[Dixielandjazz] Chet Baker - Gerry Mulligan Tribute with Joe Gransden and Sam Skelton May 17th

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The AJP Society Classic
"Jazz Beneath the Stars"
Jazz Series
Friday May 17th at 8:00 PM Sharp
Reserved table of 4 seating $120.00
Reserved table of 8 seating $240.00
General Admission $25
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Coolers Welcome
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Issue No.  3
AJP Society - Chukkar Farm Polo Club
Jazz Beneath the Stars Series

April 2013
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Chet Baker - Gerry Mulligan Quartet
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Dear Hall,
Jack Cashin, Pualani and Philip Carroll wish  to invite you for a very special event
celebrating "An evening of Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan with Joe Gransden and Sam
Skelton ! This exclusive  engagement  is one night only and kicks off our

Spring 2013 Jazz Series  at Chukkar Farm Polo Club & Event Facility
.  Proceeds from this event to benefit North Fulton Community Charities

Feature artists:


Sam Skelton (Saxophone) --

Kennesaw State University Director of Jazz Studies and Lecturer in Saxophone and
 a native of Conyers, Georgia, has been active on the Atlanta music scene for well
over two decades. Skelton graduated summa cum laude from Georgia State University
and the private studio of Tony Carere with a degree in Jazz Studies. During his 
course of study at GSU, Skelton was a Montgomery Music Scholar and a two-time fellowship
recipient to the Aspen Music Festival.

He continued his saxophone studies with Kenneth Radnofsky at Boston University in
1991.As a woodwind doubler, Skelton is well versed in any genre of music. His grasp
of saxophone, clarinet and flute has enabled him to remain very busy in live performance
as well as in the studio. Skelton has performed and/or soloed with The London Symphony
Orchestra, The Atlanta Symphony, The Atlanta Pops, The Peachtree Pops, The Atlanta
Ballet Orchestra and The Cobb Symphony Orchestra as well as numerous local high 
school and civic ensembles. World Premiers include James Oliverio's Children of 
A Common Mother, Lee Johnson's Ora Pro Mi: Concerto for Winds Soloist (clarinet,
 flute and soprano saxophone) and Seaside Symphony (clarinet and soprano saxophone
soloist). Skelton also played the premier recording of Ora Pro Mi and Seaside Symphony
with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Joe Gransden (Trumpet/Vocals) Renowned first for the hard bop approach of his trumpet,
Joe Gransden's singing voice has been compared to that of Chet Baker and Frank Sinatra.

Not long after high school, Joe was on the road as a sideman with the big bands 
of Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller. A number of A.F.M. contracted sideman gigs include
Barry White, The Moody Blues, Kenny Rogers, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin, The
Whispers, etc. Eventually moving to New York City, he performed with numerous groups,
including sub work with Toshiko Akiyoshi and Chico O'Farrill. Meanwhile, Joe formed
his own group, which performed in Brooklyn each week and included the venerable 
guitarist Joe Cohn and ex-Betty Carter bassist, Matt Hughes. "Having my own group
and being fortunate enough to travel, play, and record has been a dream come true,"
says Joe.

These two All Star performers will be joined by Joe's quartet and we will introduce
you to them as we near the show.
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Chet Baker - Gerry Mulligan Quartet Beneath The Stars
...an  intimate evening beneath the stars in the tranquil and picturesque venue 
 of Cashin's Chukkar Polo Club & Event Facility. 173 acres of  rolling landscapes
and breathtaking views of the area. Chukkar Farm is  THE place to be for music, 
friends, and memories. .The Clubhouse and  surrounding deck with spectacular views
is available to host your  special pre-concert celebration.

When Bruce Weber released Let's Get Lost in 1988, his documentary on  the trumpeter
Chet Baker, it joined the likes of Bertrand Tavernier's  Round Midnight and Clint
Eastwood's Bird in a group of late-1980s films  that showed prominent jazz [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001jBudidNxdsozBj0GEEOpPK3H0mNLXqlyU8dFmaEKztLVcwwB3UTG2fj2eMqhDP2fAS5F2E7dNdscbfOiGz60esFV9TcgN0T2rUtb9GEUcbKRk4kRn23KVew7HoioBD0MZv4nIKy629j-7dL5_P09seVSMVvPoTiE309KDzYB1YA8qILvOVSvtiTVX5ZrMH-hAUz3Z0pQv3IQB_hjGCvFhhjDIl2IH3N-UYcqIjzCqvnAsIr2CTFJgo0xj9Z4GVi9gJB1Ft-ooMMWiX2ND83tHId1RcItW6bDJwe8E0gCiGWKr7FfO4xvDQ==]
artists on the skids.

A  huge improvement from the years in which jazz movies were considered a  joke,
 these documentaries also indicated how deeply attached writers and  film-makers
 of a certain generation were to the tempting symmetry of  saxophones, syringes,
 and stumbling idols kept upright only by music and  devoted admirers.

Chet Baker was a "doomed youth" who might have  been made for Hollywood's idea of
jazz. He perfectly suited the white,  postwar myth of the gifted, self-destructive
and marginalised artist.  Looking like James Dean was the worst thing that ever 
happened to the  trumpeter/singer.

A charismatic and talented prince of cool jazz,  Baker represented a seductive form
of passive rebellion. If he was the  romantic ballad-singer who was irresistible
 to women, and the trumpet  lyricist who played by ear, then he was also the shambolic,
alienated  junkie, who would eventually be found dead on an Amsterdam street, at
  the age of 58.

Back in the early 1950s, however, Baker was a  rising star who had been recruited
by Charlie Parker to inherit the  mantle previously worn by Dizzy Gillespie and 
Miles Davis. Parker once  described Baker as the boy from California who would "eat
him up".

He  then went on to join baritone saxophonist and composer Gerry Mulligan, a  key
contributor to Davis's groundbreaking Birth of the Cool album.  Mulligan played 
the cumbersome baritone sax as if it were a tenor, or  even an alto, preserving 
its gruff and rugged sound, but giving it a  melodic agility that resembled the 
fluency of Lester Young. But he was  also a composer and arranger of harmonic sophistication
and  theme-weaving contrapuntal skill, who could write illuminatingly for big  bands
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and make small bands sound bigger than they were.

Mulligan  played The Haig, on Wiltshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, in 1952. The  
young Chet Baker began sitting in. Because the vibraphonist Red Norvo, a  mainstay
at the club, took a keyboard-player's role, the establishment  had disposed of its
piano. So Mulligan and Baker began thinking of how  to work without one. An elegant,
intertwining, low-key and ambiguously  chord-free jazz evolved, and with it an increasingly
enthusiastic  audience. he heyday of this quartet (Mulligan and Baker, plus bass
 and drums) was  in 1952-53, after which Mulligan was sent to prison on narcotics
 charges, and Baker became a solo star. But at that time, the "pianoless  quartet"
became one of the most distinctive sounds in jazz; the  quintessence of the cool
 style and a model for innumerable ensembles to  this day.

Here's one of their all-time classics, Mulligan's composition  Walking Shoes.

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About us.......

The Atlanta Jazz Preservation Society, Inc is a non-profit founded on and dedicated
 to globally promoting, producing and preserving the American Art form of  JAZZ 
while supporting environmental issues and communities where we do  business.

We were founded in 1990 by Phil and Lee Carroll. It is said that they decided  they
had traveled to enough similar events around the Country and felt the  desire to
 take a chance and create a "Party" like event where friends and  family could come
together each spring in Atlanta. The recipe was simple;  one stage, a Cabaret Ballroom
with dance floors, 24 internationally recognized  All-Star performers. It's a recipe
that has worked and received international  recognition. The next 20 years produced
some of the most memorable events  of our lives. We've produced and recorded nearly
20 Recordings that you can  find today on Amazon, Target and iTunes! Our recordings
were the 'brainchildren' of our dear  Jazz friends Wendol Echols, George H. Buck
 and Dad.  2008 marked the passing of Mr. 'Phil Carroll' Jazz (my dad) and among
 his last  wishes was that we continue to promote and preserve our beloved American
Art of Jazz.

We have worked hard to keep the 'Party' alive and with all of your  continued  support
we will continue for another twenty years until we throw in the  towel  and hand
 it over DAD's grand kids Philip (Trey) Carroll III, Jesse,  Jamie, Parrish, Alexandria
and Huelani!  Support Live Jazz !!!

"Our Clients include Westin (Starwood Resorts), Price Waterhouse  Coopers, Atlanta's
Chastain Horse Club, Chukkar Farms Polo Club, The Atlanta Country Club, Pastis  
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Thanks for your support and keep on swingin'

Pualani and Philip

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