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8/26/2009

Filed under: charts — andy @ 12:40 pm

September 13 – September 19, 2009
TW LW # ARTIST ALBUM LABEL
1 – 1 Medeski, Martin & Wood Radiolarians III Indirecto
2 2 9 Simon Fisk Trio * Unless Plunge
3 3 3 Bill Frisell Disfarmer Nonesuch
4 – 1 Kevin Breit & Jesse Stewart * Collisions C3R
5 1 2 Klang Tea Music Allos Documents
6 – 1 Gypsophilia * Sa-Ba-Da-Ow! Independent
7 – 1 Andrew Scott Quartet * Nostalgia Sackville
8 – 1 Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey One Day In Brooklyn Kinnara
9 – 1 Tayler Ho Bynum & SpiderMonkey Strings Madeleine Dreams Firehouse
10 RE 4 Marilyn Lerner, Matt Brubeck and Nick Fraser * Ugly Beauties Ambiances Magnetiques

Charts compiled from the following stations:

CFBX, CFMH, CFRU, CFUV, CHRW, CHUO, CHYZ, CIBL, CILU, CISM, CJAM, CJSF, CJSW, CKMN, CKUT, CKXU

CFUV 101.9 MHz – Victoria

For the Week Ending: Tuesday, September 8, 2009
TW LW Artist Title Label
1 6 Normand Guilbeault Ensemble Hommage a mingus Ambiances Magnetiques
2 1 Bill Frisell Band Website Disfarmer Nonesuch Label Website
3 10 Miroslav Vitous Group & Michel Portal Remembering Weather Report ECM
4 4 Andrew Scott Quartet Nostalgia Sackville
5 3 Simon Fisk Trio Unless Plunge
6 – Brother John Sellers Paris 1957 Sackville
7 – Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey One Day In Brooklyn Kinnara
8 8 Matt Wilson Quartet That’s Gonna Leave A Mark Palmetto
9 2 Steve Lehman Octet Travail, Transformation, and Flow Pi
10 – Medeski, Martin & Wood Radiolarians III Indirecto

For the Week Ending: Tuesday, September 1, 2009
TW LW Artist Title Label
1 – Sophie Milman Take Love Easy Linus Entertainment Label Website
2 2 Bill Frisell Band Website Disfarmer Nonesuch Label Website
3 – Positive Catastrophe Garabatos Volume One Cuneiform
4 1 Klang Tea Music Allos Documents Label Website
5 4 Simon Fisk Trio Unless Plunge
6 10 Kevin Breit And Jesse Stewart Collisions C3R
7 – Don Thompson And Reg Schwager One Take: Volume Three Alma
8 – Jason Kenemy Band Website Upsidedown Town Self-Released
9 – Brotzman/Pliakas/Wertmuller Full Blast/Black Hole Atavistic
10 6 Andrew Scott Quartet Nostalgia Sackville

Good News: Nostalgia is on the charts….

Warren Smith – Old News Borrowed Blues
CFUV 101.9, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Week of August 10, 2009
JAZZ TOP 10

1. Matt Wilson Quartet – That’s Gonna Leave A Mark (Palmetto)
2. Andrew Scott Quartet – Nostalgia (Sackville) *
3. Jeremy Davenport – We’ll Dance Till Dawn (Basin Street)
4. Joe Morris – Wildlife (AUM Fidelity)
5. Etienne Charles – Folklore (self-released)
6. Led Bib – Sensible Shoes (Cuneiform)
7. Normand Guilbeault Ensemble – Hommage a Mingus (Ambiances Magnetiques) *
8. Arthur Kell Quartet – Victoria (BJU)
9. Warren Smith & The Composer’s Workshop Ensemble (Engine)
10. Cory Weeds Quintet – Everything Is Coming Up Weeds (Cellar Live) *

CJAM 91.5 MHz – Windsor
Top 30
For the Week Ending: Tuesday, July 28, 2009

TW LW Artist Title Label
1 – Portugal. The Man Band Website The Satanic Satanist Equal Vision Label Website
2 – The Rural Alberta Advantage Band Website Hometowns Self-Released
3 24 Ohbijou Band Website Beacons Last Gang Label Website
4 – The Lazy MKs A Field Guide to the Lazy MKs Young Soul
5 – Share Band Website Slumping In Your Murals Forward Music Group
6 – Andrew Scott Quartet Nostalgia Sackville
7 17 Tito Puente Dance Mania Sony
8 – Clark Totems Flare Warp Label Website
9 – Wire and Light Wire and Light Self-Released
10 – DJ Food One Man’s Weird Is Another Man’s World Ninja Tune
11 – Ganglians Monster Head Room Woodsist Label Website
12 – Falcao and Monashee Band Website Falcao and Monashee Self-Released
13 – Those Darlins Those Darlins Oh Wow Dang
14 – The Most Serene Republic Band Website And The Ever Expanding Universe Arts & Crafts Label
15 – Tortoise Band Website Beacons of Ancestorship Thrill Jockey Label Website
16 28 Amon Tobin Band Website inFamous Sony
17 – Rum Runner What’s The Music Mean To You? Stumble
18 22 Cage Depart From Me Def Jux
19 – Summer Cats Songs for Tuesdays Slumberland
20 – Ed Palermo Big Band Eddy Loves Frank Cuneiform
21 – Set Your Goals This Will Be The Death Of Us Epitaph
22 – Patterson Hood Murdering Oscar (And Other Love Songs) Ruth St.
23 – Barn Burner Bangers New Romance For Kids
24 – Magnolia Electric Co. Band Website Josephine Secretly Canadian Label Website
25 – Bidiniband The Land is Wild Pheromone
26 2 Boogie Boarder Band Website Pizza Hero Famous Class Label Website
27 – Magilla Funk Conduit New Set, New Sound Self-Released
28 – Brother John Sellers Paris 1957 Sackville
29 – Royal City Band Website Royal City Outside Label Website
30 – Le Bus Band Website Fission Friction Frequency Spiral Recordings Label Website

8/24/2009

Filed under: videos — andy @ 9:44 pm

Here is a recent video of me (June 2009) with my quintet: Jake Wilkinson (trumpet), Mark Eisenman (piano), Neil Swainson (bass) and Archie Alleyne (drums) playing at Chalker’s pub.

My electronic press kit:

with the house band at the Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards…here with Gabriel Mark Hasselbach:

Video montage:

Talking:

Video with Four80East:

Live with Four80 East:

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8/20/2009

Filed under: 2009 gigs — andy @ 10:24 am

January 31st at Manhattan’s in Guelph, Ontario with Jake Wilkinson.

February 5th with Kye Marshall at Briton House.

March 28th I’m in the York University 50th Anniversary House Band with Andrew Craig music directing (Marcus Ali, Anthony Micheli, Artie Roth).

April 2nd at Manhattan’s in Guelph conducting the University of Guelph Big Band.

April 11th The Pilot with Jake Wilkinson, Andy Ballantyne, Pat Collins and Joel Haynes (3:30 to 6:30).

April 14th at York U (the noon hour concert) with Sacha Williamson’s band: Mike Murley, Robi Botos, Andrew Scott, Artie Roth and Frank Botos.

April 23rd 2009 at Manhattan’s in Guelph, Ontario with Jake Wilkinson and Jon Meyer.

April 24th 2009 I’ll be music directing the 5th Annual Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards.

April 27th fundraising for JazzFM 91.1 8:00 in the a.m.

May 6th with Kye Marshall at Mezetta.

May 15th duo gig with on Meyer at Biaggio.

June 13th CD release party at Chalker’s 6 to 9 with Jake Wilkinson, Mark Eisenman, Neil Swainson and Archie Alleyne.

June 18th at Briton House.

June 25th at Belmont House with Jake Wilkinson and Neil Swainson.

June 28th Toronto Jazz Festival with Kye Marshall and Alan Hetherington.

July 2nd with Adam Brazier at The Old Mill.

July 4th Toronto Jazz Festival upstairs at the Pilot with The Grant Stewart Quartet (Grant Stewart, A.S., Pat Collins and Phil Stewart).

July 10th with the Jim Clayton Trio at Brookfield Place.

July 25th with Four80East at Boblo Island.

August 6th The Andrew Scott Quintet at Metro Hall with Jake Wilkinson, Darryl Orr, Jon Meyer and Joel Haynes.

August 10th at the Bay/Adelaide Centre with the Jim Clayton Trio.

August 14th with the Jim Clayton Trio (Jim Clayton, A.S. and Steve Lucas) at the Park Hyatt.

August 15th with the Jim Clayton Trio (Jim Clayton, A.S. and Steve Lucas) at the Granite Club.

August 18th at the Steamwhistle Brewery with Jr. Barnes.

August 20th at the Old Mill with 480 East (Rob DeBoer, Tony Grace, Rich Brown, Giampaolo Scatozza and Jon Stewart.

September 5th duo with Jon Meyer at Auberge du pomier.

September 9th duo with Kye Marshall 2:30 (afternoon show).

September 13th with Bernie Senensky and Sly Juhas at Joe Mama’s (7:00 to 11:00).

September 22nd 7:00 to 8:00 at Belmont House with Reg Schwager and Neil Swainson.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS
Jews who Jive, Pop, and Rock:
Looking back at the big machers of 20th century music
3 Sundays | 1 – 3 PM | $30 for the series | $10 per talk
Room 211, Donald Gales Family Pavilion
Koffler Centre for the Arts

Musician, professor, and jazz enthusiast, Dr. Andrew Scott leads a three part series focusing on contributions of leading Jewish figures to music in the 20th century. Each lecture explores a revolutionary musical theme and concludes with a saloon style tribute on the piano.

Sunday, November 29, 2009
Jazzy Jews
Exploring the relationship and connection of talented musicians, composers, and innovators, this talk will focus on the work, themes, and songs that defined Jazz at the turn of the century. Topics will include a discussion of controversial recordings like the making of “Strange Fruit,” as well as the influence of performers like Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Billie Holiday, and Abel Meeropol.

Sunday, December 6, 2009
Jews Who Pop
This talk will focus on the contributions of composers such as Irving Berlin, George and Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein and Jerome Kern all of whom wrote music in the area of New York known as Tin Pan Alley and whose collective compositions have become known as “The American Songbook.”

Sunday, January 17, 2010
Jews Who Rock
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, much of the rock and roll songbook was written/produced in The Brill Building (New York) by a bunch of Jewish teenagers who were not that much older than the audiences for whom they were writing. This talk looks at the contributions of Phil Spector, Burt Baccarach, Carol King, Neil Sedaka, Cynthia Weil, Gerry Goffin, and others.

January 20th 2010 at the Rex Hotel with my Quintet.

February 10th at Mezetta with Kye Marshall.

March 10th with Kye Marshall.

March 25th with U of G jazz orchestra at Manhattan’s.

March 28th at the Bathurst JCC.

March 30th at Briton House.

April 15th with Kye Marshall.

April 18th in the house band for a jazz celebration for John Norris at Hart House with Jim Galloway, Don Thompson, Neil Swainson and Terry Clarke and lots of special musical guests.

April 23rd music directing the Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards with Four80East, Groove Kings, Peter White, Michael Kaeshammer, Darren Rahn and David Sanborn.

April 29th at Hugh’s Room with Frank D’Angelo.

May 10th with Gene DiNovi Trio at Royal York Church.

June 6th with Kye Marshall.

June 11th with Jim Clayton.

June 26th with Kye Marshall at Mezetta for the Jazz festival.

July 10th gig for FUSION events.

August 21st private function gig.

August 28th gig for FUSION events.

August 29th private function gig.

November 10th gig with Kye Marshall.

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