Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Kasimu Taylor- LIVE @ Judson House Kasimu a unique blend of abstract and lush improvisation, infused with a fresh and intuitive ensemble interplay; their set encompasses standards and original music.

This concert will take place OUTSIDE in our Courtyard, so Bring a Lawn Chair and Get here EARLY (before 6:30PM) for good parking in the front.

BYOB - bring your own food and drink.

Doors 6:30pm / Music Starts 7:30pm

$20 suggested donation per attendee

Judson House 3733 Washington Ave. St. Louis, MO 63108 Phone: (314) 406-6578

Just a 2-minute walk from The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries

ALSO we have ART in the Basement Gallery!

https://judsonhouseevents.com/

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Every Thursday, come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Lew Winer III-saxophones Matthew Lawder p-guitar Antonio Foster-keys Eugene Johnson-bass/vocals Mike Battle-drums

Lee Morgan, one of the greatest jazz trumpet players of all time, he epitomized the soulful hard bop sound of Blue Note Records in the '60's! Join us in celebrating his musical legacy!

The Kasimu-tet presents Miles Lives! in a birthday celebration dedicated to the iconic artist on what would've been his 97th birthday! Joe's Cafe will be filled with the iconic sounds of Miles Davis in a night of fellowship honoring his legacy!

A portion of all proceeds will go to House of Miles East St. Louis, the great organization dedicated to the preservation and development of Miles Davis' boyhood home! http://houseofmilesestl.org/

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Eric Slaughter-guitar Antonio Foster-piano Bernard Terry-bass Demarius Hicks-drums

Kasimu Taylor's Howard Street pays tribute to the unique soul, funk, & r&b sounds of the Legendary Earth, Wind, and Fire! Among one of the best-selling bands of all time, Earth, Wind, and Fire have won 7 Grammys and are a powerful influence in the genres of soul, funk, and R&B. Doors open 6:30 Show starts at 7 PM.

Kasimu Taylor brings his band to Jack's Joint for part II of his series at the venue. This night he evokes the sounds that were in and around Gaslight Square which is where O'Connell's Pub got its start! On this night we celebrate the sounds and style of Gaslight Square, the iconic St. Louis entertainment district of the 50s and 60s.The sounds & style were represented by acts like Miles Davis, Shirley Horn, Jeannie Trevor, Quartette Trés Bien, Bob Dylan and many more. There's a lot to pull from from this era, let's see what happens!

Save the date for this one! 🙌🏾

The Kasimu-tet along with two of St. Louis' premier wordsmiths, Zaire Imani and Veto Lamar Money aka Blvck Spvde, bring you a night exploring the genius of Nina Simone and Gil Scott Heron, taking place in one of STLs newest music spots, Jack's Joint: Musiques at O'Connell's! This place will quickly become a top room in town to hear a variety of great music.

This is the first of three Fridays in February that I'll produce, each with their own unique vibe. Thanks to John Parker for helping make this happen 🙌🏾

Kasimu Taylor brings his superb band to Joe's Cafe on a late summer night for some cool jazz.

Kasimu is a trumpet player who does a Miles Davis tribute show on Miles' birthday every year. He grew up in North City and started playing as a youngster, following in the great man's footsteps. A St. Louis trumpet player who celebrates Miles' birthday better have chops and Kas has the chops! Last year at Joe's he tapped into a move that Monk would have been proud of by repeating a phrase about eight times before moving on with the tune. He is a deep, post-bop player who can also pump out a standard, straight, with the best of them. His musicianship extends into original compositions that are exquisite. He is a true jazz master, and we are honored to have him in our little club.

Kasimu - Trumpet, band orchestrator Eric Slaughter - guitar Antonio Foster-piano Bernard Terry - Bass Demarius Hicks - Drums

POET: Zaire Imani

Normal Joe's rules apply.

• Doors 7pm, show 8pm. • $15 Eventbrite advanced tickets. $20 at the door, night of • Bring your own food and drink. • Park on Des Peres only. • No talking over the music • Try to be over 25

Thanks for following these simple rules, it makes it work for everyone.

Howard Street created by trumpeter Kasimu Taylor, pays tribute to the sounds of his youth. The band is an homage to classic soul, R&B, and blues, giving you fresh takes on some of your favorite soul and rhythm & blues standards along with the new soul sounds of today!

All shows start at 7:00 PM in the National Blues Museum’s performance space, the Legends Room. Doors are at 6:30 PM.

Outside food is allowed. Outside drinks are not permitted. The bar will be open to purchase drinks.

Ticket purchases come with a four-hour parking voucher valid at the Seventh Street garage located at 410 N Seventh Street.

All tickets are general admission with family-style seating. If you would like to sit at your own table, please purchase four tickets.

Music at the Intersection is a civic-led effort presented by Kranzberg Arts Foundation in partnership with Steward Family Foundation and The Regional Arts Commission (RAC) of St. Louis. First held in 2021, the festival tells the story of St. Louis’ musical, cultural and artistic heritage. It celebrates the city’s imprint on the American songbook, the relationship St. Louis has with its Mississippi River sister cities, and the musical genres that have been birthed and fostered locally. Music at the Intersection gives a spotlight to national acts as well as St. Louis-based musicians across blues, jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, & rock and roll.

Kasimu Taylor hits the palette with deep notes of St. Louis Jazz trumpet history, influenced heavily as expected by Miles Davis. In his Kasimu-Tet ensemble, he serves up a robust dose of the stylistic influences of Miles; lyrical, introspective and melodic. His playing is stylistically versatile and multi-dimensional.
The House of Miles East St. Louis recently named a new performance space at the museum in Kasimu's honor. (Yes, he's really good!) Kasimu is a "go-to" on the call list of outstanding soloists and session players in the St Louis area, and has worked with virtually every notable jazz, blues & soul band in the area.
If you dig jazz (and especially Miles) DON'T MISS THIS FREE SHOW!

The Kasimu-tet at The Dark Room 8pm Doors, 9pm Show

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Eric Slaughter-guitar Antonio Foster-piano Bernard Terry-bass Irvin Neal-drums

https://www.metrotix.com/events/detail/the-dark-room-concert-series

Steeped to perfection, Kasimu Taylor hits the palette with deep notes of St. Louis Jazz trumpet history, influenced heavily as expected by Miles Davis." In his Kasimu-Tet ensemble, he serves up, naturally, a robust dose of the stylistic influences of Miles; lyrical, introspective and melodic. Kasimu's style however is more appropriately described as complex. From his long graceful lines, reminiscent of Lee Morgan to blistering and exuberant ideas a la Freddie Hubbard, he is stylistically versatile and multi-dimensional. In-fact, he is a "go too" on the call list of outstanding soloists and session players in the St Louis area, having worked with virtually every notable jazz, blues & soul band in the area from the largest of venues to intimate supper clubs and bars.

Kranzberg Arts Foundation COVID-19 Mitigation Policies -Updated Aug 26th, 2021: Vaccine and Testing requirements Kranzberg Arts Foundation and all affiliated venues will continue to follow the guidance and mandates set forth by public health and our local government. For more information visit: https://www.kranzbergartsfoundation.org/covid-19-mitigation-policies/

Food and drink purchases can be made on-site through a contactless online platform.

If you have any questions, please email info@kranzbergartsfoundation.org.

The Nutcracker was never as hip as when Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn arranged it for Ellington’s band. The Jazz St. Louis Big Band continues the holiday tradition in swingin’ style!

These jazz interpretations of Tchaikovsky’s ballet are all played from the original charts! The evening will also include Ellington classics like “Take the A Train” and “Cottontail.”

The Kasimu-tet presents Miles in a birthday celebration dedicated to the iconic artist on what would've been his 95th birthday! BB's Jazz Blues and Soups will be filled with the iconic sounds of Miles Davis in a night of fellowship honoring his legacy!

A portion of all proceeds will go to House of Miles East St. Louis, the great organization dedicated to the preservation and development of Miles Davis' boyhood home!