  |  Music to Your EarsRegrettably, I discovered the marvelous Burque band Jenny Invert much later than many of its avid fans. I was missing out. The five-piece makes music that is a mix of rock ‘n’ roll and sweet indie, with a twist of jazz and some nods to vaudeville.
 Jackie Zamora JazzedArlen Asher-Paul Gonzales QuintetTogether again, teacher and student find a common threadWoodwind maestro Arlen Asher and trumpeter Paul Gonzales first played together more than 40 years ago. Asher was visiting the first-grade class taught by his late wife, Jo, at Albuquerque’s Montgomery Elementary School. He brought along his collection of saxes and flutes and allowed the little rug rats to enjoy a hands-on experience with them.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallBurger ArtMost hamburgers are unhealthy, but this one is exceptionally bad for you. The inedible concoction draws attention to a performance by Ryat from Philadelphia, as well as battles between a trilogy of duos—Fart House, Great White Buffalo and ROO. This rock show happens on Sunday, March 20, at 8 p.m. at Dad’s House (601 Solano NE). Five dollars grants admission. (Jessica Cassyle Carr)
Sonic ReducerSocial Distortion Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes · Ray Davies See My Friends · Andy Farber and His Orchestra This Could Be the Start of Something BigReviews of new music releases. Now with MP3 previews!
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