NYベースのアーティストによるオーガニックなHIP HOP, JAZZ,アート等のライブショーです。 KAWARA KOJIKI presents Doc Martin’s Kaleidoscope Thursday, October 20th, 2005 5:00 PM The Bowery Poetry Club 308 Bowery (Foot of First Street between Houston & Bleeker across from CBGBs) F/V train to Second Ave. or 6 train to Bleeker 212 614-0505 no cover―one drink minimum RUNNING ORDER
5:00 Doc’s Video Wallpaper [silent DVD] & Warrior Circle intro―jazz Sean Sonderegger (USA): tenor sax Adam Jackson? (USA): drums Nick Cudahy (USA): acoustic bass 5:05 Doc: show intro: Welcome, gentles all, to the Bowery Poetry Club! What would you? Jazz? Poetry? Hip-Hop? Painting? Dance? Rap? Film? Then welcome to Doc Martin’s Kaleidoscope, I’m Doc Martin, your host, and this evening my guests are: Warrior Circle: jazz Doc’s (UK) “Miasma”―poetry DJ Monchan (Japan) & Skyscraper― organic hip-hop Jason Chase (San Francisco)―painter Saori Takahashi (Japan)―dancer/choreographer MC Wells Notty (Trini?)―rapper Armond Ruhlman (Louisiana/Lowereastsider)― filmmaker Ode Maceo (Cuba)―actor/dancer Warrior Circle interview 5:10 Warrior Circle w/Doc: “Miasma”―poetry 5:25 Doc thanks Warrior Circle and intros jazz/hip-hop jam: Warrior Circle & Skyscraper―organic hip-hop DJ Monchan (Japan): producer/beatmaker Brian (USA): guitar Jordan (USA): bass 5:35 Doc thanks Warrior Circle―who must leave--feedback, Skyscraper interview, intro: 5:40 Jason Chase (USA)―painting [a/v DVD] 5:47 Doc feedback & interview; intro: 5:52 Skyscraper/MC Wells Notty (USA): rapper 6:00 Doc: feedback, interview; intro: 6:05 Saori Takahashi (Japan): “how she is” [CD] 6:15 Doc: feedback, interview; intro: 6:20 Armand Ruhlman (USA): filmmaker “Martial Law # 1” 6:30 mins. [a/v DVD] 6:27 Doc: feedback, interview . . . 6:32: . . . “Allow me to philosophasize . . . .” (cue) 6:34: Ode Maceo (Cuba): performer/belly dancer: (sound cue: “Let me show you!” She throws off her coat and sashays forth) [CD] 6:40: Doc feedback, interview, thanks to everyone/wrap up: 6:45: Skyscraper close out.
[TECH REQUIREMENTS: cd/dvd player, screen/video projector, mic (prefereably wireless, with on/off switch), power strip for musicians.]