A tribute to Quincey Jones that is made even more memorable by the performance of Naturally 7.... Read More
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Long-Term Installation The Brooklyn Museum East Gallery, 1st Floor Celebrating Africa’s continual dynamism and long tradition of artistic creativity, Double Take: African Innovations opens the... Read More
I can still remember the night when I first heard Lee Morgan‘s Sidewinder. My wife and I gave a party in our small apartment in Queens... Read More
I’m exploring the many unforgettable duets: Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey (Hello Dolly!) Natalie Cole & Nat King Cole (Unforgettable) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nCHBOJIRgQ&feature=youtu.be Dionne Warwick &... Read More
Interviewing Father of Jazz Fusion Miles Davis wasn’t easy for Television host Bill Boggs — whatever questions Bill tried to interestingly pose — Miles put... Read More
July 3-26, 2015, 8:00pm* Preview Performances Friday, July 3, and Saturday, July 4 Opening Night Performance Sunday, July 5 No performance on Tuesday, July 7 at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater at Marcus Garvey Park (enter the park at 124th Street & Fifth Avenue, and walk south to the venue) Harlem The Tempest is a theatrical “gumbo”, with an intricate blend of usurping villains, youthful romance, music, magic, humor, and conspiracy. In this play, Shakespeare gives us such iconic characters as Ariel, Caliban, and our protagonist Prospero, whose quest for justice leads him to become unjust himself.... Read More

Quincy Jones 75th Birthday Celebration Concert
“Double Take: African Innovations”
Kasper Collin’s discussion of “I Call Him Morgan”
Memorable Duets II
Miles Davis Interviewed by Bill Boggs
Elle Winston
“The Tempest” & “Macbeth”
Darius Simpson & Scout Bostley – “Lost Voices”