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La Última
Pedrito Martínez & Alfredo Rodríguez!
At Stanford's Bing Auditorium on Friday March 11th
And Tonight, March 5th, in Miami
Finally ... live music returns to the world! They play tonight in Miami.
Click here for full details of the Stanford show and here for all of Pedrito's upcoming shows. Here are some of Tom Ehrlich's photos from other performances:
St. Louis - 2017 (debut performance of the duo)
Remembering Los Metales del Terror
We've Lost El Greco, and now Chappottín
NG La Banda launched the timba genre with a ferocious, virtuosic horn section affectionately known as Los Metales del Terror. The saxophonists were Germán Velazco (still going strong) and Carlos Averhoff, Sr. (who passed in 2016). The trumpeters were José "El Greco" Crego and Elpidio Chappottín, both of whom have passed in recent weeks. After Irakere and NG La Banda, El Greco led his own jazz band, Top Secret, and Chappottín (the grandson of the legendary Arsenio Rodríguez trumpeter and bandleader Félix Chappottín and a cousin of the younger Félix Chappottín now leading Conjunto Chappottín) became an in-demand session player and touring musician, most recently coming to the States with Issac Delgado. El Greco's son Marcos Crego is a leading pianist who played with Klímax and Juan de Marcos' Afro-Cuban All Stars and now lives in Arizona.
Elpidio Chappottín with Issac at SF Jazz (click here for photos from Kuumbwa Jazz)
Marcos Crego (son of El Greco) with Afro-Cuban All Stars in SF
(photos by Tom Ehrlich)
Harold López-Nussa: Timba a la Americana
Thurs. Oct. 28 at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley
Harold López-Nussa will play in Berkeley at Freight & Salvage on Thursday October 28th with his brother Ruy López-Nussa on drums, Luques Curtis on bass, and Grégoire Maret on harmonica.
Here are some of Tom Ehrlich's photos from the last tour:
Harold López-Nussa
Harold & Ruy López-Nussa
Luques Curtis
Here's the full tour:
Monterey Jazz Festival 2021 Day 3 of 3
Photos by Tom Ehrlich
The final day of the Monterey Jazz Festival featured:
Lilliana de los Reyes, granddaughter of Walfredo de los Reyes
George Benson
The Immanuel Wilkins Quartet
The Next Generation Jazz Orchestra directed by Gerald Clayton
The Christian Sands Group, featuring Skylar Tang (trumpet)
The Kandace Springs Group