Subject: Bill Laswell

• Saturday Night: Pharaoh Sanders at Yoshi's Oakland

  Pharaoh SandersYoshi's OaklandJan. 3, 2009Review by Eric K. Arnold Better Than: Watching Kenny G on Craig Kilborn. Pharaoh Sanders has an impeccable jazz pedigree. One of the titans of the way-out, dissonant style known as free jazz, the tenor saxophonist emerged in the mid-'60s as a counterpart and bandmate of both Sun Ra and John Coltrane, as well as a solo artist in his own right. His recordings for Impulse, including Tauhid, Karma, and Thembi, were deeply spiritual, meditative works which

  January 5, 2009

• Schools of Thought

  May 31, 1995

• Night+Day

  September 6, 1995

• Recordings

  April 10, 1996

• Recordings

  April 24, 1996

• Pharaoh Speaks

  January 2, 2008

• The Killah weighs in on a Fishscale;Hiphop flies 'round the world.

  March 22, 2006

• Herbie Hancock

  March 22, 2006

• Sid Vicious-taught bassist Jah Wobble drops by; the Violent Femmes mark their 26th year of weirdo rock

  February 1, 2006

• BeatBox

  DJ Krush lays down the moody beats; "Remember" takes you all the way back to the '70s, for better or worse.

  September 29, 2004

• House of Tudor

  The S.F. Mad Benefit: Help a dude who blew his face off with a confetti cannon

  February 11, 2004

• Hear This

  We Are the World Music: Bill Frisell and Marc Ribot play the S.F. Jazz Fest

  November 5, 2003

• The Sharing of Pharoah

  July 30, 2003

• House of Tudor

  The ever-expanding aural universe between Ralph Carney's ears, and a sugary LiftOff! Spacecapades farewell

  May 14, 2003

• Dissent

  January 8, 2003

• SF Weekly Music Awards 2002

  A galaxy-spanning journey through space and sound!

  October 16, 2002

• House Of Tudor

  June 19, 2002

• House Of Tudor

  Sleazy Parisian electro, noirish Australian folk-rock, and intoxicating Turkish world beat

  March 27, 2002

• Karsh Kale

  August 8, 2001

• All the World's a Stage

  February 28, 2001

• Thinkin' One Thing and Doin' Another

  October 13, 1999

• House Of Tudor

  Master Musicians of Jajouka, OtherStarPeople, "Musical Atrocities and Eccentrics, 1926-52," and New Music on the Mountain

  September 8, 1999

• Riff Raff

  Disappearing Acts and Blame Canada

  September 8, 1999

• The Re-Rebirth of Cool

  May 5, 1999

• The House of Tudor

  April 28, 1999

• The House of Tudor

  January 27, 1999

• House of Tudor

  October 28, 1998

• The House of Tudor

  August 20, 1997

• Wammies 1996

  November 13, 1996

• Plane Talk

  May 15, 1996

• Recordings

  December 27, 1995

• Recordings

  November 29, 1995

• Jazzoetry

  September 20, 1995

• Jazz Assassins

  John Zorn's Painkiller and the Denison/Kimball Trio rewrite the rules of jazz

  May 3, 1995

• Dr. Israel Vibrates Dubmission

  Cathrine WestergaardPressure Cooker: Dr. IsraelDJ Sep's Dubmission might just be the longest-running club night in San Francisco. It's easy to take the Sunday night party for granted, but it's done a lot to ensure that bass, reverb, and echo have a place in the city's nightlife, as well as continually featuring national and international artists of renown within the dub world. Case in point: May 24's show with Brooklyn's Dr. Israel. Probably best known for the dubby jungle anthem "Inna City,"

  May 14, 2009

• Tenor Sax Player Pharoah Sanders Lives Large at SF Jazz Fest

  October 17, 2007