Thank you, Henry Threadgill, Henry Threadgill, Larry Gray, Larry Gray, Roscoe Mitchell, Roscoe
Mitchell, Muhol, Richard Abrams, Muhol, Richard Abrams, and our drummer, Jack Tijanet, and
you, Chicago fans.
We love your heart and your support.
Thank you so much.
We love you.
And I'd just like to say a few more words before we depart.
I'd like to thank a few people, the fellow people who made tonight's performance possible.
Lauren Dutch, the Executive Director of the Jazz Institute of Chicago, whose presence
and support of jazz in Chicago should be appreciated by those who desire to preserve our city's
international reputation, and for her work with a new generation of jazz students in
promoting the future of jazz in the city of Chicago.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.



And the city of Chicago cultural affairs department would special thanks to Carlos Filato Tolero,
Jennifer Washington, and the team for providing necessary support for the arts.
And I'd like to thank the entire staff at Millennium Park whose hard work made this
evening's performance possible.
The club of the Constellation and the Jazz Showcase for providing us with space to prepare
for this evening's performance and I really thank you thank you and I really
want to especially thank the city of Chicago's greatest ambassador of jazz my
longtime friends and musical brothers who I'm sharing this stage with this
evening. Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Larry Gray, Henry Threadgill
let's give it up yeah thank you brother thank you I love you
what
so we got time to do something spontaneous for you
thank you
you're my friend