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October 17, 2008 | Missing Man Quartet

San Francisco Bay Area Mandolinist Tom Bekeny will be featured playing jazz electro-acoustic mandolin with the Missing Man Quartet at two upcoming shows in the: Restaurant Orso in Berkeley, CA Saturday Oct 18 (6:30) and McGrath's Irish Pub in Alameda CA on Saturday Nov. 1 (8 pm).

Missing Man Quartet with mandolinist Tom Bekeny
Missing Man Quartet... Gotta love those cerebral band-name jokes!

Something about the greater Golden Gate City nest seems to incubate and encourage the growth and broad-based expansion of mandolin, the ground zero of such mando heroes as David Grisman and Mike Marshall. The Missing Man Quartet is a new ensemble, one of the rare groups on the west coast that regularly features mandolin in a straight ahead jazz context. The group plays a mix of jazz ranging from swing, bebop to post-bop mostly drawn from the 30's through the 60's. In addition to Tom, the group features Steve Gallagher on electric guitar and Craig Griffeath on electric bass.

Artist contact: Tom Bekeny


Posted by Ted at October 17, 2008 5:28 AM


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