Eddie Marshall and Holy Mischief
Eddie Marshall, drums. For almost fifty years he has played drums with nearly every major name in jazz, from Freddie Hubbard, Jon Hendricks and
Dexter Gordon to Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Eddie Harris. During the seventies he was the house drummer at San Francisco's Keystone Korner. His most
long-standing musical association has been with Toshiko Akiyoshi, with whom he has played since 1958. Other associations include the late Stan Getz,
Bobby Hutcherson, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Burrell, John Handy, Ahmad Jamal, The Pointer Sisters, Archie Shepp and Bobby McFerrin. He co-founded with Mike Nock
the seminal jazz fusion group, "The Fourth Way".
A consummate sideman, Marshall is in continual demand. In recent years he has performed internationally with Bobby McFerrin's group, BANG ZOOM, appearing
in concert with The Israeli Philharmonic; with Marlena Shaw, Marian McPartland, Charles Lloyd, Art Lande and Rufus Reid; with Bobby Hutcherson and Cedar Walton
at Russian River and with Jon Jang and James Newton in Beijing. He backed Sam Rivers and Julian Priester at Yoshi's and was reunited with Mike Nock
for the Wangaratta Jazz Festival in Australia. He travels to Japan frequently with Toshiko Akiyoshi's trio and was featured in a tribute to percussionists
at the 1999 Monterey Jazz Festival. SFJazz honored Mr. Marshall with its first annual SFJazz Beacon Award in November of 2000.
Eddie has appeared at Chez Hanny with Michele Rosewoman, Art Lande, and Jerome Sabbagh,
as well as leading his own groups.
www.eddiemarshall.com
Originally from San Francisco, multi-instrumentalist Peck Allmond has lived in NYC
for over ten years. Aside from leading and writing for his own
jazz/world-music unit, The Peck Allmond Group, he is an in-demand sideman on an unlikely
variety of instruments: trumpet, flute, saxophones,
clarinet, valve trombone, kalimba, and many others.
Peck has performed and/or recorded with Me'Shell NdegeOcello, Oliver Lake, Peter Apfelbaum,
Don Cherry, Julius Hemphill, John Hicks, Rickie Lee Jones, Rufus Wainwright, Joan Osborn,
Ray Lamontagne, Sean Lennon, Brazilian Girls, Will Lee, Randy Newman, Hem, Lenny Kravitz,
and James Brown.
Peck appeared here previously with Eddie Marshall.
http://www.peckallmond.com/
Pianist Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002.
Before the move, Adam was a student at UC Santa Cruz where he studied with the great Smith Dobson and
trumpeter/arranger Ray Brown. He received his degree in classical performance under the tutelage of the Russian
pianist Maria Ezerova.
Currently, Adam plays regularly with Marcus Shelby in large and small group contexts
and with Anton Schwartz mostly in a trio setting. He can also be seen as a sideman with countless Bay Area
musicians and vocalists such as John Wiitala, Vince Lateano, Kitty Margolis, Andrew Speight, Dayna Stephens,
Ian Cary, and Mike Zilber.
Adam has played as a sideman with internationally renowned artists Stefon Harris, Willie Jones III, Miguel Zenon,
Luciana Souza, Paula West, Bobby Hutcherson and the Glen Miller Orchestra.
Adam appeared here previously with Faye Carol and Marcus Shelby, Dayna Stephens, and Ratzo Harris.
http://adamshulman.com/
Bassist Jeff Chambers has played with many great jazz artists including Buddy Montgomery, Dizzy Gillespie, Les McCann, Eddie Harris, Benny Carter, Tommy Flannagan,
Joe Henderson, Dakota Staton, McCoy Tyner, Joe Williams, Little Jimmie Scott, Tony Williams, Frank Morgan, Dr. Dorothy Donegan, Kenny Burrell,
James Moody, Nat Adderley, Milt Jackson, John Hendricks, Benny Golson, Larry Coryell, Hank Crawford, Abbey Lincoln, Ernestine Anderson,
Don Cherry, Clifford Jordan, Laurindo Almeida, Teddy Edwards, Roy McCurdy, Richie Cole, Slide Hampton, George Coleman, Mel Lewis, Archie Shepp,
Cedar Walton, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Ahmad Jamal, Pharoah Sanders, Houston Person, Bobby Hutcherson, Charlie Rouse and Marlena Shaw.
He appeared previously at Chez Hanny with Patti Wicks, Jerome Sabbagh and Glen Pearson.
http://www.jeffchambersjazz.com/
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