What to Stream, May 3–10

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Paquito D’Rivera will perform Thursday, May 6, at Dizzy’s Club in New York.

(Photo: Geandy Pavon)

This week’s choice streaming selections include a Billy Bang documentary, plus live performances by Paquito D’Rivera, The Hot Sardines, Jay Hogard and more. A fee is associated with some of the material listed, and some items have been sourced from WBGO, WDCB and WWOZ. Please support jazz radio. DB

Available Now: Documentary—Billy Bang, Lucky Man

Available Now: Evolution of A Groove: The Monterey Commissions

May 3: Robin Barnes & Family (New Orleans)

May 4: Bremmer Duthié & Harry Mayronne (New Orleans)

May 5: Michael Weiss Trio at Bar Bayeux (Brooklyn)

May 6: Live From Dizzy’s: Paquito D’Rivera and Alex Brown (New York)

May 7–20: Hot Sardines at Manchester Craftsman’s Guild

May 7: Kimmel/Ali/Harris at Constellation (Chicago)

May 8: Artifacts at Constellation (Chicago)

May 8: Noah Haidu/Todd Coolman/Billy Hart, Keith Jarrett 76th Birthday Tribute

May 10: Jay Hogard Quartet (Hartford Jazz Society, Connecticut)



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