Paul Combs, saxophone
Ken Cook, piano
Doug Miller, bass
Alex Aspinall, drums

A night of obscure Dameronia presented and performed by the Paul Combs Quartet.

Tadd Dameron was a cornerstone of late 1940s jazz, contributing key compositions to the jazz canon including “Good Bait,” “Our Delight,” “Hot House,” “Lady Bird,” and “If You Could See Me Now.”

Here’s a link to a good biographical sketch:
http://www.bluenote.com/artist/tadd-dameron/

Saxophonist, educator and jazz historian Paul Combs has done prodigious work — a true labor of love — bringing a huge number of little known Tadd Dameron compositions to light in recent years, evidenced by Paul’s recent cd, “Unknown Dameron: Rare and Never Recorded Works of Tadd Dameron” and his book Dameronia: The Life and Music of Tadd Dameron.

Visit Paul’s site for much additional information: paulcombs.com

If you can’t make it in person, you’ll find a live stream on Bird & Beckett Facebook page and YouTube channel. Donate per the instructions on the screen if you can afford to support live music and the great local musicians who play it for you!