Atlantic City, Oxnard and St. Paul carry the jazz weekend, and Andy Sheppard's Salt Catchers arrives on ECM with no drummer on it. Then Route 13 south of Wilmington, 1958, where a stop for a glass of water ends up in a court record. | The Lead: Three festivals run this weekend, in Atlantic City, Oxnard and St. Paul, and the NEA's Jazz Masters concert lands Tuesday in Los Angeles after a move from April at the Kennedy Center. Listen to This: Salt Catchers, from Andy Sheppard, Rita Marcotulli and Michel Benita, is out today on ECM with no drums on it, alongside a new Nate Mercereau record and a Monk reissue that points at tonight's story. The Bridge: Route 13 south of Wilmington, Delaware, October 15, 1958: a stop for a glass of water, and a judge who took three years to explain why one woman's yes did not count. On the Road: Kenny Garrett takes Keystone Korner in Baltimore, with rooms working in New York, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia and Detroit. One More Note: September 11 carries Joe Zawinul's death in 2007 and Harry Connick Jr.'s birth in 1967. | 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.
