Joan Hickey – Piano

John Sims – Bass

Joel Spencer – Drums

Tito Carrilo  – Flugelhorn

Chip McNeil – Alto Flute

Andy Baker – Bass Trombone

The band returns!

Andy Baker – Trombone/Compositions

Steve Million – Piano/Compositions

Eric Jacobson – Trumpet

Jim Gailloreto – Saxophones

John Sims – Bass

Tim Davis – Drums

Details to follow

“How to Pray” – David Lang

“But I Voted for Shirley Chisholm” – Ted Hearn

“Are You Experienced? : On Being Hit On The Head” – David Lang

“In C” – Terry Riley

Jazz Jamboree, Arlington Heights, Il

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• Andy Baker
• Steve Million
• Jim Gailoretto
• Eric Jacobson
• John Sims
• Tim Davies

Andy Baker – Trombone

Steve Million – Piano

Eric Jacobson – Trumpet

Jim Gailloreto – Saxophone

John Sims – Bass

Tim Davis – Drums

Church service with musical direction by the mighty John Elmquist

Andy Baker – Trombone

Steve Million – Piano

Eric Hochberg – Bass

Southside native Darryl Jones debuts his own soulful roots rock to a hometown crowd, showcasing original songs and old favorites and backed by stellar line up including Bobby Sparks(Snarky Puppy),Toby Williams,Nikolas Tremulus,Baabe Irving and others. Jones’ remarkable three-decade touring and recording career started in ’83 with jazz icon Miles Davis. Stints with Sting, Herbie Hancock, Peter Gabriel, Madonna, Eric Clapton, and more followed, and since ‘94 he’s been the bassist for the Rolling Stones. Playing alongside such diverse, legendary artists provided profound musical insight and has inspired his unique sound. The show at The Promontory in Chicago on Friday, Nov. 10 will be filmed for a documentary film.

With the Bono Brothers Band