Jose Emilio Gobbo Junior Trio at Jack's Joint!

Name: Jose Emilio Gobbo Junior Trio at Jack's Joint!
Start: 2024-05-23T20:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-05-23T22:00:00-05:00
Location: Jack's Joint: Musiques at O'Connell's

Schedule

Thu May 23 2024 at 08:00 pm to 10:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Jack's Joint: Musiques at O'Connell's | St. Louis, MO

Jose Gobbo has become a regular at Jack's Joint and we feel lucky as could be about it! On this night he brings his trio to perform some tunes you know, some Brazilian tunes you probably don't know, and some originals which you almost definitely don't know, unless you got on the Jose Gobbo bus early, which makes you a smart cookie!
This trio features artists that are familiar with Jack's Joint, having lead their own groups here in the past. This are artists who have seen and played A LOT, yet have a range of experiences. Steve is the veteran of the group and Andrew is the youngest. All are truly great!
Come experience this amazing new talent to hit the STL scene!
Jose Gobbo - Guitar
Steve Davis - Drums
Andrew Binder - Bass
Jose Gobbo is a Brazilian guitarist and educator based in Central Illinois. He received a doctorate in jazz performance from UIUC in 2020, which culminated in the book "The Guitar Style of Toninho Horta", published by Guitar Chamber Music. Jose has recorded 4 albums as a leader since 2021, besides being featured on Chip Stephen's Organ Trio album "Transgressions". That group opened a Steely Dan concert in 2019.
Drummer Steve Davis has performed with David Liebman, Bill Evans, Richie Beirach, John Patitucci, Walt Weiskopf, Benny Golson, Ira Sullivan, Andy Laverne and Lynne Arriale. He has over 200 recordings to his credit, including 12 of his own. In addition to his extensive touring throughout Europe and North America, Steve served on the faculty of Jamey Aebersold Jazz Clinics from 1982-2008 and served on the faculty of the Berlin Conservatory of Music as professor of jazz studies in 2000 and 2001, as well as Port Townsend in 2007. He has written six drum books, including a (2008) released book from Schott-Music Publishing, and has conducted educational clinics throughout the world. Steve is also a respected recording engineer in the jazz community, having engineered over 300 recordings. Steve was a Visiting Artist in Residence at Indiana University in 2000-2001 and served on the faculty of the University of Southern Florida Tampa from 2004-2008. Steve is currently on the faculty at Washington University and divides his time between freelancing and playing with his own group.
Andrew H. Binder (b.1993) is a bassist and composer from St. Louis, Missouri, currently teaching bass at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, MO, and is a participant in the BMI Jazz Composers Workshop under the direction of Alan Ferber and Andy Farber. Some of his accomplishments include being the winner of the 2018 Ensemble Ibis Competition Graduate division for his piece Brux, and winner of the 26th Annual Craig's Keyboards/UT Young Composer's Competition. Andrew has had works performed by new music groups Dal Niente, Ritual Action, and Ensemble Ibis; works read by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and members of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra; Finalist in the 2014 Douglas Wayland Chamber Competition Graduate Division; Arrangements recorded and/or performed by University of Studio Jazz Band, Miami Vocal Jazz Ensemble, University of Illinois' Concert Jazz Band and Repertory Jazz Orchestra. Andrew has also participated in the Charlotte New Music Festival and the Dal Niente + DePaul Summer Residency for New Music. Andrew has performed in a wide variety of groups with high caliber musicians. Some notable musicians he’s performed with include Chip McNeill, Joel Spencer, Tito Carrillo, Larry Gray, Chip Stephens, Mark Tonelli, Jose Gobbo, Dave Stone, and Tammy McCann. A few formal groups include Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra, Ibis New Music Ensemble, and Bowling Green New Music Ensemble. Andrew has also worked as a bassist for Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre, Little Theatre on the Square, and Adirondack Performing Arts Fellowship. Additionally, he's an in-demand bassist with jazz groups and R&B/popular music groups.

Normal Jack's Joint rules apply.
• All ages welcome.
• Don’t talk over the music.
• $20 is the suggested donation
• Don’t buy the band drinks, they drink free. Give them money.
• Drinks are fine upstairs; food is allowed but discouraged.
• Please act in a civilized manner