Smoke (jazz club)

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Smoke ( Smoke Jazz & Supper Club ) is a jazz club in New York City .

The Smoke Jazz & Supper Club is located on Broadway in the Upper West Side of Manhattan (2751 Broadway, New York, NY 10025). It was founded in 1999 on the premises of the former Augie's Jazz Bar (1976-98). Paul Auster , who was a frequent guest at Augie's , had written the screenplay for the feature film Smoke (1995); the new owners Paul Stache and Frank J. Christopher therefore named their new club Smoke .

Concerts with well-known groups (three sets each) take place in the club seven evenings a week; in the late evening there is also another concert with local bands (or a session) for which no admission has to be paid. There is a brunch concert on Sundays . From 2000 concert recordings were made there. a. by David Berkman , Freddie Bryant , Jimmy Cobb , Wayne Escoffery , Harold Mabern ( Right On Time , 2013), Jeremy Pelt ; further recordings (including by Cyrus Chestnut , Joe Farnsworth , Louis Hayes , Javon Jackson , Eric Reed , Eddie Henderson , Peter Bernstein ) or Harold Mabern's studio album To Love and Be Loved were released on the club's own label Smoke Sessions Records.

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  1. New York - Volumes 35-36, 2003, p. 42
  2. Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed June 25, 2016)