Live at The Minnesota Music Cafe (Who Nu and special guest Stevie Coleman)

This is a collage of tunes Who Nu played at Dean’s in St Paul. The club was sold and we don’t play there any more.
and life goes on…

Who Nu Live at Dean’s

Who Nu Live with Dorothy Doring at The Minnesota Music Cafe

Who Nu with Donald Thomas Live at Dean’s

Who Nu Live at The Minnesota Music Cafe

Live at The MMC

Willie sits in fairly regularly and it is always a joy!

This song was made famous by bass player legend Jaco Pastorius

A live show at The Minnesota Music Cafe

A live show in St Paul

I did this live TV show with Kathleen Johnson (Drucilla Abernathy) for a benefit for Twin Cities guitar player Billy McLaughlin. They didn’t give me a tape of the show(?!) but a fan shot this right off of her TV set!

A show that is sure to please the kid in everyone of us…

Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St Paul) jazz information.

Weather Report was one of the biggest influences on MANY players/composers, myself included. Here is keyboardist/bandleader Joe Zawinul’s site.

A favorite of mine. Like Miles Davis, he has a great ear for new talent above and beyond his incredible chops and compositional skills.

Pat Is one of today’s best guitarist/composers. An Incredible Body of Work while never straying from his artistic vision. An Inspiration…

Aaron Neville’s site. I reviewed a couple Neville Brother’s shows long before I played with him for a live TV broadcast at The Ted Mann Concert Hall in Minneapolis.

Having a famous father (Sammy Cahn) “might” have helped, but Steve has put in the work (including Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino transcription books) to make him one of the great ones.

One of the first sax players to start reaching larger audiences with a jazz/funk/fusion style. He played with both Tower Of Power and The Yellowjackets before his solo career started taking off.

Not only is Tuck a fabulous guitarist and Patti a wonderful singer they are 2 of the nicest people you would ever meet.

Another favorite of mine.

One of my favorite guitar players. He put together the band that became The Yellowjackets. His work with Tom Scott and the LA Express was my first listen…

A favorite of mine. One of jazz guitar’s strongest voices.

An Incredible Guitarist with a Unique Instrumental Voice. How can someone THAT good be so humble?

Al’s rock meets jazz forays with Return To Forever set the stage for my departure from straight ahead rock almost 30 years ago. (Hmmm, I don’t know if I should be mad or grateful)

One of the greatest bands to get consistant radio air play. People are STILL trying to catch up with what they were doing years ago. Aja and Gaucho are masterpieces.

George has been playing great since the 60’s. Although now a certified superstar you owe it to yourself to check out his early work. This Cat Can Blow!!

I performed both as a musician (guitar, vocals and banjo) and as an actor, including a memorable John the Baptist, in the play “Cotton Patch Gospel”, put on by one of the Twin Cities oldest theater companies, The Old Log Theater.