What To Stream This Week

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Dee Dee Bridgewater performs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco during September 2017.

(Photo: SFJAZZ)

As performers look to replace income from lost gigs and regain a sense of community amid the coronavirus pandemic, a number of musicians are using online streaming services to connect directly with fans. We’ll keep a running tab for the week below.

A fee is associated with some of the material listed here, and several items have been sourced from WBGO and Jazz at Lincoln Center. DB

Aug. 31: Lafayette Gilchrist & Kevin Pinder

Aug. 31: Ari Hoenig Quartet

Aug. 31: Warren Wolf

Sept. 1: Joe Magnarelli Quartet

Sept. 1: Champian Fulton Quartet

Sept. 1: Wessell “Warmdaddy” Anderson

Sept. 2: Dave Kikoski Quartet

Sept. 3: Omer Avital Septet

Sept. 3: FreeJazz Works in a Time of Crisis (TA Thompson/Cooper-Moore/Ken Filiano)

Sept. 3: Chicago Jazz Festival

Sept. 4: George Cables Trio

Sept. 4: Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah

Sept. 4: Pharoah Sanders

Sept. 4: Kenny Werner Trio

Sept. 4: Chris Lightcap Quartet

Sept. 4: Dee Dee Bridgewater: Horace Silver Tribute

Sept. 4: Keyon Harrold Quartet

Sept. 4: Chicago Jazz Festival

Sept. 4: Detroit Jazz Festival

Sept. 5: Steve Turre Sextet

Sept. 5: George Cables Trio

Sept. 5: Melissa Aldana Quartet

Sept. 5: Keyon Harrold Quartet

Sept. 5: Mike Reed’s People, Places & Things

Sept. 5: Alex Skolnick Trio

Sept. 5: Chicago Jazz Festival

Sept. 5: Detroit Jazz Festival

Sept. 6: Dee Alexander

Sept. 6: Jon Roche Sextet

Sept. 6: Chicago Jazz Festival

Sept. 6: Detroit Jazz Festival

Updated Sept. 3



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