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D. Allen Trio
Live at Dazzle Jazz Club
Denver, Colorado USA
2010-09-23

Delayed live broadcast over 88.3 WBGO-FM Newark, NJ USA
Broadcast date 2010-12-31

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Posted January 2011.

Setlist:

01 - Radio intro by Rhonda Hamilton (:24)
02 - Stage intro by Josh Jackson (:44)
03 - Title 1 (4:43)
04 - Title 2 (6:46)
05 - Title 3 (7:40)
06 - Title 4 (7:03)
07 - Outro by Rhonda Hamilton (1:05)

Total Running Time: 28:30

Personnel:
JD Allen - tenor saxophone
Ameen Saleem - bass
Rudy Royston - drums
with
Ron Miles - trumpet
Henry Butler - piano (encore)


Dazzle info:
http://www.dazzlejazz.com/

Radio Credits:
Thanks to Donald Rossa and Steve Denny at Dazzle
From KUVO Jazz 89: Alfredo Cruz, Carlos Lando,
Arturo Gomez & Mike Pappas
Producer and Host: Josh Jackson
Recorded by Joey Kloss and Devon Shorb
Mixed by David Tallacksen
Executive Producer: Thurston Briscoe III

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NPR summary:
http://www.npr.org/2011/01/04/132657363/jd-allen-trio-live-in-denver

The tenor saxophonist was introduced as "John D. Allen"
when he accompanied Betty Carter on Toast of the Nation 1994.
This year's broadcast features him as the leader of his own
hard-charging trio, with special guests Ron Miles on cornet
and Henry Butler on piano. Hear excerpts from a September
2010 concert at Dazzle in Denver.

From the Clubzone website:

Hailed by the New York Times as "a tenor saxophonist with an
enigmatic, elegant and hard-driving style," J.D. Allen is one
of the most thoughtful jazz saxophonists on the scene today.

The Detroit natives' apprenticeship has largely been in New York,
where he has performed, recorded, and toured with legends Lester
Bowie, George Cables, Betty Carter,Louis Hayes, Ron Carter, Jack
DeJohnette, Frank Foster Big Band, Winard Harper, Butch Morris,
David Murray, Wallace Roney, and contemporaries Cindy Blackman,
Orrin Evans, Marcus Gilmore, Russell Gunn, and Me'shell
N'degeocello, Dave Douglas among others.

J.D.'s debut album, In Search Of... (red records), won him the
Best New Artist award in Italy in 1999, and had reviewers praising
him for his original compositions and bold playing. That same year
J.D. began touring and recording with drummer Cindy Blackman's Quartet,
where he remains a member.

His second release, Pharoah's Children (Criss Cross), won him accolades
for its thoughtfulness, maturity, and adventurousness. One of Jazziz
Magazine's Critics Pics Top 10 Albums of the Year, the album was
praised in the U.S. and Europe, along with leading musicians, such
as Michael Brecker and Jeff "Tain" Watts.

Since making a strong impression in his early years in New York at

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