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DESCRIPTION:TAKOYAKI 3 is a streamlined\, street-food-style version of trum
 peter Ian Carey&rsquo\;s successful quintet\, featuring longtime collabora
 tors Adam Shulman (of the Marcus Shelby Orchestra) on Hammond B3 organ and
  Jon Arkin on drums. The recipe begins with a delicious batter of the jazz
  tradition\, adds meaty chunks of original composition and improvisation\,
  cooks &lsquo\;til golden brown\, and tops with a generous handful of swin
 g (and mayonnaise). The group has been heard around the Bay Area at venues
  including Yoshi&rsquo\;s Lounge\, The Actual Caf&eacute\;\, and the Garde
 n Gate Creativity Center.\n\nIan Carey (trumpet\, leader) was born in Bing
 hamton\, New York\, where\, at the age of six\, he was introduced to jazz 
 music by a performance by the legendary Slam Stewart at his elementary sch
 ool. Twenty-some years later\, he&rsquo\;s still knee-deep in it. After st
 udying classical trumpet at the University of Nevada (where he performed w
 ith the Reno Philharmonic)\, Ian headed to New York\, where he studied wit
 h jazz luminaries including Cecil Bridgewater\, Andrew Cyrille\, Reggie Wo
 rkman\, Maria Schneider\, and Billy Harper. He also performed with the lik
 es of Eddie Bert\, Rory Stuart\, and Ravi Coltrane\, and at venues includi
 ng the Blue Note and Smalls. He led his own Brooklyn-based quartet for sev
 eral years before his move to San Francisco in 2001. He has since been bus
 y in the Bay Area jazz scene\, appearing with groups including the Contemp
 orary Jazz Orchestra\, The Realistic Orchestra\, the Circus Bella All-Star
  Band\, and 8 Legged Monster. In 2003\, he began gigging with the talented
  musicians who were tobecome the Ian Carey Quintet\, and the group has sol
 idified its improvisational chemistry in the years since. The group&rsquo\
 ;s first CD\, SINK/SWIM (2006) generated significant critical buzz (&ldquo
 \;An exciting set of music with a heavy-hitting lineup of musicians&rdquo\
 ; &ndash\;Greg Bridges\, KCSM)\, and their follow-up\, Contextualizin&rsqu
 o\; (2010)\, spent five weeks on the JazzWeek national Top 50 and appeared
  on several critical Top 10 lists for 2010. His new album\, Roads &amp\; C
 odes (&ldquo\;Solid\, artful\, and smartly paced&rdquo\; &ndash\;Jazzwax.c
 om)\, was released in February 2013. Ian is also an avid writer\, and blog
 s regularly on music at his website\, iancareyjazz.com.\nAdam Shulman (org
 an) has been a staple of the San Francisco jazz scene since he moved to th
 e city in 2002. Before the move\, Adam was a student at UC Santa Cruz wher
 e he studied with the great pianist Smith Dobson and the trumpeter/arrange
 r Ray Brown. He received his degree in classical performance under the tut
 elage of the Russian pianist Maria Ezerova. Currently\, Adam plays regular
 ly with Marcus Shelby and Anton Schwartz\, and can be seen as a sideman wi
 th countless Bay Area musicians and vocalists including John Wiitala\, Vin
 ce Lateano\, Kitty Margolis\, Andrew Speight\, Dayna Stephens\, Erik Jekab
 son\, Gary Brown\, Patrick Wolff\, Faye Carrol\, and Mike Zilber. Adam has
  played with internationally renowned artists Stefon Harris\, Willie Jones
  III\, Miguel Zenon\, Mark Murphy\, Alan Harris\, Luciana Souza\, Paula We
 st\, Ratzo Harris\, Larry Coryell\, Bobby Hutcherson and with the Glenn Mi
 ller Orchestra. Visit him on the web at adamshulman.com.\nOriginally from 
 the Boston area\, Jon Arkin (drums) began his studies of music and percuss
 ion at an early age. His experiences playing in local ensembles led to his
  attending the University of Miami School of Music\, where he studied drum
 set performance and composition\, and won several awards for his participa
 tion in the school's top jazz combos.\nAfter earning his degree in 1998\, 
 he relocated to the Bay Area. In addition to leading his own groups\, he h
 as been busy as a freelance musician with many notable artists\, including
  Albino!\, Spencer Day\, Taylor Eigsti\, Gene Perla\, Julian Lage\, and Vi
 nce Wallace. Visit him on the web at jonarkin.net.
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LOCATION:San Francisco
SUMMARY:Ian Carey's Takoyaki 3
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