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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    Wilson’s ability to connect to audiences helped her to win two Grammy awards and multiple other accolades. She was named an NEA Jazz Master in 2022.

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    Bertoncini was a specialist and advocate for the nylon-string acoustic guitar, turning down high-profile opportunities that were unsuited to the sound and techniques that he used with that instrument.

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    A solo concert by saxophonist Joshua Redman will close the first night of the Hyde Park Jazz Festival on Sept. 26.

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    “It was just that suddenly … I could hear it,” Ravi Coltrane said of an epiphany he experienced during his late teens regarding his father’s music. “And it was almost like a calling, like something saying, ‘Hey, man, come on. It’s time to get serious.’ And the first time you really tune in and dial in and focus like that, it can be very life-changing.”

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    Camille Thurman took to the stage alongside bassist Kenny Davis and drummer Tommy Campbell for a rendition of Johnny Mercer’s “I’m An Old Cowhand” that recalled Rollins’ epochal 1957 trio outing Way Out West.