"One of the world's top 100 places to hear jazz."
~ Down Beat Magazine
“Jimmy Mak’s is just about exactly what you’d expect of a jazz club” - Sunset Magazine
JIMMY MAK'S
221 NW 10th Ave. (between Davis and Everett)
503-295-6542
Open Monday-Thursday, 5pm-midnight
Friday and Saturday, 5pm-1am
Music begins at 8pm
Upcoming Events Be sure to click our "news" tab for full previews of upcoming shows
Bobby Broom and the Deep Blue Organ Trio
Thursday, February 9th
Reserved Seating $15/General Admission $12
Advanced Tickets Available at www.ticketsoregon.com Bobby Broom & The Deep Blue Organ Trio are Chicago's version of Mel Brown's B3 Organ Group. Bobby and his band have held down Wednesday nights at Pete Miller's in Chicago for over 13 years. If you love Mel's B3 Organ Group, you'll love this band, too!
Bobby is a tremendously talented guitar player and educator, whose career took off when the great Sonny Rollins asked him to join his group in 1981. Bobby toured and recorded with Rollins for 6 years, rejoined Rollins in 2005, and remains a member of his group. Bobby's other touring credits include work with Hugh Masekela, Kenny Burrell, Stanley Turrentine, Kenny Garrett, and Dr. John.
In addition, Bobby has been recording and releasing his own music, with Bobby Broom Plays for Monk providing fresh insights into Monk's music, while capturing its timeless spirit.
The band's latest release, "Wonderful!", was the most played jazz title in North America last summer, and came in at #1 on both the JazzWeek Top 50 Jazz Album Chart and the CMJ Jazz Top 40 Chart. "Wonderful!" pays tribute to Stevie Wonder with deeply informed, strongly felt versions of nine Wonder songs from the 1970's.
The band is on a West Coast tour headlining some of the area's top jazz rooms including Yoshi's, Jazz Alley, and Jimmy Mak's.
Bobby Broom & The Deep Blue Organ Trio are Bobby Broom (guitar), Chris Foreman (organ), and Greg Rockingham (drums). Don't miss this rare opportunity to enjoy this talented and gifted group.
Find out more at www.bobbybroom.com.
Dinner reservations are always recommended to guarantee seating for weekend shows, and special events. Please call us at 503-295-6542 to make reservations.
“Don’t miss nationally known Jimmy Mak’s jazz club” - USA Today
