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Run by a master player who played with everyone and called Monk a friend.
His students included Joe Henderson, Paul Chambers, Yusef Lateef, Charles McPherson, and James Jamerson. Even John Coltrane dropped in on him.
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Yeah, I said it. There is one most beautiful club and it’s The Falcon in out-of-the-way Marlboro, NY. A musician’s favorite.
The visionary founder Lee Falco passed away in 2021, but his wonderful son, musician, and drummer Lee Falco is keeping the flame burning bright.
Every club owner should be taking notes. It’s not easy to run a venue Falco-style, but it’s worth studying and meditating on.
Their website: https://www.liveatthefalcon.com
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Bret Primack hipped me to this, and I had to see for myself.
Sure enough.
Kids are embracing big band music – for a most unexpected reason.
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