Veteran Saxophonist Pharoah Sanders has been added to the three Karl Denson Tiny Universe shows scheduled for March 27 29 at the Fillmore in San Francisco. The run is being billed as the West Coast Saxophone Summit. Joining Pharoah (whose extensive resume includes work with John Coltrane) will be percussionist Babatunde Lea. DJ Greyboy has also been confirmed for each night. Collaborations between all performers are expected.
Tickets are still available. For details, visit www.karldenson.com.
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Published: 2003/03/20
Pharoah Sanders, DJ Greyboy to Join Karl Densons Tiny Universe at Fillmore Run
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