Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 52

rrr rr -tO'-Sr 4- irgy -q i WMF iii LEXINGTON HERAUKEADER LEXINGTON KY SUNDAY MARCH 25 1984 Local band to be high note of American Jazz Festival 1 WHAT? CARPET I WHERE 635 NEW CIRCLE RD When mows ALL ON WHY SALES But aside from his duties with die festival Goode admits that simply getting his band heard is top priority really encouraging people to hear he said tends to get a bad name because of how groups approach their performances We want to do things in an organized manner and explain some about the music between the tunes people can discover a littte about jaa through what we The Brad Goode Quartet with Ted Piltzeker a vibraphonist who has played with pianist George Shearing will be performing at pm Thursday in the Patterson Ballroom at the Hyatt had really receptive response he said the break we hope to play down there again and have time to rehearse there as well Then going to try to go to Chicago and play a few chibs I worked in over the summer" band will get its biggest exposure next weekend when it part id- pates in the American Jazz Festival being held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel is a nationally organized festival for high school jas bands from around the country to meet perform Goode explained be performing workshops jam sessions and an evening concert as By Walter Tunis Herald-Leader contributing music critic The" American Jazz Festival which gets under way on Thursday will be spotlighting young talent from across the country Not to be overlooked during the three-day event is a budding local azz group that will have a featured role in the festival Hie band is fed by an industrious young trumpet player named Brad Goode a junior from the University of Kentucky who has been working hard to find a jazz audience in this area for sometimenow Just over a year ago Goode was leading a jazz-fusion group called Sun of Rif The group delved into all kinds of jazz experiments with rock and even new wave and de- veloped a local following in its short time together But the band member were an students and each tended to drift his own way after the school year was over Now Goode is back with a new jazz again all being led under his own name The band has a tight uniform sound that is quite dif- ferent from that of Sun of Rif approaching things a bit differently this time" Goode said The emphasis so much on jaa rock now but more on mainstream and traditional jazz WeYe taking a very se-approach so rious but relaxed VyVVVV saaaap ist Lobster Shrimp or Snordfish- SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM ARMSTRONG 99 Sq Yd 50 ounce Saxony Plush 1 4 Bwautifui Colors Ragulqr $2199 Sq Yd ANSOIV CUT LOOP SHAG $ft9 A Sq Yd 5 year warranty 100 nyion scofchgard 5 colors REGULAR $1 399 Sq Yd (a -r VsaaaaanmA Msataatsan i MaaB riaaaVfiJH aaaa( olokiv've 'a Taaaaaaai at at a reMsssassaMasaMSMH44itMaaaaMj aaaaaa i saaaaa i a j1 a a a as a aaaaa 'a a- a a aaaaa iaaa This Month Only HR the end of March taka your choice of Australian Lobster Tall Jumbo TerfyaM Shrimp or Grilled Swordfish along with broccoR soup or salad (from our award-winning salad bar) plus baked potato -or rice and our famous Hof Squaw Bread -aR for Just $1095 seven days a week But only while Match lasts! 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FeatiirinsThe (SSStST In A New Ice Adventure 1 Of 5 Fabulous Productions i S' 'SSCS3 UPTOMMONIHITOFAT HOURS: MONIRL 9-7 SAT 94 SUNDAY si Ifr i a a I aaai SEAFOOD FH1ME 2SS-3444 77 V7 It- APRIL RUPP ARENA our im can The group's music includes everything from Miles Davis and John Col-trane to own compositions which are very much influenced by those masters very interested in the things Mil is doing and have written a few of my originals based around some of his chord Goode said i listened a lot to contemporary and fusion jazz to local people like Vince Di Martino and also to Eddie Russ who teaches and plays in Grand Rapids Mich and Although Goode grew up in Chicago he was exposed to people like Russ and to jazz in general in Michigan But it until he met Di Martino a few years ago at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester NY that jazz really hit home really found something that I could relate to Also working with the older performers in Michigan influ- enced a lot of the concepts I have about music he said But it was through working under Di Martino a member of the music faculty at UK in the UK Jazz Ensemble that Goode found the opportunities to form not only Sun of Rif but his new group as well quartet featured in segments during the Jazz Ensemble's con-certs last fall performed on its own for the first time in January first show was after the Pres- ervation Hall Jazz Band Goode said had good reception to all our tunes and surprisingly good re-' sponse from the straight-ahead jazz Sitting in with the band that first evening was Byron Stripling lead trumpet player with the Woody Her man Orchestra who was in town for theweek Since then group has been booked into local dubs about once a week Recently been playing occasionally at Le Cafe ChantanL immediate goals include 1 trying to perform in Lexington regu- lariy to establish more of a local jazz scene and to explore our group's po-i Goode said t- band certainly has the young talent worth exploring i Aside from his own work on trum-pet the lineup includes Anita Data who is also a classical pianist on bass Keith McCutchen a holdout from Sun Of Rif who has been leading his own trio recently at Le Cafe Chantant on I nano and dnimmer Bob Rummage who returned to UK this year after touring with the Glenn Milter Still the balance between aca-' demic responsibilities and starting a 'group of his own keeps Goode more I than busy and when it came time for spring break this past week he hardly I had a vacation planned played some dates at the Big Apple Cafe in Tennessee and have how10 WED APRIL 4 thru SUN 'i YOU CAN COUNT ON IT Your Monday Lexington Herald-Leader delivers more information Kentucky businessmen and women can count on more up-to-the minute business news more detailed business features and more in-depth business analysis more business coverage every Monday in BUSINESS MONDAY A fact-filled easy-to-read tabloid magazine BUSINESS MONDAY emphasizes the events and issues that affect Central Kentucky's business climate At the beginning of every work week thousands of Lex-fagtwniaiw turn to BUSINESS MONDAY for vital information needed to make swiff knowledgeable and profitable business decisions BUSINESS MONDAY delivers a thorough profes- yinnal look into Central Kentucky's business picture No wonder so many Kentucky business people count on BUSINESS MONDAY Whatever your appetites in the mood for you only have to go to one We prepare ficeah each day over 100 different wfaoleaotne foods plua a New Dally Feature including such tasty ttema as: fiBQ Beef Back Ribs -Vffll Parmeawi Baked Staffed Podc Chop New England Boiled Dinner Sweet la Sour Shrimp 10 oz US Choice Rib Steak Vb Broiled Mandarin Chicken MORMISOBI'S ddicious cafetcna dining In Lexington Mall 269-3329 and throughout Kentucky and the Southeast US MARINE i DRUM BUGLE CORPS with Silent Drill Platoon i Marine Corps Color Guard Sunday April 1 2 DO pm in Rupp Arena Doors Open at IDO pm Reserved Seating Free Tickets Available at ii: Begley Drug Stores Big Cleaners All Lexington Banks Brandies Selected Central Kentucky Banks BUSINESS MONDAY You Can Count On It For Home Delivery Call 253-1314 or 1-800432548 1.