Four new NEA Jazz Masters get a free tribute concert next Tuesday, and the calendar behind it runs through Coltrane's hundredth birthday to Monterey. Then Sekou tells the story of the police card that decided who could work a New York bandstand, and the night Thelonious Monk lost his. | The Lead: The NEA honors four new Jazz Masters at Walt Disney Concert Hall on September 15th, free and webcast, and the calendar behind it runs through Coltrane's hundredth birthday to Monterey. Listen to This: Thelonious Monk's Genius of Modern Music, Volume Two, out of the Blue Note years that hold tonight's Bridge, with Impulse's unreleased Tiberi Tapes and two Blue Notes dated September 25th on the release desk. The Bridge: New York, 1951, a police card that decided who could work a room that served liquor, and the night Thelonious Monk lost his. On the Road: Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra at Snug Harbor is tonight's ticket, with New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Minneapolis in the sweep and two rooms quiet. One More Note: Elvin Jones was born on this date in 1927, and on this date in 1958 the Miles Davis sextet played a Columbia Records evening at the Plaza Hotel. | The Daily Quintet is an AI-crafted production, researched and checked by humans. Every listing you hear came from the venue or the festival's own organizer.
