Click here to view the photo gallery.
Visit the Anthology YouTube Channel for other videos, including performances by Stanley Clarke, Carrie Rodriguez, Al Di Meola and Dave Mason.
Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center performing John Coltrane’s “Giant Steps” live at Anthology in San Diego - July 8, 2008!
Visit the Anthology YouTube Channel for other videos, including performances by Stanley Clarke, Carrie Rodriguez, Al Di Meola and Dave Mason.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The March 6th radio show featured Pete Escovedo recorded live at Anthology on December 29th, 2007. Enjoy!
Pete Escovedo live at Anthology Nov 2007 - Part 1:
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Below are some photos of Pete Escovedo live at Anthology, December 29, 2007.
Click here to view the full photo gallery.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The February 27th radio show featured Oleta Adams recorded live at Anthology on November 30th, 2007. Enjoy!
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Below are some photos of Oleta Adams live at Anthology, November 10, 2007.
Click here to view the full photo gallery.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The February 20th radio show featured Mike Clark recorded live at Anthology on July 15th, 2008. Enjoy!
Mike Clark live at Anthology, July 15th, 2008 - Part 1:
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LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The February 13th radio show featured Tierney Sutton recorded live at Anthology on November 10th, 2007. Enjoy!
Tierney Sutton live at Anthology Nov 2007 - Part 1:
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Below are some photos of Tierney Sutton live at Anthology, November 10, 2007.
Click here to view the full photo gallery.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The January 16th radio show featured Jake Shimabukuro recorded live at Anthology on February 7th, 2008. Enjoy!
Jake Shimabukuro live at Anthology Feb 2008 - Part 1:
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Click here to view the full photo gallery of Jake Shimabukuro’s performance at Anthology.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, Latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm - listen live here.
The January 9th radio show featured Stanley Clarke recorded live at Anthology on January 26th, 2008. Enjoy!
Stanley Clarke live at Anthology Jan 2008 - Part 1:
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Stanley Clarke returns to Anthology!
When:
Friday, Jan 16, 7:30 p.m. - buy tickets
Friday, Jan 16, 9:30 p.m. - buy tickets
Saturday, Jan 17, 7:30 p.m. - buy tickets
Saturday, Jan 17, 9:30 p.m. - buy tickets
Where: Anthology, 1337 India St., Little Italy
This defining concert series launches Dec 5, featuring an intimate hour with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
LIVE AT ANTHOLOGY features upcoming and established musicians recorded performances from our internationally acclaimed music venue and fine dining restaurant. Each week we invite you to hear the best in jazz, latin and blues. Friday nights at 10pm.
Visit www.jazz88.org
Gavin Rossdale performed live at Anthology on July 17 as part of the SOPHIE’S LOUNGE Private Concert series. Click here to view the full photo gallery.
The photographer, Paul Parks, writes:
You know how every now and then you here about these obscure intimate concerts that usualy go on during the day when youre at work. Usualy its a show before the night of a show type of show. And usually with a radio station putting it on
Anthology has put on a bunch of these this summer, in cojunction with FM Sophie@103.7 The best of these….oh yes and let me say Anthology has transformed themselves for these shows. They went from classy Jazz Club setting to….classy intimate lounge setting
He passionately played some BUSH and some of his new stuff.
Don’t miss the video!
Jason Mraz played “A Beautiful Mess” live at the historical launch of the Liberty Tree T5 at Anthology in San Diego.
LET FREEDOM ROCK - TAYLOR GUITARS and JASON MRAZ RALLY FOR THE LIBERTY TREE GUITARS
World-renowned Taylor Guitars is proud to announce its partnership with platinum selling artist, Jason Mraz, for the release of their Limited Edition Liberty Tree Guitar.
The story of the Liberty Tree is a Classic American Tale. Secret freedom rallies were held around chosen trees and poles in each of the 13 colonies. The wood from the last standing “Liberty Tree” succumbed to natural forces - and was nearly lost forever - until one smart contractor salvaged it from becoming mulch. Bob Taylor, co-founder of Taylor Guitars and long-time American history buff, eagerly stepped in and created the now legendary Liberty Tree Guitar in 2002. These limited release acoustic guitars sold out in record time but in 2005 Taylor came up with a way to use the remaining remnants of this historic wood. Introducing the T5!! The thinline, hollow body, electric/acoustic hybrid is a must have for history buffs or music lovers!
Watch Jason’s live performance of “I’m Yours,” which features him playing the historic Liberty Tree T-5.
For more information please contact:
Patti Judd, 619.847.5494, patti@juddesign.com
Jonathan Forstot, jonathan.forstot@taylorguitars.com
About the Taylor Liberty Tree Guitar
The beginning of the Liberty Tree T5 - from the collectible Builder’s Reserve series -dates back to the Revolutionary War. Patriots chose trees in each of the colonies to hold secret rally meetings to drum up support for freedom from the rule of England and individual liberty. The last standing “Liberty Tree,” an enormous tulip poplar in Annapolis, Maryland, succumbed to natural forces in 1999. The wood was nearly lost forever until one smart contractor salvaged the lumber from its destiny as mulch or pencil sets. Bob Taylor, owner of Taylor Guitars and long-time American History buff, bought the wood and manufactured 400 Taylor Liberty Tree limited edition acoustic guitars. These collectors’ items sold out in record time. Unlucky music aficionados lamented the lost chance to own a piece of American and music history.
Two facts saved the day. The leftover pieces were suitable for the back of a guitar, but no sides remained. But Taylor could not bring himself to throw away the tiny bit of remaining wood and chose to store it just in case. Then, in 2005, Taylor introduced the highly acclaimed T5, a hollow body electric/acoustic hybrid guitar that’s built from a body of sapele and a top of spruce, maple or other hardwood, in this case, the Liberty Tree Tulip Poplar. “Then it came to me that we have just enough Liberty Tree wood left to make a very limited number of T5s - 50 to be exact.” said Taylor. “Fifty guitars for 50 states — how fitting a tribute to American history is that?”
Each Liberty Tree T5 is individually identified by the name of a state, with a corresponding serial number to designate the order in which the state entered the Union. The guitar’s design retains some key elements from the original Liberty Tree Guitar: a stylized, hand-inlaid Revolutionary period battle banner drapes its shoulder; a post-Revolution American flag is
unfurled on the peghead; mother-of-pearl star inlays decorate the fretboard and battle banner; additional Liberty Tree wood makes a decorative “backstrap” on the headstock, and a laser-cut Liberty Tree shape that is inlaid on the maple back panel, with the word “Liberty” etched in elegant lasered script just beneath it. The vintage-style “Gotoh” tuners and other hardware sport an antique gold finish, and each Liberty Tree T5 will come in a custom case. Suggested list price is $10,000.
About Taylor Guitars
Founded in 1974, San Diego-based Taylor Guitars has grown from a small venture between co-founders Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug into the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end acoustic and electric guitars. Taylor has distinguished itself as an innovative force in the guitar industry by blending a pioneering use of modern tools and technology with a master craftsman’s attention to detail, resulting in guitars that are widely considered among the best-sounding and easiest to play in the world. Many of today’s most popular musicians play Taylors, including Dave Matthews, Prince, Mick Jagger, Taylor Swift, the Goo Goo Dolls and Sarah McLachlan. Visit the company online at www.taylorguitars.com.
Builder’s Reserve
The first Builder’s Reserve guitars were a small batch of Bastogne walnut SolidBody guitars released in January 2008. Each Builder’s Reserve guitar comes with a custom photo book signed by Bob Taylor that documents the build process, history and origin of the special woods used for that particular guitar.
About Jason Mraz
Like the Taylor Liberty Tree Guitar, singer-songwriter Jason Mraz is an American original. His new hit single, “I’m Yours,” was a fan favorite even before it was officially released on his new album “We Sing. We Dance. We Steal.” Written in 2004 while working on his “Mr. A-Z” album, a demo of the song leaked to the public and instantly found a place in the hearts of fans around the world, many of whom recorded their own covers on YouTube. The song was Jason’s first Billboard Top 100 hit–the song placed #10 on the list–and his international fans can be treated to live versions as he continues his current world tour.
Born in Virginia, Jason gained a loyal following while performing his Thursday night gigs at Java Joe’s coffeehouse in San Diego’s Ocean Beach. His major-label debut, “Waiting for My Rocket to Come,” was a smash success with such hits as “Remedy (I Won’t Worry),” “You & I Both” and “Curbside Prophet.” With new widespread exposure, Jason’s music won fans and critical acclaim for the clever wordplay of his lyrics combined with infectious pop melodies. He followed up with the critically hailed album “Mr. A-Z,” which includes the hit single “Wordplay,” and his song “One Love” was featured in a Gap commercial.
