Howard Wiley | SFJAZZ 2023-24 Season
Howard Wiley
SFJAZZ Resident Artistic Director

Howard Wiley: Saturday Night to Sunday Morning

w/ AMINA SCOTT, Damien Sneed & Darrell Green

FEB 3-4 & MAR 23 | RESIDENT ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: HOWARD WILEY

Feb 03 - Feb 04, 2024
Joe Henderson Lab
SatFeb 3

Dance Floor Show

7:00 PM

$25 | $30

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SatFeb 3

Dance Floor Show

8:30 PM

$25 | $30

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SunFeb 4

Dance Floor Show

6:00 PM

$25 | $30

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SunFeb 4

Dance Floor Show

7:30 PM

$25 | $30

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Exploring the dichotomous connection that exists between cutting loose on Saturday night and the repentance of Sunday morning, saxophonist and Resident Artistic Director Howard Wiley performs a program that will alternately get you out of your seat and help cleanse your soul. For these February nights in the Joe Henderson Lab, Wiley is joined by an all-star band including organist Damien Sneed, bassist Reginald Veal, and drummer Darrell Green.

ABOUT HOWARD WILEY
Having been mentored by Bay Area great Jules Broussard and sharing formative bandstand experiences with the likes of Clark Terry, Jason Moran, Orrin Evans, and Lauryn Hill, Berkeley-born saxophonist and composer Howard Wiley is a constant presence on SFJAZZ stages and venues around the country as both a bandleader and collaborator with former Tower of Power and Santana organist Chester Thompson, Ethio-folk vocalist Meklit, and as drummer with jump-blues chanteuse Lavay Smith’s Red Hot Skillet Lickers. He’s released a trio of masterful solo recordings, including two that were inspired by Dr. Harry Orster’s famous field recordings of spirituals performed by Angola Penitentiary inmates in the 1950s, and has performed SFJAZZ Hotplate tributes to Ornette Coleman and Coleman Hawkins.

The most prodigious Bay Area saxophonist of his generation

Berkeleyside on Howard Wiley

The most prodigious Bay Area saxophonist of his generation

Berkeleyside on Howard Wiley

Personnel

Howard Wiley tenor saxophone
Damien Sneed keyboards
Amina Scott bass
Darrell Green drums

He’s taken up the mantle of his mentors, playing soul-steeped jazz palpably connected to its roots as social music

San Jose Mercury News

Personnel

Howard Wiley tenor saxophone
Damien Sneed keyboards
Amina Scott bass
Darrell Green drums

He’s taken up the mantle of his mentors, playing soul-steeped jazz palpably connected to its roots as social music

San Jose Mercury News

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