Ami Taf Ra<\/u><\/a>. She is scheduled for the final night, Oct. 12, to perform music from her album, The Prophet and the Madman.<\/i><\/p>\nWashington on the L.A. Jazz Scene<\/h2>\n
Washington was born, raised and musically trained in Los Angeles and is still based here. His work with jazz contemporaries and fellow Angelenos in the West Coast Get Down<\/i> brought a lot of visibility back to L.A., a city once known for its historic jazz scene.<\/p>\n
\u201cI always tell people, it’s almost like 10 cities in one city,\u201d said Washington. \u201cSo there’s like a scene in Venice, in Downtown, in Hollywood, there’s a scene in Inglewood now, and in the valley. There’s just so much music kind of happening everywhere, it’s really fun. There’s so many great young musicians.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Blue Note Los Angeles<\/h2>\n
The legendary New York City jazz Club, Blue Note opened a Los Angeles location this past summer.\u00a0<\/u><\/a><\/p>\nOther artists scheduled to perform are Wyclef Jean, Samara Joy, Stanley Clarke, Aloe Blacc, Digable Planets, Terrace Martin, Saba, Bas, GZA of Wu Tang Clan, Kem, Take 6, Charlie Hunter, Immanuel Wilkins, The Bad Plus, Somi, MonoNeon and Eric Roberson.<\/p>\n
Ticket info here.<\/u><\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n