
sponsored by blu102.9
We just learned that Youssou N'Dour has cancelled his U.S Tour and therefore will not be performing for the Jazz festival as planned. We are pleased to announce however that Malian guitarist and vocalist, Habib Koité, one of Africa's most beloved and popular musicians will perform the same night instead! Called "Mali's biggest pop star" by Rolling Stone (in an infamous article in which Bonnie Raitt compared him to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn), Habib Koité has received raves from publications such as People, Entertainment Weekly and the New York Times and his charisma and magnetism translates across cultures. A descendant from a line of griots (traditional African troubadors), Koité draws on musical styles from the different regions of Mali and has gained a strong fan base by integrating rock and folk sounds of the Western world without watering down his Malian roots. Koite’s critically acclaimed 2001 release, Baro, was recently followed up in September 2007 with his release, Afriki, which features his band, Bamada, with whom he will be performing at the Jazz Festival. Afriki means "Africa" in the Malian Bambara language and refers to the strengths and challenges of the African continent. Koité is transposing his role of modern-day griot into a facilitator who is helping his fellow Africans survive in the Western-dominated, industrialized world. Besides Habib Koité on vocals and guitar, Bamada features Boubacar Sidibe, guitar, vocals, harmonica; Kélétigui Diabate, balafon, violin; Abdoul Wahab Berthe, bass, kamale n'goni, vocals; Mahamadou Kone, percussion (tama, dum dum); SouleymaneAnn, drums, vocals, calabash.

Tickets $15–$30. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Music Sample: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAmxXizTKSY

Saturday, July 26, 7:30pm
Cassandra Wilson
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
sponsored by Bumble Bee’s Baja Grill
Cassandra Wilson is a vocalist, musician, composer and producer who was recently voted “America’s Best Singer” by CNN and Time Magazine. For the majority of her twenty-plus years as a performing artist, she has defied categorization and convention. A native of Jackson, Mississippi, the music she performs comes from a wide range of sources including African rhythms, the blues and guitar-borne music of the American heartland, sophisticated jazz harmonies and rhythms and post-modern M-Base meditations. Her rich vocal timbre and tone is the thread that weaves all of these influences together. Ms. Wilson has won numerous awards in recognition of her work, including the Downbeat Reader’s Poll for Best Female Vocalist, the Montreal International Jazz Festival Miles Davis Prix Award and a Grammy in 2001. Performing with Ms. Wilson are Jonathan Batiste, keyboards; Marvin Sewell, guitars; Reginald Veal, bass; Lekan Babalola, percussion; and Herlin Riley, drums.

Ticket Prices:  $25 - $60. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Music Sample: http://www.imnworld.com/cassandrawilson

Sunday, July 27, 4:30pm
A.B. Spellman & Paquito D'RiverA: Meet the artist
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
Continuing a New Mexico Jazz Festival tradition, A.B. Spellman, the highly respected, retired National Endowment for the Arts Deputy Chairman (for whom, in 2005, the NEA named one of its prestigious Jazz Masters awards the A.B. Spellman NEA Jazz Masters Award for Jazz Advocacy), jazz historian (Four Lives in the Bebop Business and Art Tatum: A Critical Biography) and poet (The Beautiful Days and just recently, Things I Must Have Known published by Coffee House Press), meets with NEA Jazz Master Paquito D’Rivera for an informal but engaging and informative on-stage interview and Q&A. FREE

Monday, July 28, 2pm at The Lensic: A.B. Spellman reads from his recent book of poetry, Things I Must Have Known. FREE

Sunday, July 27, 7:30pm 
Paquito D'Rivera's Funk Tango Quintet
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
sponsored by Eisbach Facial Plastic Surgery, PC
Paquito D’Rivera is celebrated both for his artistry in Latin jazz and his achievements as a classical composer. The first artist to win Latin Grammy awards in both Classical and Latin Jazz categories, D’Rivera is an NEA Jazz Master, winner of nine Grammy Awards, and a onetime member of the innovative Cuban supergroup, Irakere, (who introduced an explosive, never before heard mixture of jazz, rock, classical and traditional Cuban music to a worldwide audience) the Cuban-born clarinet and saxophone master is “one of the premier reed stylists of the last 30 years” (JazzTimes) and an all-around “formidable musician” (The New York Times). D’Rivera’s highly acclaimed ensembles- the Chamber Jazz Ensemble, the Paquito D’Rivera Big Band, and the Paquito D’Rivera Quintet are in great demand world wide. He has recorded more than 30 solo albums and in 1991 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Carnegie Hall for his contributions to Latin music. “[D’Rivera] has become the consummate multinational ambassador, creating and promoting a cross-culture of music that moves effortlessly among jazz, Latin, and Mozart.” (National Endowment for the Arts). Paquito D’Rivera’s Funk Tango Quintet features Paquito D’Rivera, on saxophone & clarinet; Diego Urcola, trumpet; Alex Brown, piano; Massimo Biolcati, bass; and Mark Walker, drums.

Ticket Prices: $20 - $45. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Music sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDQfAHgKSnw&feature=related

Monday, July 28, 7:30pm
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
Sponsored by Verve Gallery of Photography
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band derives its name from Preservation Hall, the venerable music venue located in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter and founded in 1961 by Allan and Sandra Jaffe. The band has been referred to by one music critic as “a bridge across the ages — a link between the present day and the heyday of traditional New Orleans music.” It is the mission of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to preserve this joyful and timeless music that evolved in New Orleans around the turn of the century by bringing the music to contemporary audiences worldwide. Some of the creators of this style of music are still with the ensemble and the current band includes musicians who range in age from 29 to 88. The band, which has toured consistently since 1963, is currently performing worldwide, making new recordings, developing new collaborations and perhaps carrying an even sharper mandate of cultural preservation as a result of Hurricane Katrina. “The band had drive, and funk, and, believe it or not, youth!” (The New York Times). The Preservation Hall Jazz Band comprises a rotating group of about a dozen musicians. On this tour the band is: Mark Braud, trumpet & vocals; Clint Maegden, vocals; Elliott “Stackman” Callier, reeds; Frederick Lonzo, trombone; Rickie Monie, piano; Walter Payton, bass & vocals; and Joseph Lastie Jr., drums.

Ticket Prices: $20 - $45. Discounts available
No Outpost Member Passes for New Mexico Jazz Festival concerts.
Outpost Performance Space Box Office 505-268-0044; Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234;
or on the web www.ticketssantafe.org

Music Sample: http://www.imnworld.com/preservationhalljazzband

MORE NEW MEXICO JAZZ FESTIVAL 2008 SHOWS
IN ALBUQUERQUE AND SANTA FE

Friday, July 18, 7pm
The New Mexico Jazz Workshop presents
Salsa Under the Stars: Son Como Son
Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater • Albuquerque
www.nmjazz.org or (505)255-9798 for information





Saturday, July 19, Noon-2pm
Jazz in the Afternoon in Old Town Plaza
Jazz a la Carte
Albuquerque’s Old Town Plaza • Albuquerque
Sponsored by Mesa del Sol
presented in partnership with the City of Albuquerque Cultural Affairs’ Old Town New Fun Series & Mayor Martin J. Chávez
Jazz a la Carte comprises 6 talented New Mexico-based musicians. A Dixieland band that applies its spirited traditional jazz approach to a wide range of timeless tunes, this ensemble is led by trombonist Dick “Doc” Rock and has been performing together for more than a dozen years. A frequent performer at the Rio Grande Jazz Society, Jazz a la Carte has also been a favorite at many important annual social events such as the Santa Fe Stages arts celebration and the Gallup Heart Fund Gala. Jazz a la Carte has performed three times as the warm-up band at UNM’s Popejoy Hall for annual Mardi Gras celebrations featuring the nationally acclaimed New Orleans Preservation Hall Jazz Band, the Dukes of Dixieland, and Dr. John. Jazz a la Carte was the featured musical entertainment for the annual week-long Mardi Gras festival at the exclusive Hotel Porto Palacio in Porto, Portugal in both 2000 and 2001. Jazz a la Carte is Dick “Doc” Rock, trombone; Dick Trask, saxophone; Kent Erickson, trumpet; Wayne Shrubsall, banjo; Mark Weaver, tuba; and Bob Delich, drums.
FREE

Saturday, July 19, 7pm
The New Mexico Jazz Workshop presents
Blues Under the Stars:
The Pleasure Pilots
The Memphis PTails • Alex Maryol
Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater • Albuquerque
www.nmjazz.org or (505)255-9798 for information

Tuesday, July 22, 6-8:30pm     
    
Perceptions: Kanoa Kaluhiwa’s Afrilatin
Jazz Ensemble
Le Chat Lunatique       
     
Santa Fe Plaza • Santa Fe
presented in partnership with Santa Fe Bandstand and Outside In

A cross-cultural blend of jazz harmonies with Afro-Cuban rhythms and a taste of mbira and African drumming, Perceptions is led by Kanoa Kaluhiwa, one of Albuquerque’s finest saxophonists. The repertoire features originals by Kaluhiwa plus arrangements of other jazz not-so-standards. The ensemble features Kanoa Kaluhiwa on saxophone, mbira and percussion; César Bauvallet, trombone and congas; John Rangel, keyboards; Colin Deuble, electric and upright bass; Alyson Steinman, African drums and mbira; Heidi Alina, djembe; and Tomás White, drums and percussion.



Le Chat Lunatique plays a combination of Gypsy Swing, Western Swing and as they put it, “anything else we damn well please …Filthy, Mangy Jazz is our forte!” The project grew out of guitarist, John Sandlin and violinist, Muni Kulasinghe’s love for the great Hot Club of France, a gypsy swing group from 1940’s Paris, which included the combined genius of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli. Bassist, Jared Putnam’s western swing background then fused itself into the mix as well. Finally, drummer Fernando Garavito’s (from Colombia) adds a latin aspect to the groove. Le Chat Lunatique’s new CD, Demonic Lovely, released in February 2008, was nominated for SEVEN New Mexico Music Awards. Le Chat was voted “Best Band Over-All” and “Best Jazz Act” in the Weekly Alibi’s 2008 Best of Burque issue AND “Best Local Band” and “Best Jazz Act” in the Local iQ’s 2008 Smart List. They have opened for Asleep at the Wheel, The Hot Club of  San Francisco, and The Djangomatics. They recently composed and performed the music for a new play called Flamingo/Winnebago which was premiered in Philadelphia. In October 2007, John Sandlin organized the 2nd Annual New Mexico Django Fest which met with widespread acclaim. FREE!

Wednesday, July 23, 7-9pm      
     
Jazz in the Evening 
in Old Town Plaza
Cathryn McGill Quartet
Albuquerque’s Old Town Plaza • Albuquerque 


Sponsored by Mesa del Sol
presented in partnership with the City of Albuquerque Cultural Affairs’ Old Town New Fun Series & Mayor Martin J. Chávez
Cathryn McGill is a favorite featured singer/songwriter in the Southwest. She has shared the stage with major artists such as Lyle Lovett, the late Grover Washington, Jr. and Bo Diddley among others. Stylistically she is influenced by Ella Fitzgerald, Etta James, Roberta Flack and Betty Carter, but her unique style has been described by one reviewer as “electrifying, gospel-cooked jazz and blues.” McGill has deep roots in the gospel tradition having grown up singing in church choirs in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Today she performs in churches and nightclub and concert venues all over the state. She is currently writing songs and is planning a major CD entitled I’m On My Way to be released in the fall of 2008 and featuring original gospel flavored inspirational music. The quartet tonight features Stu MacAskie, keyboard; Dimi Disanti, guitar; Justin Bransford, bass; and Arnaldo Acosta, drums.  FREE!

TWO NIGHTS
Friday & Saturday, July 25 & 26, 7pm
New Mexico Jazz Workshop presents
Women’s Voices Festival 2008  
     
• Friday, July 25: Charmed • Dianna Hughes • Patti Littlefield
                                Kari Simmons • Hillary Smith
•Saturday, July 26: The Buckarettes • Jenny Marlow • Busy McCarroll
                                     Madi Sato • Susan Clark
     
Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater • Albuquerque
www.nmjazz.org or (505)255-9798 for information