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Jill Scott To Headline The 2019 R&B Summer Block Party Festival Series (@missjillscott)
Posted on April 8, 2019 by Maria Jackson Magazine
Tickets are on sale now for the fifth annual Summer Block Party Festival, the preeminent destination for soul and R&B devotees since 2015.
Not only does the festival return to Philadelphia, Houston, and Chicago, but Live Nation Urban also schedules its very first Dallas engagement. This expansion remains a testament to the growing popularity of Summer Block Party Festival. In 2019, the stage will once more play host to genre legends as well as today's hottest breaking talent, upholding a five-year tradition and commitment to excellence in soul and R&B.
For the 2019 series, GRAMMY® Award-winning modern icon Jill Scott headlines all four dates. Meanwhile, GRAMMY® Award-nominated soul songstress and hometown hero Jazmine Sullivan joins the bill as direct support on the Philadelphia concert at Mann Center for Performing Arts on June 29. Soul icon Faith Evans and Tweet round out the lineup for the Dallas engagement July 5 at Toyota Music Factory. A day later, Boyz II Men and rising star Lucky Daye grace the stage in Houston at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. For the fifth year, the festival resumes at its original Chicago site on Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island on July 13 with Anthony Hamilton, MA$E, and Carl Thomas.
Summer Block Party sets the pace for R&B and soul-centric festival. Since its launch in 2015, it has sold out every year and steadily grown with lineups consisting of genre luminaries and the next generation's hottest young R&B stars. Previous lineups boasted everyone from Erykah Badu and Jazmine Sullivan to Miguel, Babyface, Ludacris, Ledisi and SWV, to name a few.
SUMMER BLOCK PARTY FESTIVAL DATES:
6/29 Philadelphia, PA The Mann Music Center (Jill Scott, Jazmine Sullivan, MA$E,
Musiq Soulchild, DJ D Nice)
7/5 Dallas, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory (Jill Scott, Faith Evans,Tweet)
7/6 Houston, TX Cynthia Woods Pavilion (Jill Scott, Boyz II Men, Faith Evans, Lucky Daye)
7/13 Chicago, IL Huntington Bank Pavilion @ Northerly Island (Jill Scott, Anthony Hamilton,
MA$E, Carl Thomas)
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Wharton Stories » What I Learned About Impact Investing for the Social Determinants of Health
What I Learned About Impact Investing for the Social Determinants of Health
Sophia Chang, W'24, C'24, reflects on her internship with the Penn Medicine – Wharton Fund for Health and how this experience can make a meaningful impact in Philadelphia.
You interned with the recently launched Penn Medicine – Wharton Fund for Health program. What drew you to this impact investing internship?
Sophia Chang: I was a STEM student throughout high school. After coming to Wharton, I realized that there are various avenues to support and improve the health of communities other than working in clinics or performing biomedical research. Following the start of the pandemic, I became interested in impact investing. Through the Fund for Health's focus on addressing healthcare inequities, I was able to work alongside a dedicated team that is passionate about making a positive change in our local community.
How are you making a positive impact through your work? What makes this impact — and the problem you're helping to overcome — particularly important?
Chang: The Fund for Health focuses on investing in companies that have a strong business model and that can improve the quality of life for people in Philadelphia, and reduce socioeconomic barriers. Whether it's a company that provides free transportation to work, offers mentorships in career development, or creates access to healthier food options, the Fund's thorough due diligence on every potential investment ensures that the company is addressing social determinants of health to aid Philadelphia communities.
How has this experience been transformative in shaping your path moving forward?
Chang: As someone interested in entrepreneurship, my internship with the Fund for Health allowed me to gain important insights from the buy-side perspective, including those I could utilize if I ever start a business of my own. For example, I learned about the importance of having a diverse, balanced team and the importance of thorough, organized financials that accurately represent the current and future state of the company. Meeting with passionate founders who are dedicated to improving their local communities reinforced my desire to make similar substantive contributions regardless of my future career.
Why should other students consider applying for the Fund for Health?
Chang: Fund for Health not only introduced me to the world of social venture impact investing in a supportive learning environment, but also allowed me to gain valuable real-world experience and skills in sourcing investment opportunities and practicing due diligence. This experience will support my future endeavors. Future associates will fully appreciate the tangible impact their work can contribute to addressing some of the social determinants of health in Philadelphia.
How is the work you are doing in the Fund for Health relevant to the COVID-19 pandemic?
Chang: During the earlier periods of the pandemic, McKinsey & Company reported that, compared to white Americans, COVID-19 mortality rates were 3.8 times greater in Black communities and 2.5 times greater in Hispanic/Latinx communities. The majority of these communities live in urban settings, like Philadelphia, which had 90% of COVID-19 cases. COVID-19 and the associated burdens of the pandemic only further exacerbated pre-existing inequalities. The Fund for Health targets critical social determinants of health such as direct access to healthcare and health insurance.
How did you source companies that can make a positive impact on Philadelphia residents?
Chang: I sourced companies primarily online through local Philadelphia news sources and business incubators, as well as through larger databases like Pitchbook. While in-person meetings with founders and organizations may have been off the table, video-chatting made it easier to connect with business owners located across the country, permitting me to connect "face-to-face" with founders and view pitches or demos about their businesses.
What were some challenges and surprising things you learned?
Chang: The Fund for Health's investment thesis focuses on early-stage, for-profit start-ups that address the social determinants of health for economically disadvantaged populations in Philadelphia. While such startups do exist, many do not have the resources to promote their ventures. Subsequently, sourcing companies that fit these criteria required perseverance. Another challenge was conveying the potential impact of a promising young company to the investment committee. Ultimately, it was inspiring to discover the number of innovative ways startups are trying to tackle inequalities both in Philadelphia and across the country.
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The Penn Medicine – Wharton Fund for Health invests in early-stage, for-profit companies that have the potential to strengthen the social determinants of health for economically disadvantaged Philadelphia residents. As part of the Fund for Health investment team, Penn and Wharton students get real impact investing experience such as sourcing and conducting due diligence.
Sophia Chang, W'24, C'24
Sophia Chang is a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania from Portland, Oregon. She is enrolled in the Vagelos Life Sciences and Management Program (LSM), a coordinated dual degree in Economics at the Wharton School and Biology at Penn College. In her free time, Sophia enjoys playing cello in chamber ensembles, hiking throughout the Pacific Northwest, and spending time with friends and family.

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A short-film from Muriel d'Ansembourg has been nominated for a BAFTA (short-film category). I am so proud to have been part of that adventure, designing the make-up and hair for that film, with so beautiful strong female characters, lovely cast and crew. It was freezing but well worth.
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J. T. Herber III
Tamaqua, PA Attorney with 16 years of experience
(570) 668-1255	111 East Broad Street
Tamaqua,	PA 18252
Business, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Wake Forest University School of Law and Lafayette College
J.T. Herber, III primarily practices in the fields of criminal defense and civil litigation, including personal injury. His criminal defense practice includes the representation of clients facing felony and misdemeanor charges, as well as serious traffic violations in the Courts of Common Pleas throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania. Attorney Herber previously served as an Assistant District Attorney in Schuylkill County. In civil cases, J.T. represents plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of civil disputes, including personal injury and wrongful death cases, as well as real estate, commercial, construction, landlord-tenant, and collections matters. Despite being...
Gary David Marchalk
Tamaqua, PA Lawyer
(570) 668-5321	204 E Broad St
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
Brian Joseph Urban
Mahanoy City, PA Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(570) 773-0322	35 S Main Street
Mahanoy City,	PA 17948
Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Bringing Philadelphia big law firm experience to our community, I am proud to help clients in Schuylkill County, Northumberland County, Columbia County and surrounding areas to represent them in cases involving car or truck accidents, medical mistakes, nursing home neglect, and other injuries, as well as in probate/estate matters and will drafting.
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Hamburg, PA Attorney with 13 years of experience
Bankruptcy, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
David A. Miller
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Mary K. O'Connor
Frackville, PA Attorney with 6 years of experience
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Products Liability, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Nesquehoning, PA Lawyer with 31 years of experience
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Elder
Timothy Belt
Hazleton, PA Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(570) 535-3343	100 West Broad Street, Suite 303
Hazleton,	PA 18201
Free ConsultationSocial Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Attorney Timothy D. Belt is the son of Reverend James and Patricia Belt, and he has resided primarily in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area since 1985. Tim graduated from Lackawanna Trail High School and is a 1996 summa cum laude graduate of the University of the Ozarks. Tim graduated from Villanova University School of Law in 1999 and shortly thereafter began practicing law in the Wilkes-Barre area. Tim's practice focuses on workers compensation, social security disability, unemployment compensation and auto injury claims. Tim is a frequent speaker in regard to workers compensation issues...
Barry C. Shabbick
Palmerton, PA Lawyer with 40 years of experience
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
I have dedicated my practice to helping clients in the areas of workers' compensation, personal injury, family law and divorce, social security disability, and general civil litigation. As the son of a coal miner from a small town, I understand the unique challenges facing many blue collar working families. I have extensive litigation experience, including argument before the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court. I have handled hundreds of workers' compensation cases to a favorable outcome, including successfully arguing employee status of a truck driver fatally injured on the job. I have successfully handled hundreds of simple and complex...
Frackville, PA Attorney with 36 years of experience
Free ConsultationNursing Home, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Jason Michael Rapa
Lehighton, PA Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(610) 377-7730	141 S. 1st Street
Lehighton,	PA 18235
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Consumer, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Jason M. Rapa, Esquire is the founder of Rapa Law Office, P.C. Jason practices together with his brother Matthew J. Rapa. Together they provide services not only in the Poconos and the Lehigh Valley but throughout the State of Pennsylvania. Jason focuses his practice in the areas of Bankruptcy, Consumer Protection and Civil Litigation, while Matthew focuses on Criminal Defense and Consumer Protection. Together Jason & Matthew have handled hundreds of cases against abusive debt collectors and Jason routinely speaks at national, state and local legal events regarding debt collection harassment.Jason has recently be names a Rising...
Jeffrey Majikas
Hazleton, PA Attorney with 28 years of experience
2 East Broad Street
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp
University of Maryland - Baltimore
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Timothy Patrick Brennan
Pottsville, PA Attorney with 17 years of experience
(570) 624-2255	4 South 2nd Street
Free ConsultationEmployment, Municipal, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Tim Brennan was raised in the coal region working in his family's well known mom and pop restaurant. He began his legal career in the Lehigh Valley as a Bethlehem and Northampton County Solicitor. He currently lives in Doylestown and, in addition to his legal work, serves as a member of the Doylestown Borough Council.
Mr. Brennan graduated from Ursinus College in 2000, receiving his Bachelor of Arts with a double major in English and Politics and a double minor in International Relations and American Studies. During this period he served two United States Congressional Internships with Congressman Joe Hoeffel and...
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Valeen D. Hykes
Gretchen Deborah Sterns
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Specializing in commercial real estate transactions and development.
Gerald J. Mullery
Mr. Robert J Gillespie Jr
(570) 454-5575	67 North Church Street
Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Bob Gillespie is a second generation Plaintiff's lawyer +with a distinguished record of service to the public. He served eleven years in the Luzerne County District Attorneys Office, the last four as District Attorney. In 2007 and 2008, Pjiladelphia Magazine proclaimed him to be a "Super Lawyer"* an awrd only available to the top 5% of lawyers. He is also a "Million Dollar Advocate"* having obtained Million's of Dollars in Awards for his clients. Attorney Gillespie was recently named a Fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America, a society limited to 3,500 lawyers less then 1/2 % of those practicing...
Steven M. Yurkonis
Frackville, PA Lawyer
Free ConsultationDUI & DWI, Estate Planning, Probate and Social Security Disability
Robert Frantz
Pottsville, PA Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(570) 622-5693	1800 West End Ave
Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Rob has been certified as a workers' compensation specialist and he is rated a SuperLawyer. He only accepts Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability cases.
Rob personally witnessed on the job injuries while working his way through law school as a member of the Teamsters Union. He worked with injured workers' mistreated by the system. He has legally represented injured workers since 1997. For years he practiced law in Harrisburg with the former director of the PA Bureau of Workers' Compensation and with a former Workers' Compensation Judge.
He returned to his hometown, Pottsville, in 2006 after the birth...
Angel Mae Theresa Webby
W. Hazleton, PA Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(570) 501-2822	129 Susquehanna Blvd
W. Hazleton,	PA 18202
Free ConsultationAnimal, Insurance Claims, Traffic Tickets and White Collar Crime
Angel Mae Webby was born in Lansing, Michigan in 1979 and has resided in Pennsylvania since 1980. She graduated with honors from Crestwood High School and furthered her education at King's College in Wilkes-Barre. Ms. Webby was a third generation King's College attendee. She graduated from King's College in the Honors Program with a B.A. in Criminal Justice and Sociology. Angel Mae Webby attended law school at Dickinson School of Law, where she received the Nadel Scholarship and Pinkus Grant for academic achievement. Also, while at Dickinson Law School she was active in leadership and committe positions. She graduated with...
Angela M. Stehle
Palmerton, PA Attorney
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Joshua D. Shulman
James M. O'Connor
The Pennsylvania State University School of Law
Mr. Edward Michael Olexa
(877) 653-9211	1710 East Broad Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Estate Planning and Traffic Tickets
Edward Olexa is an aggressive criminal defense attorney whose primary office is in Hazleton, Pennsylvania. He is currently accepting cases in Luzerne, Lackawanna, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe, Columbia, Wyoming & Sullivan Counties. Edward gets results for his clients, whether they are looking to work out the most favorable plea agreement or they are looking to challenge the state's evidence at trial. Attorney Olexa gets these results while providing top-notch customer service to his clients and the resposive representation they deserve. When everyone else is on your back, Attorney Olexa is on your side!
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Keith Pavlack
Lehighton, PA Attorney with 31 years of experience
(570) 386-3888	1415 Blakeslee Blvd Dr E
Keith R. Pavlack is a 1986 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh. He received his Doctor of Laws degree from Widener University School of Law in 1989. While at Widener he received the American Jurisprudence Award for commercial transactions.
During law school, Attorney Pavlack worked as a Law Clerk for the Honorable Anthony Semerraro in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas. After his admission to the Bar of Pennsylvania Courts in 1989, Attorney Pavlack worked for the Philadelphia Housing Authority where he continued until 1991. Attorney Pavlack worked as an associate for Martin H. Philip Law Office, P.C until...
Michael Dominic Casari Jr.
Hazleton, PA Attorney with 5 years of experience
(570) 455-1812	81 S Church Street
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Thomas J. O'Brien
(484) 889-1643	1001 S. 4th Street
30 years experience representing claimants in workers' compensation and social security disability cases throughout southeastern PA.
Stephen Seach
Drums, PA Attorney with 28 years of experience
(570) 359-3283	53 West Foothills Drive
Drums,	PA 18222
Employment, Family and Personal Injury
I am the principal of The Seach Law Offices, in Drums, Pennsylvania.
Free ConsultationEmployment, Personal Injury, Real Estate and Workers' Comp
Adam R. Weaver
Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, Estate Planning and Family
Adam R. Weaver, Esquire is a graduate of Ohio Northern College of Law in 2008. He graduated with a double major in Philosophy and Psychology from Duquesne University in 2005. Attorney Weaver is also a proud graduate of 2010 Class of Leadership Carbon sponsored by the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce. After graduating law school in 2008, for approximately five years, Attorney Weaver began his legal career working for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee and honed his skills in the practice of bankruptcy. In September, 2013, Attorney Weaver opened his own law office in Lehighton, Pennsylvania.
Attorney Weaver has a general...
John DiBernardino
(610) 377-6617	417 Iron Street
Employment, Foreclosure Defense and Insurance Claims
John DiBernardino, Esquire has been practicing law since 1986. Originally from the Philadelphia area, he graduated from St. Joseph's Preparatory High School in Philadelphia in 1978. He graduated from American University in Washington, DC with a Bachelor's Degree in 1982. He then attended what is now known as Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, DE, graduating with his Juris Doctor degree in 1986. While attending law school he clerked at a personal injury law firm in Philadelphia as well as with the Delaware County, Pennsylvania, District Attorney's Office, gaining valuable courtroom experience representing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at preliminary...
Julie A. Werdt
Pottsville, PA Lawyer
(570) 622-5933	Ten Westwood Road
Robert Reedy
Schuylkill Haven, PA Attorney with 20 years of experience
(570) 385-9110	7 E Main St
Schuylkill Haven,	PA 17972
Keith Strouse
Ashland, PA Lawyer
(570) 875-3740	816 Center St
Ashland,	PA 17921
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Charles Rick
Pottstown, PA Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(610) 850-9036	933 N. Charlotte Street
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Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Loyola University New Orleans
Attorney Rick is a member of the State Bar of Pennsylvania and is admitted to practice in the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Pennsylvania. Attorney Rick has tried cases in state court, before administrative agencies, and before arbitration panels. He regularly appears before the local magisterial district courts as well as the Montgomery, Berks, and Chester County Courts of Common Pleas. Attorney Rick is also admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. Chad previously volunteered for several years with the VITA organization, a pro bono program that offered free...
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Center Valley, PA Attorney
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Our practice is strictly limited to Pennsylvania DUI Defense. We represent clients throughout the state of Pennsylvania and in the counties of Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Carbon, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, Bucks, Lancaster, and York.
As a former Senior Assistant District Attorney and DUI Prosecutor who has participated in hundreds of DUI-related trials, Steven Kellis has seen both sides of the law, and knows the many defenses to Pennsylvania drunk driving charges. He has handled cases like yours for over 25 years and can give straightforward advice about your arrest. Mr. Kellis has been named "Top 10 Best DUI Lawyers" and "Top...
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Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall Visits SNHU on Green Space
October 6, 2017 Anna Laugelle and Rachel Romeo5312
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The Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall has relocated temporarily to Southern New Hampshire's Green Space. The Wall, which arrived on Thursday, October 5, was ceremoniously welcomed by the SNHU community at 6 p.m. The Memorial Wall, which is an 80% scale replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., will be available for the SNHU community to observe until 3 p.m. on October 8.
The opening ceremony began with a musical performance put on by the Manchester Central High School choir. The ceremony continued with a number of speakers sharing their thoughts on the significance of the wall.
Senior Vice President, Strategy and University Chief of Staff Dr. William Zemp was introduced to the public and recognized for his leadership roles in the United States Army as well as various other contribution during his service.
"I am proud to be a veteran on a day like this," said Zemp. "This Green Space is offered, for the time we are here, as a temporary hallowed ground and a respectful place where you can reconnect. Where you veterans, can teach us of what living for something greater than ourselves means."
Jim Covatis, of the New Hampshire Chapter 41 Vietnam Veterans of America, also shared his thoughts on the importance of the wall. "We stand before this wall and look at the names of all of the lives that war took. Men and women, fathers and sons, brothers and sisters, each and every one."
Recognized for their attendance were Gold Star Families that lost their loved ones in the war. Also among the crowd were Vietnam veterans that came to pay their respects to fellow soldiers.
Located in front of the wall is a field of flags to represent veterans from New Hampshire whose names were on the wall.
To conclude the evening, a commemorative wreath-laying ceremony was performed by the Chapter 41 Vietnam Veterans of America. Individuals at the event were encouraged to take time after the ceremony to get a closer look at the wall and acknowledge all of those who serviced and lost their lives to the Vietnam War.
"A proud soldier, sailor, airman or marine who went to war, who gave their lives, who will never again be seen," said Covatis. "So we honor them with this wall of beauty with the names of all who did their duty."
Anna Laugelle
Anna is a sophomore at SNHU and is in her second year as a staff writer on the Penmen Press. She is a graphic design major and helps with layout for the paper as well. Anna also works at the Deborah L. Coffin Women's Center and is a part of the Signature Leadership Program on campus.
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Fleet Foxes at the Paramount Theatre 9/6/11. Photo by Dusty Somers
Article first published as Concert Review: Fleet Foxes with The Walkmen, Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA, 9/6/11 on Blogcritics.
Talk about a murderer's row of indie rock — it doesn't get much better than the combination of The Walkmen and Fleet Foxes, who came together for a pair of shows at Seattle's Paramount Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. One of Seattle's best current success stories, Fleet Foxes is Exhibit A of the city's continued relevance in producing quality, widely popular acts. I mean, around for barely five years and you've already got The Walkmen opening for you? You're obviously doing something right.
The dapper New York City five-piece got things started Tuesday with a tantalizingly short set — these guys certainly had no problem playing the part of gracious opening act — that made stops all across the discography. Surprisingly, with the gorgeous Lisbon not even a year old, that record didn't get the spotlight. In fact, a healthy handful of new songs from Hamilton Leithauser and company may have gotten that honor. Elegant, focused rock songs like those The Walkmen dish out with seeming ease, each of the new numbers bodes well for the next record. At the pace they've kept their entire career, it would seem this next one should be out within a year or so.
Like fellow New York band The National, The Walkmen makes music that consistently reveals new facets — deceptively simple songs and instrumentation soon become anything but. Seeing the band live only reinforces this notion, as Tuesday's extended version of "Blue as Your Blood" stretched to new emotional heights. Leithauser's expressive performance ensured this was the case for pretty much every song on the setlist.
Fleet Foxes took the stage soon after for an immensely enjoyable set, anchored by the indelible harmonies and musical intricacies of the band's sophomore record, Helplessness Blues. A cursory glance at Fleet Foxes might reveal a band that looks like just another set of bearded folkies playing sorta country, sorta old-timey, sorta over-earnest tunes. In a lot of ways, this is the Northwest's new band du jour, but Fleet Foxes is in another league altogether.
For one, Robin Pecknold's songwriting is frequently astonishing, both in its lyrical intricacy and its restless creativity. He writes songs that have an emotional immediacy, but they're hardly simple guitar-driven singer-songwriter numbers that all blend together. The folk elements — thanks mostly to the pretty, pretty sun-dappled sound the harmonies create — are prominent, but psychedelic freak-outs like the saxophone solo on the tail end of "The Shrine/An Argument" and time signature shifts like on "Helplessness Blues" make for music that feels both of another era and excitingly modern at the same time.
The Walkmen at the Paramount Theare 9/6/11. Photo by Dusty Somers.
Tuesday's show saw a chatty, relaxed Pecknold talk about his self-mythologizing mood amid a near-constant stream of song requests and proclamations of love from the vocal audience. He wryly proclaimed he was glad no one had to sit in the very back seats, but it might as well have been a sold-out show for all the noise the crowd made. Content to ignore much of the inane audience chatter, Pecknold did respond to a request to introduce the band — "When it's Robin Pecknold and the Gryffindor All-Stars playing the Emerald Queen Casino, then I'll introduce the band."
But for all of his sardonic observations, Pecknold possesses an emotional incisiveness and vulnerability that he distills down into his searching, exquisite songs. Tuesday's encore saw him perform a solo song he'd never performed before, about a lost love of his youth, and the bare honesty of it helped one understand just how he can craft the intricate, immediate music of Fleet Foxes.
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Junior Mance (keyboards)
Great jazz piano player, Junior Mance was born Julian Clifford Mance Jr on October, 10th, 1928 in Evanston, Chicago. He had music studies at Roosevelt College, leaving when he turned professional in 1947, joining Jimmy Dale.
Junior Mance first played in Gene Ammons Group from 1948 to 1949, but cannot find proper info about the other players. Help, please:
Junior Mance †
LESTER YOUNG GROUP
This was the Lester Young And His Orchestra in March and April 1949:
LESTER YOUNG GROUP #?
Lester Young †
Tex Briscoe
Jesse Drakes
Jerry Elliott
Roy Haynes
Junior Mance joined in 1949 and stayed less than a year.
GENE AMMONS GROUP (again)
Junior Mance rejoined Gene Ammons Group in 1950 until 1951. This was the lineup for the Gene Ammons-Sonny Stitt Septet in March 1951:
Eugene Wright †
Bill Massey
Wade Marcus
Teddy Stewart
Other info on members of Gene Ammons Group (I know up to 21 members)
James Moody
Gene Ammons, Kenny Burrell, Donald Byrd, John Coltrane, Pete Cosey, Miles Davis, Cleveland Eaton, Art Farmer, Eddie Harris, Jackie McLean, Teddy Stewart, Sonny Stitt, Mal Waldron, Eugene Wright
Jodie Christian, Duke Jordan, Wade Marcus, Bill Massey, Marshall Thompson
After being released from military duties in 1953, he played with the house band at the Bee Hive in Chicago (along with bassist Israel Crosby and drummer Buddy Smith) until 1954.
DINAH WASHINGTON BAND
In 1954, Junior Mance backed Dinah Washington for a year and a half. This is one of the possible lineups, circa August 1954:
DINAH WASHINGTON BAND #?
Dinah Washington †
Keter Betts †
Max Roach †
Other info on members of Dinah Washington Band (I know up to 23 members)
Al Harewood, Ed Shaughnessy
Art Blakey, Patti Bown, Sonny Clark, Jimmy Cobb, Johnny Griffith, Percy Heath, Wynton Kelly, Melba Liston, Blue Mitchell, Max Roach, Sahib Shihab, Ed Thigpen, Paul West, Ernie Wilkins
Keter Betts, Al Jones, Harold Ousley, Dinah Washington, Larry Wildrice, Fats Wright
CANNONBALL ADDERLEY GROUP
In 1956, Junior Mance joined Cannonball Adderley until the end of 1957. This was the Cannonball Adderley Quintet in December 1956:
CANNONBALL ADDERLEY GROUP #?
Cannonball Adderley †
Sam Jones †
Nat Adderley †
Specs Wright †
Some sources say that the drummer sometimes was Jimmy Cobb instead of Specs Wright. Can anyone confirm me that, please?
For some TV appearances, they were joined by singer Sylvia Syms.
This was the Cannonball Adderley Quintet that appeared at Newport Jazz Festival in July 1957:
Jimmy Cobb †
Other info on members of Cannonball Adderley Group (I know up to 21 members)
Cannonball Adderley, Walter Booker, Jimmy Cobb, George Duke, Victor Feldman, Hal Galper, Victor Gaskin, Barry Harris, Louis Hayes, Sam Jones, Yusef Lateef, Charles Lloyd, Roy McCurdy, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn, Bobby Timmons, Ernie Wilkins, Specs Wright, Joe Zawinul
ART BLAKEY GROUP
In some places, I read that Junior Mance was a member of Art Blakey Band. Looking in Blakey´s discography, we find Junior Mance in an album in a sessions that took place in October 1957, so I´m going to give this as a proper lineup, but any info would be very appreciated:
ART BLAKEY GROUP #?
Art Blakey †
Spanky DeBrest †
Bill Hardman †
Johnny Griffin †
Other info on members of Art Blakey Group (I know up to 88 members)
Freddie Hubbard, Horace Silver, Cedar Walton
Christopher Amberger, Jan Arnet, Mickey Bass, Walter Bishop Jr, Art Blakey, Terence Blanchard, Juini Booth, Joanne Brackeen, Randy Brecker, Cameron Brown, Clifford Brown, Donald Brown, Jaki Byard, Donald Byrd, George Cables, Chick Corea, Olu Dara, Nathan Davis, Walter Davis, Spanky DeBrest, Sam Dockery, Lou Donaldson, Kenny Dorham, Kevin Eubanks, Robin Eubanks,... up to 84 musicians.
LESTER YOUNG GROUP (again)
In June & July 1958, we can find Junior Mance playing again with Lester Young And His Quintet:
Curtis Fuller
Willie Jones †
Other info on members of Lester Young Group (I know up to 19 members)
Aaron Bell, Tony Fruscella, Curtis Fuller, Roy Haynes, Eddie Jones, Wynton Kelly, John Lewis, Rene Urtreger, Paul West, Lester Young
Lee Abrams, Tex Briscoe, Jesse Drakes, Jerry Elliott, Willie Jones, Earl Knight, Bud Powell
This was followed by Mance joining Dizzy Gillespie in 1958, touring Europe with him in 1959.
This was the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet in January 1959:
Les Spann
guitar, flute
Lex Humphries †
This was the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet in September 1959 (also in 1960):
Art Davis
Leo Wright
This was the Dizzy Gillespie Group in July 1960:
Al Dreares
JUNIOR MANCE GROUP
Junior Mance formed his own trio around 1961, touring and recording.
This was the Junior Mance Trio in February 1961:
JUNIOR MANCE GROUP #?
Larry Gales
Ben Riley †
They recorded the live album At The Village Vanguard that same month.
This was the Junior Mance Trio in 1963:
Bob Cranshaw †
Mickey Roker †
They also backed Joe Williams for a while.
In between gigs with his trio, he also joined the Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis-Johnny Griffin quintet during 1960 and 1961.
We can find this edition of the Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis-Johnny Griffin Quintet in January 1961:
In 1964, they released the album Live! The Midnight Show at Minton´s Playhouse.
Buddy Catlett, Bill Eyden, Ben Riley
Ray Brown, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, George Duvivier, Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Johnny Griffin, Spike Heatley, Wynton Kelly, Bill Le Sage, Jesper Lundgaard, Oscar Peterson, Jimmie Smith, Ed Thigpen
Georges Arvanitas, Arthur Edgehill, Larry Gales, Jackie Sampson, Charles Saudrais, Shirley Scott, Niels Jorgen Steen
JOE WILLIAMS GROUP
Junior Mance and his trio backed singer Joe Williams in 1963 and 1964.
This was the impressive group that backed Joe Williams in the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1963:
JOE WILLIAMS GROUP #?
Joe Williams †
Clark Terry †
Howard McGhee †
In February 1964, Joe Williams & Ben Webster were backed by Junior Mance Trio:
Ben Webster †
But a health problem forced Junior to take some rest during 1966 and 1967, making a full comeback in 1968 with a new trio.
JUNIOR MANCE GROUP (again)
This was the Junior Mance Trio in September 1968:
Wilbur Little
They recorded the live album Live at the top, featuring guest appearance by David ´Fathead´ Newman in two of the tracks.
This was the Junior Mance Trio in June 1970:
Martin Rivera
Oliver Jackson †
DEXTER GORDON GROUP
This was the personnel for Dexter Gordon with Junior Mance Trio appearing at Montreux Jazz Festival in June 1970:
DEXTER GORDON GROUP #?
Dexter Gordon †
Other info on members of Dexter Gordon Group (I know up to 24 members)
Dee Dee Bridgewater, George Cables, David Eubanks, Don Friedman, Eddie Gladden, Dexter Gordon, Tim Hagans, Winard Harper, Billy Higgins, Bobby Hutcherson, Victor Lewis, Kirk Lightsey, Pierre Michelot, Rufus Reid, Martin Rivera, Aldo Romano, Woody Shaw
Oliver Jackson, James Johnson Jr, Walter Norris, Hideo Shimaro, Ikira Suzui
This was the Junior Mance Trio in May 1976:
Salvatore LaRocca
They recorded the live album Holy mama, taken from two concerts that same month.
Gene Taylor
They recorded the live album Live at Sweet Basil that same month.
This was the Junior Mance Trio in October 1984:
Alvin Queen
Rudy Lawless
100 GOLD FINGERS
During the nineties, Junior Mance has been part of the 100 Gold Fingers combo, featuring jazz piano legends touring together with a rhythm section, usually touring Japan every two years. Mance appears in almost every edition.
This was the roster for 100 Gold Fingers, in some of the concerts in May 1990:
100 GOLD FINGERS #?
Lynne Arriale
Hank Jones †
Alan Dawson †
Part of these performances appear in the live album Piano playhouse 1990, recorded in May 1990.
In March 1991, we can find Junior Mance playing in duo format with Pierre Boussaguet:
Pierre Boussaguet
In April 1991, Junior Mance and Frank Wess plays together:
Frank Wess †
100 GOLD FINGERS (again)
This was the lineup for 100 Gold Fingers in June 1991:
Toshiko Akiyoshi
Ray Bryant †
Barry Harris
Duke Jordan †
John Lewis †
Harold Mabern †
In January & February 1992, Dizzy Gillespie plays some special tribute gigs, with some of the best trumpet players guesting with him:
Peter Washington
Kenny Washington
A live album was recorded, To Diz with love, released that same year. The guest trumpet players appearing are: Jon Faddis, Doc Cheatham, Wynton Marsalis, Claudio Roditi, Wallace Roney, Red Rodney, Charlie Sepulveda and Lew Soloff.
Steve Berrios, Larry Bunker, Frank Foster, Jimmy Heath, Hank Jones, Hal McKusick, James Moody, Al Porcino, Mickey Roker, Cedar Walton, Joe Wilder, Mike Zwerin
Pepper Adams, Monty Alexander, Elek Bacsik, Ray Barretto, Kenny Barron, John Barrows, Richard Berg, Ignacio Berroa, Eddie Bert, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Ben Brown, Garnett Brown, John Brown, Ray Brown, Tommy Bryant, James Buffington, John Burden, Dave Burns, Billy Butterfield, Don Butterfield, Don Byas, Candido Camero, Tom Campbell, Paul Chambers, Ed Cherry,... up to 203 musicians.
This was the new Junior Mance Trio in May 1992:
Ray Drummond
THE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ HALL OF FAME ORCHESTRA
This is the great personnel list for The International Jazz Hall Of Fame Orchestra as they appear in the Jazz Legends in concert DVD, recorded in 1993:
THE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ HALL OF FAME ORCHESTRA #?
Nathan Davis †
leader, sax
Herb Ellis †
Jimmy Woode †
Pete Candoli †
Al Grey †
Lou Donaldson
Herbie Mann †
Grady Tate †
Other info on members of The International Jazz Hall Of Fame Orchestra (I know up to 13 members)
Nat Adderley, Herb Ellis, James Moody
Conte Candoli, Pete Candoli, Nathan Davis, Lou Donaldson, Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Al Grey, Herbie Mann, Grady Tate, Jimmy Woode
Dave McKenna †
Marian McPartland †
A live album, Piano playhouse ´93, was released from those concerts.
AL GREY GROUP
This was the Al Grey Group in March 1995:
AL GREY GROUP #?
Jerome Richardson †
Bobby Durham †
Other info on members of Al Grey Group (I know up to 15 members)
Marcus Belgrave
Ben Brown, Bobby Durham, Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Al Grey, Bobby Hutcherson, Billy Mitchell, Calvin Newborn, Jerome Richardson
Gabriel Armstrong, Joe Cohn, Mike Grey, Steve Novosel, Rickey Woodard
This was the Junior Mance Group in March 1995:
Calvin Hill
Houston Person
For several years, Junior Mance and his trio appeared as the house band for some cruises, under the name The Floating Jazz Festival Trio. This was their lineup in November 1995:
Jackie Williams
Again in October 1996, Junior Mance and his trio appeared as the house band in a sea cruise, under the name The Floating Jazz Festival Trio:
Other info on members of Junior Mance Group (I know up to 33 members)
Ben Riley, Mickey Roker
Ron Carter, Rudy Collins, Bob Cranshaw, Ray Drummond, Calvin Hill, Wilbur Little, Houston Person, Alvin Queen, Martin Rivera, Joe Temperley, Ed Thigpen, Peter Washington, Frank Wess
Archie Alleyne, Ryan Anselmi, Keter Betts, Pierre Boussaguet, Cyrus Chestnut, Michi Fuji, Larry Gales, Kim Garey, Andrew Hadro, Oliver Jackson, Salvatore LaRocca, Rudy Lawless, Akira Tana, Hide Tanaka, Gene Taylor, Don Thompson, Jackie Williams
HARRY ´SWEETS´ EDISON GROUP
This was the lineup for Harry ´Sweets´ Edison And The Golden Horns in April 1997:
HARRY ´SWEETS´ EDISON GROUP #?
Marcus McLaurine
David Gibson
Other info on members of Harry ´Sweets´ Edison Group (I know up to 8 members)
Harold Mabern
Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Tommy Flanagan, David Gibson, Clark Terry, Frank Wess
Cyrus Chestnut
Benny Green
Mulgrew Miller †
This was the new Junior Mance Trio for some Canadian appearances in September 1997:
Archie Alleyne †
And again, this time in November 1997, Junior Mance and his trio appeared as the house band in a sea cruise, under the name The Floating Jazz Festival Trio:
This was a different Junior Mance Trio for some Japanese appearances in February 1998:
RED HOLLOWAY GROUP
This was the Red Holloway Quintet, for a live recording in October 1998 in a sea cruise, with the late singer O C Smith:
RED HOLLOWAY GROUP #?
Red Holloway †
Phil Upchurch
Paul Humphrey
They released the live album Standing room only in 2000.
Other info on members of Red Holloway Group (I know up to 9 members)
Donald Bailey
Red Holloway, Paul Humphrey, Phil Upchurch
Keter Betts, Dwight Dickerson, Art Hillery, Richard Reid
In November 1999, Junior Mance and his trio appeared as the house band in a sea cruise, under the name Junior Mance And The Floating Jazz Festival Trio:
They were joined in some songs by Arturo Sandoval (trumpet), Lou Donaldson (sax) and singer Etta Jones.
Eric Reed
In November 2000, Junior Mance appeared in a sea cruise, with a different lineup:
Joe Temperley †
Geri Allen †
Don Friedman †
Mal Waldron †
James Williams †
A live album, Piano playhouse 2001, was released from those concerts.
Cedar Walton †
BARBARA MORRISON GROUP
Barbara Morrison was backed by these great musicians in February 2004:
BARBARA MORRISON GROUP #?
Earl May †
Other info on members of Barbara Morrison Group (I know up to 6 members)
Earl May, Barbara Morrison, John Pearson, Houston Person
Dado Moroni
Junior Mance reunites with some Canadian players in June 2006:
Hide Tanaka
Gerald Clayton
Joao Donato
Hod O´Brien †
Ted Rosenthal
Joe LaBarbera
Other info on members of 100 Gold Fingers (I know up to 38 members)
Hank Jones, Harold Mabern, Cedar Walton
Monty Alexander, Geri Allen, Kenny Barron, Joanne Brackeen, Ray Bryant, Bill Charlap, Bob Cranshaw, Alan Dawson, Tommy Flanagan, Don Friedman, Benny Green, Barry Harris, Roger Kellaway, Joe LaBarbera, John Lewis, Dave McKenna, Mulgrew Miller, Ted Rosenthal, Grady Tate, Mal Waldron, James Williams
Toshiko Akiyoshi, Lynne Arriale, Cyrus Chestnut, Gerald Clayton, Joao Donato, Gene Harris, Duke Jordan, Marian McPartland, Dado Moroni, Hod O´Brien, Eric Reed, Renee Rosnes, Chihiro Yamanaka
In August 2009, we can fin Junior Mance playing piano duets with Cyrus Chestnut:
And in December 2009, this was the Junior Mance Quintet:
Ryan Anselmi
Andrew Hadro
During March to June 2012, this was the unusual Junior Mance Trio:
They played in this configuration quite often during 2013 & 2014.
This was a different edition of Junior Mance Trio (probably in 2012?):
Kim Garey
This was the Junior Mance Quintet in August 2012:
This was the Junior Mance Quartet in September 2013:
Junior Mance passed away on January 17th, 2021. He was 92. Thankfully, we have many, many albums to enjoy his musical legacy.
This is my tribute to him, and as usual, I´m still missing many, many albums in his discography.
100 Gold Fingers 1 RECORDINGS:
Piano playhouse ´93 - 100 Gold Fingers (1993) (LIVE)
Members: Kenny Barron, Roger Kellaway (RIP: Ray Bryant, Bob Cranshaw, Alan Dawson, Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones, Duke Jordan, John Lewis, Junior Mance, Dave McKenna, Marian McPartland)
Comments: Double album recorded live, probably in June 1993.
Cannonball Adderley Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Cannonball´s sharpshooters - Julian ´Cannonball´ Adderley ( - )
Members: (RIP: Cannonball Adderley + Nat Adderley, Jimmy Cobb, Sam Jones, Junior Mance)
Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis Group 2 RECORDINGS:
The Tenor scene - The Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis - Johnny Griffin Quintet (1961) (LIVE)
Members: (RIP: Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis + Johnny Griffin, Junior Mance, Ben Riley)
Live! The Midnight Show at Minton´s Playhouse - Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis - Johnny Griffin - Junior Mance (1964) (LIVE)
Members: (RIP: Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Johnny Griffin + Junior Mance, Ben Riley)
The Toughest tenors - Johnny Griffin and Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis (1976)
Members: (RIP: Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Johnny Griffin + Buddy Catlett, Junior Mance, Horace Parlan, Ben Riley)
Have trumpet will excite - Dizzy Gillespie (1959)
Members: Les Spann (RIP: Dizzy Gillespie + Lex Humphries, Sam Jones, Junior Mance)
To Diz with love - Dizzy Gillespie (1992) (LIVE)
Members: Jon Faddis, Peter Washington (RIP: Dizzy Gillespie + Junior Mance, Claudio Roditi)
Guests: Wynton Marsalis (RIP: Doc Cheatham, Red Rodney, Wallace Roney, Lew Soloff)
Comments: Live album recorded in different concerts in January & February 1992, featuring guest appearances by great trumpet players, such as Lew Soloff, Jon Faddis, Wynton Marsalis, Doc Cheatham, Claudio Roditi, Wallace Roney, Red Rodney and Charlie Sepulveda.
Members: Kenny Barron, John Barrows, Richard Berg, James Buffington, Rudy Collins, Art Davis, Paul Faulise, John Frosk, Benny Golson, Ernie Henry, Quincy Jones, Rod Levitt, Jose Mangual, George Matthews, Pee Wee Moore, Ermit V Perry, Jimmy Powell, Frank Rehak, Billy Root, Lalo Schifrin, Les Spann, Arnett Sparrow, Carl Warwick, Chris White, Leo Wright (RIP: Dizzy Gillespie + Ray Barretto, Ray Brown, Tommy Bryant, Larry Bunker, Don Butterfield, Candido Camero, Kenny Clarke, Willie Cook, Marty Flax, Frank Foster, Matthew Gee, Paul Gonsalves, Joe Gordon, Al Grey, Lex Humphries, Budd Johnson, Sam Jones, Wynton Kelly, Chuck Lampkin, Wade Legge, Melba Liston, Junior Mance, Pierre Michelot, Billy Mitchell, Thelonious Monk, James Moody, Lee Morgan, Charlie Parker, Charlie Persip, Al Porcino, Ernie Royal, Gunther Schuller, Sonny Stitt, Clark Terry, Nick Travis, Julius Watkins, Joe Wilder, Britt Woodman, Phil Woods)
Guests: Buddy Clark, Urbie Green, Louis Hayes, Bill Hood, Sonny Rollins, John Sanders, Ken Shroyer, Ray Triscari, Jimmy Wilkins (RIP: Christiane Legrand, Eddy Louiss, Mimi Perrin, Ward Swingle + Francisco Aguabella, Cat Anderson, Harold ´Shorty´ Baker, Louie Bellson, Nelson Boyd, Ray Bryant, Red Callender, Conte Candoli, Harry Carney, Joe Carroll, Benny Carter, Jimmy Cleveland, Henry Coker, Julito Collazo, Walter Davis, Roy Eldridge, Duke Ellington, Herb Ellis, Victor Feldman, Ella Fitzgerald, Stan Getz, Gigi Gryce, Jimmy Hamilton, Bill Harris, Coleman Hawkins, Al Hendrickson, Johnny Hodges, Quentin Jackson, Hilton Jefferson, J J Johnson, Taft Jordan, Charlie Kennedy, Mel Lewis, Wendell Marshall, Ray Nance, Bill Perkins, Oscar Peterson, Bud Powell, Russell Procope, Buddy Rich, Emil Richards, Frank Rosolino, Curley Russell, Sahib Shihab, Stuff Smith, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Lucky Thompson, Patato Valdes, Ernie Wilkins, Stu Williamson, Jimmy Woode, Sam Woodyard)
Dexter Gordon Group 1 RECORDINGS:
At Montreux - Dexter Gordon (1985) (LIVE)
Members: Martin Rivera (RIP: Dexter Gordon + Oliver Jackson, Junior Mance)
Producer: Michael Cuscuna (RIP: Joel Dorn, Nesuhi Ertegun)
Comments: Recorded live at Montreux Jazz Festival in July 1970.
Red Holloway Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Standing room only - Red Holloway Quintet ( - ) (LIVE)
Members: Paul Humphrey, Phil Upchurch (RIP: Red Holloway + Keter Betts, Junior Mance)
Guests: (RIP: O C Smith)
Junior Mance Group 21 RECORDINGS:
Junior - Junior Mance (1959)
Members: (RIP: Junior Mance)
Guests: (RIP: Ray Brown, Lex Humphries)
The Soulful piano of Junior Mance - Junior Mance (1960)
Guests: (RIP: Ben Tucker)
Technical: Ray Fowler
At the Village Vanguard - Junior Mance (1961) (LIVE)
Members: (RIP: Junior Mance + Ben Riley)
Technical: Ray Fowler, Joe Tarantino
Comments: Recorded live in February 1961.
The Soul of Hollywood - Junior Mance (1962)
Guests: (RIP: Melba Liston, Clark Terry)
Comments: Recorded in October & December 1961, and in January 1962.
Happy time - Junior Mance Trio (July 1962)
Members: Ron Carter (RIP: Junior Mance + Mickey Roker)
Get ready, set, jump!!! - Junior Mance His Piano And Trio And The Bob Bain Brass Ensemble (1964)
Guests: John Audino, bob Bain, Vern Friley, Ken Shroyer, Ray Triscari (RIP: Pete Candoli, Don Fagerquist, Shelly Manne, Lew McCreary, Al Porcino, George Roberts)
Straight ahead! - Junior Mance (1964)
Guests: John Audino, Bob Bain, Vern Friley, Ken Shroyer, Ray Triscari (RIP: Milt Bernhart, Monty Budwig, Pete Candoli, Don Fagerquist, Shelly Manne, Lew McCreary, Al Porcino, George Roberts)
The Good life - Junior Mance (1965)
Members: (RIP: Junior Mance + Oliver Jackson)
Guests: (RIP: Aaron Bell, Bob Cunningham)
Harlem lullaby - Junior Mance (1967)
Guests: (RIP: Alan Dawson)
Comments: Recorded during September, October & November 1966.
I believe to my soul - Junior Mance (1968)
Members: (RIP: Junior Mance + Frank Wess)
Guests: Richard Davis, Hubert Laws, Gene Orloff, Jimmy Owens (RIP: Ray Barretto, Bob Cunningham, Alan Dawson, Haywood Henry, Melvin Lastie, Arif Mardin, David ´Fathead´ Newman, Joe Newman, Sylvia Shemwell, Freddie Waits)
Live at the top - Junior Mance (1968) (LIVE)
Members: Rudy Collins, Wilbur Little (RIP: Junior Mance)
Guests: (RIP: David ´Fathead´ Newman)
With a lotta help from my friends - Junior Mance (1970)
Guests: Billy Cobham, Chuck Rainey (RIP: Eric Gale)
That lovin´ feelin´ - Junior Mance (1972)
Members: (RIP: Junior Mance + Bob Cranshaw)
Guests: (RIP: Ralph MacDonald)
The Junior Mance touch - Junior Mance (1973)
Holy mama - Junior Mance (1976) (LIVE)
Members: Martin Rivera (RIP: Junior Mance)
Technical: Yoshio Suzuki (RIP: David Baker)
Comments: Recorded live in two days in May 1976.
Live at Sweet Basil - Junior Mance (1977) (LIVE)
Technical: (RIP: David Baker)
Comments: Recorded live in June 1977.
Deep - Junior Mance (1982)
For dancers only - Junior Mance - Martin Rivera (1983)
The Tender touch of - Junior Mance - Martin Rivera (1984)
Truckin´ and trakin´ - Junior Mance (1984)
Guests: (RIP: Walter Bolden, David ´Fathead´ Newman)
Groovin´ blues - Junior Mance Trio & Eric Alexander (2002)
Guests: Chip Jackson (RIP: Idris Muhammad)
Barbara Morrison Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Live at The Dakota - Barbara Morrison (October 2005) (LIVE)
Members: Barbara Morrison + Houston Person (RIP: Junior Mance, Earl May)
Dinah Washington Band 3 RECORDINGS:
After hours with Miss D - Dinah Washington (1954)
Members: (RIP: Dinah Washington + Keter Betts, Junior Mance, Ed Thigpen)
Guests: Gus Chappell (RIP: Candido Camero, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Jackie Davis, Rick Henderson, Paul Quinichette, Clark Terry)
Blue gardenia - songs of love - Dinah Washington (1995)
Members: (RIP: Dinah Washington + Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly, Junior Mance, Max Roach, Ernie Wilkins)
Guests: Gus Chappell, Chuck Gentry, Benny Golson, Urbie Green, Quincy Jones, Anthony Ortega, Doc Severinsen (RIP: Georgie Auld, Danny Bank, Clifford Brown, Jimmy Cleveland, Maynard Ferguson, Barry Galbraith, Herb Geller, Bernie Glow, Conrad Gozzo, Al Hendrickson, Skeets Herfurt, Quentin Jackson, Osie Johnson, Barney Kessel, Ray Linn, Jimmy Maxwell, Hal McKusick, Cecil Payne, Paul Quinichette, Jerome Richardson, Frank Rosolino, Babe Russin, Charlie Shavers, Clark Terry, Lucky Thompson, Nick Travis, Si Zentner)
Comments: Recorded between August 1954 and September 1961.
1954 - Dinah Washington ( - )
Members: (RIP: Dinah Washington + Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly, Junior Mance, Max Roach, Ed Thigpen)
Guests: (RIP: George Barnes, Clifford Brown, Candido Camero, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Jackie Davis, Maynard Ferguson, Barry Galbraith, Herb Geller, Rick Henderson, Harold Land, Paul Quinichette, Clark Terry)
Members: (RIP: Joe Williams + Bob Cranshaw, Coleman Hawkins, Junior Mance, Howard McGhee, Mickey Roker, Zoot Sims, Clark Terry, Ben Webster)
Guests: Kenny Burrell, Urbie Green, Romeo Penque (RIP: Snooky Young + Ray Alonge, Danny Bank, Sandy Block, Phil Bodner, Al Caiola, Barry Galbraith, Bernie Glow, Sol Gubin, Milt Hinton, Sonny Igoe, Quentin Jackson, Osie Johnson, Hank Jones, Jimmy Jones, Thad Jones, Bernie Leighton, Walter Levinsky, Mundell Lowe, Seldon Powell, Jerome Richardson, Phil Woods)
Producer: (RIP: George Avakian, Jim Foglesong)
Technical: Bob Simpson
Joel DiBartolo, Harold Mabern, Mickey Roker
Colin Bailey, Bob Cranshaw, George Duvivier, Coleman Hawkins, Major Quincey Holley, Howard McGhee, Duke Pearson, Mike Pyne, Zoot Sims, Clark Terry, Ben Webster, Joe Williams
J C Heard, Ellis Larkins, Bud Powell, John Young
Lester Young Group 1 COMPILATIONS:
Pres / The complete Savoy recordings - Lester Young (1976)
Members: Roy Haynes (RIP: Lester Young + Junior Mance)
Guests: Jimmy Powell, Rodney Richardson (RIP: Count Basie + Billy Butterfield, Cozy Cole, Hank D´Amico, Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Freddie Green, Clyde Hart, Jo Jones, Al Killian, Ed Lewis, Joe Newman, Eli Robinson, Buddy Tate, Billy Taylor, Earle Warren, Dickie Wells, Shadow Wilson)
Nat Adderley Group 1 RECORDINGS:
To the ivy league from Nat (EP) - Nat Adderley (1958)
Members: (RIP: Nat Adderley)
Guests: (RIP: Cannonball Adderley, Junior Mance + Sam Jones, Specs Wright)
Other info on members of Nat Adderley Group (I know up to 3 members)
Sonny Fortune, Larry Willis
Bennie Green Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Glidin´ along - Bennie Green Quintet (1961)
Members: (RIP: Bennie Green)
Guests: (RIP: Junior Mance + Paul Chambers, Johnny Griffin, Ben Riley)
Other info on members of Bennie Green Group (I know up to 1 members)
Bennie Green
Roy Haynes Group 1 COMPILATIONS:
A Life in time - the Roy Haynes story - Roy Haynes (2007)
Members: Roy Haynes + David Kikoski, Bennie Maupin, Reggie Workman
Guests: Gary Burton, Chick Corea + Joe Benjamin, Mervin Bronson, George Cables, Richard Davis, Jack DeJohnette, Kenny Garrett, Craig Handy, Donald Harrison, Graham Haynes, Dave Holland, Lawrence Killian, Jose Mangual, Sam Marowitz, Cecil McBee, Christian McBride, Pat Metheny, George Mraz, Kenneth Nash, Marvin Peterson, Sonny Rollins, David Sanchez, George Tucker, Miroslav Vitous (RIP: John Coltrane, Stan Getz, Junior Mance, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Sarah Vaughan, Lester Young + George Adams, Cannonball Adderley, George Barrow, Walter Bishop Jr, Dwayne Burno, Jaki Byard, Paul Chambers, Alice Coltrane, Stanley Cowell, Miles Davis, Eric Dolphy, George Duvivier, Bill Evans, Tommy Flanagan, Red Garland, Jimmy Garrison, Bernie Glow, Stephane Grappelli, Bennie Green, Johnny Griffin, Henry Grimes, Roy Hargrove, Percy Heath, Joe Henderson, Andrew Hill, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, J J Johnson, Etta Jones, Jimmy Jones, Roland Kirk, Teddy Kotick, Milcho Leviev, John Lewis, Jackie McLean, Fats Navarro, Oliver Nelson, Phineas Newborn Jr, Michel Petrucciani, Bud Powell, Jerome Richardson, Ernie Royal, Eddie Sauter, McCoy Tyner, Turk Van Lake, Frank Wess, Ernie Wilkins, Kai Winding, Richard Wyands)
Producer: Esmond Edwards, Sonny Lester, Ed Michel, Creed Taylor (RIP: Francis Dreyfus, Norman Granz, Dick Katz, Orrin Keepnews, Alfred Lion, Buck Ram, Bob Shad, Bob Thiele)
Comments: Huge compilation comprising 3CDs plus 1 DVD, with tracks from 1949 to 2006, covering most of Haynes´ career, including tracks credited to others, such as Lester Young, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughan, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Stan Getz, Chick Corea, etc.
Other info on members of Roy Haynes Group (I know up to 11 members)
Kevin Eubanks, Roy Haynes, David Kikoski, Bennie Maupin, John Patitucci, Danilo Perez, Reggie Workman
Martin Bejerano, Jaleel Shaw, David Wong
David ´Fathead´ Newman Group 1 COMPILATIONS:
House of David - the David ´Fathead´ Newman anthology - David ´Fathead´ Newman (1993)
Members: David Williams (RIP: David ´Fathead´ Newman + Ted Dunbar, Eddie Gladden)
Guests: Phil Guilbeau + Sandford Allen, David Barard, Alfred Brown, Kenny Burrell, Ron Carter, Selwart Clarke, Rudy Collins, Richard Davis, Emanuel Green, Urbie Green, Quincy Jones, Kirk Lightsey, Wilbur Little, Thomas Mitchell, Kermit Moore, Gene Orloff, Jimmy Owens, Bernard Purdie, Matthew Raimondi, Chuck Rainey, David Spinozza (RIP: Marcus Belgrave, Bruno Carr, Ray Charles, Leroy Cooper, Hank Crawford, Junior Mance + Pepper Adams, Zuzu Bollin, Billy Butler, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cleveland, King Curtis, Dr John, Cornell Dupree, Herman Ernest, Charlie Fowlkes, Aretha Franklin, Eric Gale, Bernie Glow, Paul Gonsalves, Freddie Green, Al Grey, Lee Harper, Haywood Henry, Quentin Jackson, Eddie Jones, Wynton Kelly, Melvin Lastie, Melba Liston, Ralph MacDonald, Arif Mardin, Hugh McCracken, Blue Mitchell, Art Neville, Joe Newman, Marty Paich, Charlie Persip, Benny Powell, Seldon Powell, Wardell Quezergue, Jerome Richardson, Ernie Royal, Marshal Royal, Little Jimmy Scott, Zoot Sims, Clark Terry, Julius Watkins, Frank Wess, Don Wilkerson, Eddie Willis, Snooky Young, Joe Zawinul)
Producer: John Snyder (RIP: Joel Dorn, Tom Dowd, Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, Tommy LiPuma, Jerry Wexler)
Comments: Compilation with tracks recorded under his name, plus some collaborations for Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Dr. John and others.
Other info on members of David ´Fathead´ Newman Group (I know up to 10 members)
Buddy Montgomery, David ´Fathead´ Newman
Walter Bishop Jr, Ted Dunbar, Eddie Gladden, Marvin ´Smitty´ Smith, David Williams
Todd Coolman, John Menegon, Steve Nelson
Clark Terry Group 2 RECORDINGS:
The Jazz school - Clark Terry / Paul Gonsalves / Joe Gordon / Art Madigan (1956)
Members: Art Mardigan (RIP: Paul Gonsalves, Joe Gordon, Clark Terry)
Guests: (RIP: Junior Mance + Art Blakey, Al Cohn, Chubby Jackson, Porter Kilbert, Teddy Kotick, Charlie Rouse)
Everything´s mellow - Clark Terry (1961)
Members: Joe Benjamin (RIP: Clark Terry)
Guests: (RIP: Junior Mance + Charlie Persip)
Other info on members of Clark Terry Group (I know up to 71 members)
Bob Brookmeyer, Frank Foster, Jake Hanna, Jimmy Heath, Lew Soloff, Derek Watkins
Wayne Andre, Dave Bargeron, Joe Benjamin, Richard Boone, Bob Coassin, George Coleman, Barry Cooper, Larry Coryell, Eddie Costa, Sylvia Cuenca, Paquito D´Rivera, Dennis Davis, Bobby Durham, Don Friedman, Allan Ganley, Donald Harrison, Conrad Herwig, Red Holloway, Milt Jackson, Jack Jeffers, Paul Jeffrey, Osie Johnson, Virgil Jones, Roger Kellaway, Rick Laird,... up to 45 musicians.
Mousie Alexander, George Barrow, Pierre Boussaguet, Ray Copeland, Sonny Costanzo, Vince Di Martino, Oscar Gamby, David Glasser, John Gordon, Laurie Holloway, Eddie Jones, Justin Kauflin, Stantawn Kendrick, Marcus McLaurine, Lloyd Michaels, Dado Moroni, Stan Shafran, Victor Sproles, Kenny Washington, Chris Woods
VVAA 3 COMPILATIONS:
The Compositions of Horace Silver - VVAA (1962)
Guests: Ron Carter, Curtis Fuller, Benny Golson, Tootie Heath, Bobby Orr, Hank Shaw, Harry South (RIP: Nat Adderley, Tadd Dameron, Coleridge Goode, Joe Harriott, Jimmy Heath, Philly Joe Jones, Sam Jones, Wynton Kelly, Junior Mance, Blue Mitchell, Wes Montgomery, Mark Murphy, Melvin Rhyne, Bobby Timmons, Ernie Wilkins)
Comments: Compilation of tracks played by Nat Adderley, Blue Mitchell, Mark Murphy, Bobby Timmons, Joe Harriott, Wes Montgomery and Junior Mance.
´S marvelous - The Gershwin songbook - VVAA (1995)
Guests: Gus Chappell, Gene Cipriano, Vincent DeRosa, Benny Golson, William Green, Harry Klee, Jaques Morelenbaum, Lanny Morgan, Dick Nash, Erno Neufeld, Romeo Penque, Ray Reed, Paul Shure, Alvin Stoller, Gerald Vinci, Chauncey Welsch (RIP: Charles Ables, Ernestine Anderson, Louis Armstrong, Keter Betts, Ray Brown, Larry Bunker, Candido Camero, Pete Candoli, Benny Carter, Jimmy Cleveland, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Blossom Dearie, Harry ´Sweets´ Edison, Herb Ellis, Ella Fitzgerald, Med Flory, Barry Galbraith, Russ Garcia, Richard Hayman, Rick Henderson, Milt Hinton, Billie Holiday, Shirley Horn, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Hank Jones, Jimmy Jones, Armand Kaproff, Barney Kessel, Lou Levy, Mel Lewis, Mundell Lowe, Junior Mance, Johnny Mandel, Jay Migliori, Joe Mondragon, Ted Nash, Jack Nimitz, Anita O´Day, Tommy Pederson, Charlie Persip, Oscar Peterson, Flip Phillips, Arthur Prysock, Buddy Rich, Nelson Riddle, Jimmy Rowles, Ernie Royal, Charlie Shavers, Shorty Sherock, John Simmons, Eleanor Slatkin, Felix Slatkin, Paul Smith, Marshall Sosson, Clark Terry, Ed Thigpen, Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington, Joe Williams)
Comments: Compilation featuring versions of the Gershwin songbook, including tracks by Ernestine Anderson (with Hank Jones), Billie Holiday, Joe Williams (with Supersax, featuring Med Flory), Anita O´Day, Louis Armstrong, Sarah Vaughan, Blossom Dearie (with Ed Thigpen), Fred Astaire, Ella Fitzgerald, (with Herb Ellis), Morgana King (with Hank Jones), Dinah Washington (with Ed Thipgen, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis), Arthur Prysock, Shirley Horn, a duet by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong (with Herb Ellis), Sarah Vaughan and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Blistering licks! Red hot riffs from the giants of jazz - VVAA (2006)
Guests: Randy Bernsen, Randy Brecker, Mike Brignola, Ed Calle, Jason Carder, Dennis Chambers, Joey DeFrancesco, Ken Faulk, Peter Graves, Jimmy Haslip, Tootie Heath, Gary Keller, Mike Levine, Sonny Rollins, Billy Ross, Alvin Stoller, Bobby Thomas Jr, Frank Vignola (RIP: Joe Ascione, Bob Berg, Ray Bryant, Paul Chambers, John Coltrane, Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Miles Davis, Roy Eldridge, Bill Evans, Tommy Flanagan, Red Garland, Johnny Griffin, Hampton Hawes, Percy Heath, Philly Joe Jones, Barney Kessel, Junior Mance, Shelly Manne, Red Mitchell, Wes Montgomery, Jaco Pastorius, Oscar Peterson, Ben Riley, Max Roach, John Simmons, Art Tatum, Art Taylor, Clark Terry)
Producer: John Burk, Carl E Jefferson (RIP: Norman Granz, Orrin Keepnews, Bob Weinstock)
Technical: Ray Fowler, Val Valentin (RIP: Ed Greene, Rudy Van Gelder)
Comments: Compilation featuring tracks by Sonny Rollins, Oscar Peterson & Clark Terry, Wes Montgomery, Johnny Griffin & Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis, Miles Davis, Hampton Hawes, Bob Berg, Jaco Pastorius, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Art Tatum & Roy Eldrige and Frank Vignola (with Joe Ascione).
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Buddy Guy Band 3 RECORDINGS:
Hold that plane - Buddy Guy (1970)
Members: Buddy Guy (RIP: Phil Guy, A C Reed)
Guests: Barry Altschul, Gary Bartz, Dan ´Freebo´ Friedberg, Mark Jordan (RIP: Ernest Johnson, Junior Mance)
Buddy And The Juniors - Buddy Guy (1971)
Members: Buddy Guy (RIP: Fred Below, Junior Wells)
Guests: Gary Bartz (RIP: Junior Mance)
Comments: Recorded in one day in December 1969.
Chicago golden years - Buddy Guy (1988)
Members: Buddy Guy (RIP: Junior Wells)
Guests: (RIP: Junior Mance)
The Definitive Buddy - Buddy Guy (April 2009)
Members: Terry Taylor, Bill Wyman (RIP: Fred Below, Bobby Fields, Phil Guy, Jimmy Johnson, Jack Myers, Odie Payne, Pinetop Perkins, A C Reed, Junior Wells)
Guests: Eric Clapton + Lew DelGatto, Davey Faragher, Jim Gordon, Paul Ossola, Shawn Pelton, Leon Pendarvis, Lenny Pickett, G E Smith, Ron Tooley, Doug Williams, Dennis Wilson (RIP: Willie Dixon, Dr John, Johnnie Johnson, Lafayette Leake, Junior Mance, Little Brother Montgomery, Bob Neely, Carl Radle, Otis Rush, Otis Spann, Phil Thomas)
Other info on members of Buddy Guy Band (I know up to 39 members)
Fred Below, Buddy Guy, Jimmy Johnson, Odie Payne, Pinetop Perkins, A C Reed, Greg Rzab, Dallas Taylor, Terry Taylor, Junior Wells, Bill Wyman
George Alexander, Ray Allison, Ike Anderson, Tim Austin, George Blaze, Frank Blinkal, Antonio Burgos, Leslie Crawford, Douglas Fagen, Bobby Fields, Phil Guy, Ric Hall, Walter Henderson, Scott Holt, Kevin Johnston, Tim Kaihatsu, John Kattke, Glenway McTeer, Jason Moynihan, Dave Myers, Jack Myers, Merle Perkins, Jerry Porter, Kenny Ray, Marty Sammon,... up to 28 musicians.
Eddie Jefferson Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Guests: Arthur Clarke, Louis Hayes (RIP: James Moody + Jimmy Cleveland, Barry Galbraith, Johnny Griffin, Osie Johnson, Sam Jones, Wynton Kelly, Junior Mance, Joe Newman, Ernie Royal, Clark Terry, Ernie Wilkins, Joe Zawinul)
Technical: Phil DeLancie, Ray Fowler
Other info on members of Eddie Jefferson Group (I know up to 1 members)
Eddie Jefferson
Etta Jones Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Etta Jones sings - Etta Jones ( - )
Members: (RIP: Etta Jones)
Guests: Kenny Burrell, Mike Mainieri (RIP: Milt Hinton, Junior Mance, Joe Newman, Frank Wess)
Producer: (RIP: Henry Glover)
Other info on members of Etta Jones Group (I know up to 1 members)
Les McCann Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Comment - Les McCann (1970)
Guests: Ron Carter, Selwart Clarke, Billy Cobham, Jimmy Owens, Margaret Ross, Valerie Simpson, Richard Williams (RIP: Billy Butler, Stanley Cowell, Roland Hanna, Junior Mance, Gene McDaniels, Benny Powell, Seldon Powell, Richard Tee, Joe Wilder)
Other info on members of Les McCann Group (I know up to 18 members)
Buck Clarke, Victor Gaskin, Paul Humphrey, Herbie Lewis, Charles Owens, Raymond Lee Pounds, Nolan Shaheed
Bobby Bryant Jr, Donald Dean, Ernie Fields, Ron Jefferson, Kevin Johnson, Nick Kirgo, Steuart Liebig, Les McCann, Lon Norman, Curtis Robinson, Jimmy Rowser
James Moody Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Guests: John Gray, Pat Patrick (RIP: Sonny Cohn, Junior Mance, Flip Ricard)
Return from Overbrook - James Moody (March 1996)
Members: (RIP: James Moody + Eddie Jefferson)
Guests: John Gray, Pat Patrick (RIP: Sonny Cohn, Johnny Coles, Junior Mance, William Shepherd)
Technical: Erick Labson
Other info on members of James Moody Group (I know up to 10 members)
Harold Mabern, James Moody, Nat Peck
Dave Burns, Howard McGhee, Adam Nussbaum
Todd Coolman, Babs Gonzales, Eddie Jefferson, Renee Rosnes
Wild Bill Moore Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Wild Bill´s beat - Wild Bill Moore Quintet featuring Junior Mance (1961)
Members: (RIP: Wild Bill Moore)
Guests: Joe Benjamin (RIP: Ray Barretto, Junior Mance)
Other info on members of Wild Bill Moore Group (I know up to 1 members)
Wild Bill Moore
Jimmy Scott Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Dream - Jimmy Scott (1994)
Members: (RIP: Jimmy Scott)
Guests: Ron Carter, Rick Zunigar (RIP: Red Holloway, Milt Jackson, Junior Mance)
Producer: Mitchell Froom
Other info on members of Jimmy Scott Group (I know up to 2 members)
Hill Green, Jimmy Scott
Arnold Sterling Group 1 RECORDINGS:
Here´s brother Sterling - Arnold Sterling (1992)
Guests: Jimmy Johnson, Virgil Jones (RIP: Junior Mance, Ray Mantilla)
Wilbur Ware Group 1 RECORDINGS:
The Chicago cookers - Wilbur Ware Quintet featuring Johnny Griffin (19600)
Members: (RIP: Wilbur Ware)
Guests: Frankie Dunlop (RIP: Wilbur Campbell, Johnny Griffin, Junior Mance)
Comments: Recorded in October & November 1957, it was also released as The Chicago cookers, credited to Johnny Griffin and Wilbur Ware with Junior Mance.
Other info on members of Wilbur Ware Group (I know up to 1 members)
Wilbur Ware
Junior Mance mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Eddie ´Lockjaw´ Davis (7)
Ben Riley (7)
Joel Dorn (6)
Ray Fowler (6)
Larry Gales (6)
Sam Jones (6)
Wynton Kelly (6)
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Quotes & Notes | LA Galaxy 1, Portland Timbers 1 | Apr. 10, 2016
Portland Timbers Quotes
Portland Timbers head coach Caleb Porter
On Nagbe's injury:
"We're still evaluating it, so we're not sure."
On the team's defensive performance:
"Really pleased with the performance overall. Obviously, the goal was unfortunate with it being an own goal. We talked about all week, doing certain things better than last game. And, I thought the progress that we made from Orlando, where we got beat handily. Today we looked like the team that we're capable of being. One of the main things we wanted to do better was to be more organized defensively and tougher to play through. And, I thought we were very good all game in that regard, playing against a really good team who's tough to play at home. LA play very loose up front with lots of rotations and lots of movement and lots of freedom and get a lot of numbers forward. And, I thought the back six, in particular, were rock solid. We're going to build on that, and I think it's a real positive. The other thing we wanted to do better was to look more like a team. We're a group that our edge has to be that we're a team. Last year, when we went nine games unbeaten and won MLS Cup, that was why we did it. We have talent, but our edge has to be that we're a team. We defend together. We attack together and we have a spirit. And, I thought that we showed all of those things today. So, real pleased as it's a good point on the road. Even though we feel as though we gave away two points, it's still a good point and now we have three of our next four at home so we're in a position where we can start taking care of business and moving up the table."
On the formation change:
"At the end of the year, we were playing a 4-3-3. To make a 4-3-3 work, you have to have every piece working together. And the pattern in the last three games, prior to this game, showed that it just wasn't working with how many goals we were giving up. It's the old insanity saying where you can do the same thing and expect a different result or you can switch it up. And, with Ridgy out and Jorge not in, even Rodney, who's a guy that brought defending and fighting power, those were three key pieces and we felt with the personnel that we have now and how LA plays with a front four that runs everywhere that we needed the extra protection in front of the back four. And I thought we got that and we were still able to be dangerous in the attack. There's still a lot of room for improvement but we're going to build on this game and if we continue to play like we did today, we're going to be in good shape."
On Chris Klute's performance:
"Yeah, I thought it was a good first time out. He's obviously very athletic which helps. He's still not in that rhythm completely yet but like I said, it was a good first time out and he'll continue to get better and better with more games."
On yellow cards being reversed to reds:
"Yeah, I guess that's just the luck of the draw. Some of the referees will get it right in the game and we've seen it given after with our games, which doesn't help us. And we have a couple guys that are injured because of it. I understand that referees have a message that they want to send, well they better start sending it because they didn't send it today with some of the tackles that were in this game. So, when are we sending it? Just some games? If we're going to have an initiative to send a message on tough tackles, let's starting doing it for every game, not just some games. Tough part is we should have been up a man which could have impacted the result. Instead we end up getting a top player hurt and now another Western Conference team gets the benefit next game, not us."
Portland Timbers midfielder Jack Jewsbury
On team's defensive performance:
"It was definitely a focus this week. Anytime you go on the road, you know there's going to be moments where you're under it a bit, especially against a good team like the Galaxy that was going to be the case. So set two deep, flip the triangle, with me and Chara in front of the back four and just wanted to make sure that we always had a solid six with the back four and him and me, and make it hard to break us down. And I think we did that pretty much the entire match. I think the goal was a bit unfortunate to give that one up at the end. But overall pleased with the performance and to get out of here with a result."
On what the team did differently tonight from other matches this season:
"I think organization. We were organized in defending and it wasn't just the back four or the back six. It was the whole team. We defended as a group and we fought for one another and as you can see, when you go on the road in this league, that's what you need to do to get results."
Portland Timbers forward Fanendo Adi
On the goal:
"It's pretty simple. I saw Diego [Valeri] with the ball, and I think they only had two defenders back so I had to create space for myself and we were lucky to get the goal."
On responding from the Orlando loss
"No, it was a tough game. Of course you don't expect an own goal but things happen in football. We have to take the positive out of it. We worked well, and we played well, so it's a strong comeback from last week."
On scoring against the Galaxy:
"You just focus on the game and come to play. Maybe I'm lucky, but I think our team played well and created chances, so the goals come."
LA Galaxy Quotes
LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena
On how Portland's defensive shift changed the Galaxy's offensive attack:
"We didn't change anything based on what they did. Obviously it wasn't good enough. Probably our best chance was [Mike] Magee's which you'd at least like to see get on goal. We controlled the play for long periods of time but still didn't produce enough quality opportunities."
On if the team has struggled finishing because of Robbie Keane's absence up top:
"Sure. He's been our leading goal scorer and obviously the loss of [Giovani] Dos Santos for most of the season and not having [Steven] Gerrard, it takes a little away from our attack. But those are just excuses and we can be a little bit better. The teams that play us are pretty defensive in nature so we have to be a little bit sharper to break them down."
On how concerned he is with the team's number of injuries:
"It's all part of the game. It happens every year. Sometimes they come quickly, sometimes they're spread out. It's all part of it; you're never going to go without injuries. It's all part of the game, unfortunately. It's a part of the game we don't like, but it's a part of the game."
LA Galaxy forward Gyasi Zardes
On what the plan was to break down Portland:
"We were supposed to be aggressive as soon as the whistle started but Portland did a great job by sitting their back line in the very far back, dropping off. And also sitting their two center midfielders, they kind of dropped them off as well and they were just looking for that counter so I think Portland did a great job."
On Portland playing two center defensive midfielders:
"You can't really play at the middle because they are so compact so you really try to spread it to our wingers and let them go one versus one. Let Sebastian [Lletget] go at a guy, let Mike Magee go at a guy. They are both very talented with the ball at their feet and that was the game plan when Portland overcrowded the middle."
Fanendo Adirecorded his fourth goal of the season, placing him a tie for first place in MLS with Pedro Morales, Joao Plata, and Chris Wondolowski.
Adi has scored ten goals in his last ten regular season matches, beginning with his brace on Sept. 26, 2015, marking the most goals in MLS during that span.
Adi's goal was his fifth career goal against the LA Galaxy. That ties for the most goals by a Timbers player against a single MLS club (Adi vs Real Salt Lake, Valeri vs Chivas USA, Nagbe vs FC Dallas.
Defender Nat Borchers recorded his 31st all-time appearance against the Galaxy, which ranks second among active players in MLS.
Midfielder Jack Jewsbury, who made his first start of the season during the match, logged his 25th all-time appearance against the Galaxy, ranking fourth among active players in MLS
The LA Galaxy were unable to record a win at home for only the third time in their last 12 home matches, with two of those matches occurring against the Timbers.
There have been 51 goals scored all-time in matches between the Timbers and the Galaxy, which is the most of any MLS matchup between two clubs since the Timbers joined MLS in 2011.
Portland notched 21 headed clearances in the match, which is the second most by a team in any MLS game this season.
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Club La Concepción ist ein ehemaliger mexikanischer Fußballverein aus dem gleichnamigen Stadtviertel (La Concepción) im Westen von Puebla, der Hauptstadt des gleichnamigen Bundesstaates.

Geschichte
Der Verein wurde im zweiten Jahr des Bestehens einer landesweiten zweite Liga – zusammen mit dem ehemaligen Erstligisten und Pokalsieger der Jahre 1943 und 1947, Moctezuma de Orizaba, und dem CF La Piedad, dem in derselben Spielzeit der Durchmarsch in die höchste Spielklasse gelang – zur Saison 1951/52 in die Segunda División aufgenommen.

Die Mannschaft aus La Concepción erzielte mit dem vierten Platz (von zehn Mannschaften) ein durchaus erfreuliches Ergebnis. Von ihren insgesamt 18 Begegnungen gewann sie 8, verlor 6 und trennte sich viermal unentschieden. Entscheidenden Anteil an diesem Erfolg (und dem überaus positiven Torverhältnis von 36:22) hatte ihr Stürmer Ricardo Zárate, der mit 21 Treffern Torschützenkönig der Segunda División war.

Auch die zweite Saison 1952/53 schloss La Concepción mit einer positiven Bilanz ab (9 Siegen standen 8 Niederlagen gegenüber, 5 Spiele endeten unentschieden, das Torverhältnis lautete 41:38). Wahrscheinlich waren es finanzielle Gründe, die den Verein dazu veranlassten, seine Mannschaft am Ende derselben Spielzeit aus dem Profifußball zurückzuziehen.

Erfolgsgarant für das positive Abschneiden der Mannschaft war in erster Linie ihre Heimstärke. So verlor sie nur 3 ihrer insgesamt 20 Heimspiele; jeweils gegen den späteren Meister und Aufsteiger, CF La Piedad (1:2, 1951/52) und Deportivo Toluca (3:4, 1952/53) sowie in der zweiten Spielzeit auch gegen den Vizemeister CD Veracruz (1:2).

Ihren größten Erfolg erzielte die Mannschaft in der Saison 1951/52 mit dem Gewinn der Copa Segunda División, des Pokalwettbewerbs der Zweitligisten.

Weblinks
 Saisonartikel 1951/52 und 1952/53 bei RSSSF

Ehemaliger mexikanischer Fußballverein
Sport (Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza)

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How do proponents of Apokatastasis deal with the "Everlasting punishment" texts in scripture?
For those who don't know, the doctrine of Apokatastasis is an ancient form of Universalism which states that everything God has ever created will be saved and glorified, including the Devil and his demons. The existence of Hell is affirmed, but the punishment is held to be correctional and purgative rather than retributive, and it doesn't last forever, instead only lasting for as long as a soul refuses to repent. This makes the Universalist idea of Hell more like a "Universal Purgatory".
I find this doctrine very interesting and appealing. It seems to make the most sense of the biblical data and the Loving+Just character of God in my mind. Nevertheless there are some problematic passages in scripture which seem to contradict it at first glance.
The main one that troubles me is Revelation 20:10:
10 and the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet were, and they will be tormented day and night for ever and ever.
This passage seems to completely rule out Apokatastasis and come down strongly in favour of the more traditional "everlasting punishment of sinners and the Devil" view.
How would a proponent of Apokatastasis interpret this passage?
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Tangentially related – Dan Jan 27 '17 at 21:22
In addition to these two opposing views, there is also a third, Annihilation. Some believe that sinners are punished according to their works and then destroyed. Based on other Bible texts, for ever applies to as long as they are alive. – Beestocks Jan 28 '17 at 2:04
Those who believe in Apokatastasis believe Revelation 20:10 is grossly misunderstood. The Greek says:
καὶ ὁ διάβολος ὁ πλανῶν αὐτοὺς ἐβλήθη εἰς τὴν λίμνην τοῦ πυρὸς καὶ θείου, ὅπου καὶ τὸ θηρίον καὶ ὁ ψευδοπροφήτης, καὶ βασανισθήσονται ἡμέρας καὶ νυκτὸς εἰς τοὺς αἰῶνας τῶν αἰώνων.
And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever- KJV
The first thing that's significant is the Lake of Fire. A lake is a body of water. Water extinguishes fire, so this doesn't make sense. Therefore, we would interpret this metaphorically. Water cleanses and fire purifies. Yeshua says:
"For every one shall be salted with fire, and every sacrifice shall be salted with salt." Mark 9:49
Other examples include:
"That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ" 1 Peter 1:7
"Behold, I have refined thee, but not with silver; I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction." Isaiah 48:10
"But who may abide the day of his coming? and who shall stand when he appeareth? for he is like a refiner's fire, and like fullers' soap: And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver: and he shall purify the sons of Levi, and purge them as gold and silver, that they may offer unto YHVH an offering in righteousness." Malachi 3:2
"And the sight of the glory of YHVH was like devouring fire on the top of the mount in the eyes of the children of Israel." Exodus 24:17
"For our God is a consuming fire." Hebrews 12:49
θείου
θείου means "brimstone". According to Thayer's Greek Lexicon:
θεῖον, θείου, τό (apparently the neuter of the adjective θεῖος equivalent to divine incense, because burning brimstone was regarded as having power to purify, and to ward off contagion (but Curtius, § 320 allies it with θύω; cf. Latinfumus, English dust)), brimstone: Luke 17:29; Revelation 9:17; Revelation 14:10; Revelation 19:20; (); . (Genesis 19:24; Psalm 10:6 (); Ezekiel 38:22; Homer, Iliad 16, 228; Odyssey 22, 481, 493; (Plato) Tim. Locr., p. 99 c.; Aelian v. h. 13, 15 (16); Herodian, 8, 4, 26 (9 edition, Bekker).)
So brimstone was believed to have the power to purify.
βασανίζω
The next word is βασανίζω. Thayer's Greek Lexicon says the very first definition is:
properly, to test (metals) by the touchstone.
βασανίζω means to test, examine, or to cause distress. The only sort of "torment" associated with this word in the NT is mental torment, and it definitely does not mean "torture". Here are some more examples of this word, and hopefully this will paint a clearer picture of what it means:
But the ship was now in the midst of the sea, tossed (βασανιζόμενον) with waves: for the wind was contrary. Matthew 14:24
How is it that a ship was "tortured"? However, if the waves were testing the strength and endurance of the ship, causing it distress, it is understandable why Matthew would use βασανιζόμενον here. Robert Young (Young's Literal Transaltion) understood this, and translates:
and the boat was now in the midst of the sea, distressed by the waves, for the wind was contrary.
Mark uses this same word to describe this same event, but uses it a bit differently:
"And he saw them toiling (βασανιζομένους) in rowing; for the wind was contrary unto them: and about the fourth watch of the night he cometh unto them, walking upon the sea, and would have passed by them." Mark 6:48
Instead of the boat, it is the disciples who are having βασανίζω acted upon then. The American Standard Version says:
And seeing them distressed in rowing, for the wind was contrary unto them, about the fourth watch of the night he cometh unto them, walking on the sea; and he would have passed by them
αἰών
The last word is αἰών and it is probably the most debated word in the bible. This word means "age". It always means age, and there is no reason to translate it any other way. For example:
"And the cares of this world (αἰών), and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in, choke the word, and it becometh unfruitful." Mark 4:19
The KJV chose the word "world", which is a bit deceitful because Greek already has a word for world...κόσμος. If we say "the cares of this forever choke the word", that doesn't make a lot of sense. Here is every instance of αἰών in the NT. Replace each word with "age" and it makes perfect sense everytime. Actually, the interlinear does it for you, because it's a literal translation and they know αἰών means age.
Those who believe in Apokatastasis would interpret Revelation 20:10 to be:
"and the devil, the [one] deceiving them, was cast into the lake of the fire and of brimstone (to be purified), where also the beast and the false prophet [are], and they will be examined/tested night and day for the ages of the ages"- very literal translation
CannabijoyCannabijoy
Great answer but it still leaves me wondering: what does "the ages of ages" mean if not "forever and ever"? And being purified by fire forver and ever is presumably just as painful and torturous as being straight up punished with fire forever and ever. How do you resolve this? Is there any reason to think that the purification will come to an end based on this passage? – TheIronKnuckle Jan 27 '17 at 19:37
@TheIronKnuckle I don't know how long it will last. There are many ages, such as the millennial age when Messiah rules the earth, which is said to last a thousand years. I'm not really concerned with how long it lasts. Maybe 10 billion years, maybe 10 billion seconds. It will end when it is time to end, because there is a time for everything. Based on this passage alone, there's not a lot we can gather. But I've suffered at the hand of God for days before, and it was excruciating. However, it served it's purpose. An eternal hell has no purpose. – Cannabijoy Jan 27 '17 at 20:50
See also Sometimes Eternal Isn't Forever – Dan Jun 3 '17 at 19:31
@Andrew that it is. I didn't want to post another answer, though, just for one minor comment. The rest of the post is pretty much fine (and has my upvote). The big issue is that the OP is using a concordance as if it were a lexicon and ignoring morphology and syntax (makes me question if they've studied Greek or are just using an interlinear and Strong's concordance - which is no substitute and leads to misunderstanding the language - the English translations are fine in this case). – Dan Jun 4 '17 at 0:32
@anonymouswho please read this as I address Thayer's as well. I highly recommend a more modern (post-Deissman) lexicon. But not a bad answer. I upvoted it. If this was BH.SE, it would be a different story. – Dan Jun 4 '17 at 13:36
C.S. Lewis and many others believe that a person who is lost, is lost because he doesn't want to spend eternity with God in a heaven like the heaven in the Bible. To believe that eventually all will be saved, is to believe a loving God will eventually condemn the unwilling to an eternity in a heaven they would find tormenting. Dante, the Inferno. No one wants to leave.
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Saying that everyone will be saved is the same as saying that in the end no one will be unwilling. God doesn't force anyone into salvation, he merely coerces with his grace. This is completely compatible with saying that all will be saved – TheIronKnuckle Jan 31 '17 at 20:06
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Coerced into going to heaven? Possible of course. I have spent a great deal of time in social work and I am always amazed at the lengths people will go through to be miserable. I hope what you say is true. There are a number of church fathers who not only consigned sinners to hell, but also preached that part of the joy of heaven was watching the sinners suffer in hell. Sad. – Ted DeRose Feb 1 '17 at 22:12
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