What Would Mingus Do? performs The Other Side (Kelly Bucheger), live at the Queen City Jazz Fest, Buffalo, New York, July 27, 2013.
Kelly Bucheger, tenor saxophone
Tim Clarke, trumpet
Michael McNeill, keyboard
Mark Harris, bass
Darryl Washington, drums

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What Would Mingus Do? performs The Other Side

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Bridging genres from hard bop to free, award-winning saxophonist and composer Kelly Bucheger has performed in the U.S. and Europe with luminaries across the jazz spectrum, from James Carter and John Zorn to Don Menza, Bill Watrous, Bobby Shew, and Louie Bellson. 

His writings on jazz have reached a worldwide audience; his article James Carter Ruined My Life was translated and published in French and Dutch, and featured on vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater’s NPR program JazzSet. Kelly’s blog Harder Bop was cited on NPR’s A Blog Supreme. 

As a composer, he’s been honored by the West Bank School of Music (Minneapolis) Jazz Composers Competition, and the Julius Hemphill Composition Awards, sponsored by the Jazz Composers Alliance in Boston. 

Kelly has performed at a number of European jazz festivals, including the Warsaw Jazz Jamboree, the Gehrden Jazztäge, and most recently at the Altitude Jazz Festival in Briançon, France. 

The Buffalo News called Kelly's new CD, House of Relics, "present-day jazz of the highest order," and Buffalo Spree magazine called it "the best local release of the year." Kelly's group "What Would Mingus Do?" was named "Best Local Music Act of 2013" by Buffalo Spree.

What Would Mingus Do? performs The Other Side

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