John Worley and Bari Bari consists of John Worley - flugelhorn/trumpet, baritone saxophonists Aaron Lington, Fil Lorenz and Geoff Roach and is backed by John's great rhythm section including Murray Low on keys, Tom Bockhold on bass and Curt Moore on drums. This group pays homage to the hard bop east coast player Pepper Adams and the West Coast Cool School player Gerry Mulligan. These two gentlemen are probably the most influential saxophonists on the current generation of the Bari Sax players.
For this session, saxophonists Kristen Strom and Johnnie Bamont are added to perform the music of Supersax and Prez Conference. Supersax pays tribute to Charlie Parker and Prez Conference does the same for Lester Young by presenting some of their most famous solos harmonized for multiple saxophones. This is a culmination of phenomenal talent that last time brought down the Improv.
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San Jose Improv 62 S. Second St. San Jose, CA 95113 The Improv is located in one of City of San Jose's Historic Landmarks. The Jose Theatre, built in 1904, is the oldest theater in San Jose. Designed by William Binder, this is the earliest surviving example of his work. The Theatre has been entirely restored to its original splendor in 2003.
The theatre parterre has chairs and tables in a charming cabaret style. Food and drinks are served.
Free street parking available on Sundays.
$5 parking right across the street from the theater.
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John Worley and Bari Bari consists of John Worley - flugelhorn/trumpet, baritone saxophonists Aaron Lington, Fil Lorenz and Geoff Roach and is backed by John's great rhythm section including Murray Low on keys, Tom Bockhold on bass and Curt Moore on drums. This group pays homage to the hard bop east coast player Pepper Adams and the West Coast Cool School player Gerry Mulligan. These two gentlemen are probably the most influential saxophonists on the current generation of the Bari Sax players.
The Improv is located in one of City of San Jose's Historic Landmarks. The Jose Theatre, built in 1904, is the oldest theater in San Jose. Designed by William Binder, this is the earliest surviving example of his work. The Theatre has been entirely restored to its original splendor in 2003.