February 07.2017
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The Jazz Workshop in San Francisco was located on Broadway between Columbus and Montgomery.
Between 1961 and 1964, numerous “Live at the Jazz Workshop” albums were produced.
These performances featured artists such as James Moody, Barry Harris, Cannonball Adderley, Charlie Mingus, and Thelonius Monk.
I found an interesting article at Cannonball Adderley’s live.
I quoted “When Bebop Filled the Night(Historical Essay)” by Art Peterson
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Photo above of Dmitri Shostakovich
Russian composer Dimitri Shostakovich was in the audience for his first experience with American jazz.He made no comment, smiled appreciatively several times and applauded vigorously on occasion.
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Photo above of Lenny Bruce from OKmusic
Also Lenny Bruce was infamously arrested here during his performance at the Jazz Workshop In October 1961.
In 1964 Miles Davis was supposed to play a two-week gig at the Workshop.
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Photo by theconcertdatabase.com
The drummer was 18-year-old Tony Williams.
In those days California law did not allow minors in clubs that served liquor.
So the workshop’s owner suspended his liquor license for the length of the engagement, charged a $2 door charge and served soft drinks.
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Photo above of TonyWilliams from Drummerworld
Here is CANNONBALL ADDERLEY QUINTET play “Bohemia After Dark”.
Here is Barry Harris Trio play “Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby”.
Here is Thelonious Monk plays “Well you needn’t”.Thelonious Monk(p); Charlie Rouse (ts);Larry Gales (b);Ben Riley (ds)Jazz Workshop, San Francisco,California, Nov.3~4, 1964
Here is Kenny Dorham Quintet play “Inta Somethin’Kenny Dorham (tp);Jackie McLean (as);Walter Bishop Jr. (p);Leroy Vinnegar (b); Art Taylor (ds)Recorded live at “The Jazz Workshop”, San Francisco, CA, Nov 13, 1961
Here is Charles Mingus Quintet play “Meditation”.Charles Mingus(b);Clifford Jordan(ts, fl);Jane Getz(p);Charlie Mingus(b);Dannie Richmond(ds)Live at the Jazz Workshop (in San Francisco)