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Noel Jewkes on stage wtih Grant Levin, in a quartet featuring Eugene Warren on bass and Mark Lee on drums, July 12, 2015

Saturday, April 14th– 7:30-10:00 pm
Grant Levin Quartet featuring saxophonist Noel Jewkes
jazz club! when lights are low…
Every Saturday night!
$20 cover charge tonight; students $5
  

Noel Jewkes, saxophone
Grant Levin, piano
Aaron Cohn, bass
Mark Lee, drums

Bird & Beckett’s Saturday night “jazz club” series kicked off in July of 2014 with a quartet led by the phenomenal young pianist Grant Levin and featuring veteran saxophonist Noel Jewkes. After nearly four years of consecutive Saturdays, we present these wonderful musicians once again this Saturday night, in two sets highlighted by a generous number of originals and arrangements by Mr. Jewkes! 

Noel Jewkes has set the standard among San Francisco jazz saxophone players for decades, since moving here from Utah where he grew up in a musical family — playing Salt Lake City clubs and area resorts and traveling widely through the region with his uncle’s big band. Starting out here as a jazz player in the early 1960s, he didn’t shy away from the late 1960s rock and roll scene – playing in the all-girls-but-one “Ace of Cups” – but he’s a jazzman through and through, sometimes referred to as Dr. Legato, and always named by his peers as the best among them. Noel will be back at Bird & Beckett May 12th with the Dr. Legato Express – Mark your calendar, and click here to read more!

Noel Jewkes – photo Jessica Levant

Grant Levin

Our events are put on under the umbrella of the nonprofit Bird & Beckett Cultural Legacy Project (the "BBCLP"). That's how we fund our ambitious schedule of 300 or so concerts and literary events every year.

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