Box AV-8
Contains 32 Results:
Alaadeen Workshop in Cape Girardeau, January 18, 1993
[short excerpt of the previous entry where Ahmad Alaadeen does a call and response solo with a student also playing tenor saxophone]
Alaadeen and the Deans of Swing Mermaid Court on the Plaza, Kansas City, MO, September 10, 1994
Artists: Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophone); Donivan Bailey (drums); Everett Freeman (piano); Justin York (bass); Selections: Blues for RC [two different takes at different angles]
Alaadeen and the Deans of Swing at the BET Showcase Competition, September 30, 1994
BET show “Jazz Central” with Angela Stribling and Ramsey Lewis about up-and-coming jazz artists Artists: Colby & Caruso; Boney James; Norman Brown; Rhonda Ross; Diana Krall; Rodney Kendrick Judges Willard Jenkins, Shirletta Colon, and Herbie Mann comment on video submissions by the Jeff Barash Trio, Alaadeen and the Deans of Swing, and Nes lord.
Mid-America Arts Alliance Jazz Event; Arts in Action – Alaadeen and the Deans of Swing at the Navarro Council of the Arts, Corsicana, Texas, February, 1996
Host Marty Summerall interviews Ahmad Alaadeen, Bobby Sparks, and Lois Jean Heart before Alaadeen performs. Artists: Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophone); Donivan Bailey (drums); Tyrone Clark (bass); ? (piano); ? (trumpet); Selections: Lament (J.J. Johnson); Big Six (Alaadeen); Alaadeen then plays with local students during a workshop.
Alaadeen (Jazz sax / composer) on KC Today [KSHB-TV 41], June 12, 1998
Ahmad Alaadeen on Kansas City Today playing “The Jannah Now” as a soloist and promoting “Time Through the Ages” and the upcoming performance at the KC International Jazz Festival [no sound]
"Wake Up to Missouri" commercial – 30 sec.; Hennessey Performance; Blues, 1998
BET on Jazz Special Presentation: “Goin’ to Kansas City”; 18th& Vine Gala, June 7, 1999
Hosts Harry Belafonte & Danny Glover are introduced by Mayor Emanuel Cleaver, II; Program: George Duke and his Orchestra – “Eighty One”; Patti Austin – “Ellington Medley”; Patti Austin & James Ingram – “How Do You Keep the Music Playing”; James Ingram - “My Funny Valentine”; Pat Matheny – “Pat’s Blues”; Ahmad Alaadeen – “21st Century Rag”; Oleta Adams – “Watch What Happens”; Bobby Watson – “For Children of All Ages”; Manhattan Transfer – “Study in Brown”; Ray Charles – “Route 66”