Sharing My Malian Journey on Tour

For those of you who are interested in learning more about African inspired music, I will be touring the U.S. this October. I welcome you to join me before I leave the country for my international shows.

10/02 thru 10/07/07	The Blue Note, New York, NY
10/10/07	Cutler Majestic Theatre, Boston, MA
10/13/07	AmericanJazz Museum, Gem Theater, Kansas City, MO
10/14/07	The Kennedy Center for Performing Arts Concert Hall, Washington, DC
10/16 thru 10/17/07	Dakota, Minneapolis, MN
10/19/07	Herbst Theatre - San Francisco Jazz Festival, San Francisco, CA
10/20/07	Mondavi, Davis, CA
10/21/07	Triple Door - Earshot Festival, Seattle, WA

Comments: 12

James B. Sep 11, 2007, 1:03pm EDT

See you on 10/14

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~Lady Neeetah of California~Obama #44 W. Sep 11, 2007, 3:28pm EDT

How neat! Herbst Theatre. I'll let my friends know too.

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Samuel G. Sep 12, 2007, 10:01am EDT

Welcome to Gather, a great place to share your talent and meet new friends at the same time.

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Layla Morgan Wilde Sep 12, 2007, 11:28am EDT

Hope to see you in New York!

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Debra N. Sep 12, 2007, 5:57pm EDT

I love the Blue Note. So many of the "greats" have performed there over the years. I am going to get my tickets right away. Thank you for making your tour schedule available.

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vickie f. Sep 18, 2007, 1:28pm EDT

See you in Seattle on the 21st. Thank you for the notice.
Welcome to Gather Will be looking forward to reading your new book.
Safe Journeys

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Susan Budig Sep 19, 2007, 1:31am EDT

I see I've just missed you at the Dakota. Dee Dee, your birthplace, is that in the States? But you've reached back into your ancestry to find Mali, among other African countries?

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Susan Budig Sep 19, 2007, 2:11am EDT

I think I've figured out the answer, D. There's a lot of nice pages on-line about you. All I can say is, wow. How do you find the time to peruse this place, too?

Curious, will you be focusing on African music exclusively? Have you or would you like to perform with string jazz musicians? I don't mean a bass-fiddle, though that's certainly a string instrument, but I mean those jazz musicians/fiddlers that take my breath away like Darol Anger, Mark O'Connor, Andy Stein.

A couple of my favorite female vocalists from Africa: Lura and Rokia Traore (accent that last letter). Their shows were almost indescribable. I saw them at the Cedar Cultural Center (different dates), but seeing them in France or Africa would, I'm betting, be out of this world.

I'm sorry I missed you here. My loss.

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