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Bon Soir ❤️🎤🎷🎹 🥁
Imelda May 🎶 Now or Never
Live :Jools' Annual Hootenanny
It's hard to believe but today is the last day of NOIR CITY 23! We have tickets available for both double features, at www.NoirCity.com and at the Grand Lake Theater box office . We are screening Robert Altman's KANSAS CITY (1:00, 6:00 PM) starring Jennifer Jason Leigh & Bertrand Tavernier's ROUND MIDNIGHT (3:20, 8:20 PM) starring musician Dexter Gordon. Nick Rossi and his Swing Four will perform live at noon prior to he matinee screenings.
NOIR CITY 23 • Sunday, January 25 DOUBLE FEATURE:
KANSAS CITY
1:00, 6:00 PM
Jennifer Jason Leigh plays a Jean Harlow-obsessed housewife who abducts the spouse of a local politician before the 1934 Democratic primary election. She goes on a wild ride, and so will you courtesy of Altman’s spirited recreations of the 1930s jazz scene. Featuring Harry Belafonte as “Seldom Seen.”
1996, Ciby 2000 [mk2 Films]. 116 min. Dir. Robert Altman
ROUND MIDNIGHT
3:20, 8:20 PM
A troubled saxophonist (Dexter Gordon) cleans up his act in 1950s Paris, but finds temptation lurking on every street corner when he returns to reestablish his life in New York. Co-starring Herbie Hancock who won the 1987 Academy Award for Best Music, Original Score for the film's compositions.
1986, WB [Park Circus]. 133 min. Dir. Bertrand Tavernier
Elephant9 + Terje Rypdal — Catching Fire. 2024 : Rune Grammofon.
Lonnie Liston Smith Sextet : Sais (Egypt)
Miles Davis & Chaka Khan: Human Nature (live in Montreux 1989)
THIS IS FANTASTIQUE. Check out Miles and Chaka Blowinnnnnnnnnnnn
John Coltrane Quartet • My Favorite Things • Live in Comblain-La-Tour, Belgium, 1965
Soprano Saxophone - John Coltrane Piano - Mccoy Tyner Bass - Jimmy Garrison Drum - Elvin Jones
Rare Recording of Wes Montgomery & His Brothers Live at Newport Jazz Festival in 1967. One of the few recordings found of Montgomery Brothers in the 60's!! A clear demonstration of the difference between 'balls out' live jazz and the sterility of the studio.