THU-SUN, JAN 13-16
MINER AUDITORIUM

Three of the great living instrumentalists working in contemporary jazz reunite in celebration of the 35th anniversary of their landmark 1986 album, Double Vision, which spent more than a year on the Billboard charts while earning a GRAMMY Award for Best Jazz Fusion album and a GRAMMY nomination for Al Jarreau’s simmering version of “Since I Fell For You.”

THU-SUN, FEB 10-13
MINER AUDITORIUM

Three-time GRAMMY Winner Cécile McLorin Salvant is the “finest jazz singer to emerge in the last decade” (The New York Times). She returns with her quintet featuring pianist Sullivan Fortnerto perform music from her forthcoming new Nonesuch album, Ghost Song.

THU-SUN, FEB 10-13
JOE HENDERSON LAB

No guitarist has traveled a more circuitous creative path than Marc Ribot, a major compositional and improvisational force on the New York jazz scene since the mid-1980s. He returns with a week of solo performances blending standards, John Coltrane compositions, originals, free improvisation, music from the score 'Aelita: Queen of Mars' and material from across his momentous career. Check the website for more information regarding each evening's setlist.

THU-SUN, FEB 17-20
MINER AUDITORIUM

2021 NEA Jazz Master, composer, drummer, and SFJAZZ Resident Artistic Director presents four phenomenal nights of music, including her GRAMMY-nominated Social Science group (Feb 17), a celebration of groundbreaking women composers featuring Linda May Han Oh, Kris Davis, Ambrose Akinmusire and more (Feb 18), improvisations based on Wayne Shorter's Emanon project with special guest Wayne Shorter, Danilo Pérez, Nicole Mitchell (Feb 19), and a tribute to the late great Geri Allen with Ravi Coltrane, Jason Moran, and Dave Holland (Feb 20).

RECORDED: SEP 24, 2021
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NOW-JAN 5

In a performance echoing the drum invocation that opened the SFJAZZ Center in January 2013 and the cross-cultural evening of percussion virtuosity he presented during his March 2013 week of residency, Zakir Hussain signaled the official re-opening of the SFJAZZ Center with a trio of friends— drumset phenomenon Eric Harland, Uzbek doyra master Abbos Kosimov, and broken-beat infuenced multi-instrumentalist Mark de Clive-Lowe.

RECORDED: NOV 26, 2021
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DEC 8-MAR 9

One of the most revered Hammond organists alive, Chester Thompson, who has performed with two of the legendary bands to emerge in the 1960s and 1970s, Tower of Power and Santana, performed a Thanksgiving time groove-fest including originals, standards, and music from saxophone great Lou Donaldson’s 1962 Blue Note soul-jazz classic Gravy Train.

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