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Triple Shot Jazz Trio Brings Morning Groove to Pasadena

Improvisational brilliance at Jones Coffee Roasters
Published on Feb 15, 2025

[Photo credit: Jones Coffee Roasters]

The hum of espresso machines and the soft chatter of early-morning patrons will soon be punctuated by the rhythmic interplay of piano, bass and drums. Pasadena’s own aptly-named Triple Shot Jazz Trio will take the intimate stage at Jones Coffee Roasters, offering an hour of live music featuring improvisations and original compositions rooted in jazz and blues traditions, with subtle influences of gospel and funk. The Monday, Feb. 24 event from 9 to 10 a.m. is free of charge. Come early.

Triple Shot—pianist Morgan Jones, bassist Scott Worthington and drummer Marcelo Bucater—is a modern jazz trio recognized for their spontaneous performances.

Their setlist is crafted in the moment, making each performance a distinct and immersive experience. Their dynamic approach blends structured melodic themes with improvisational interplay, capturing the essence of jazz tradition while pushing creative boundaries.

Based in Pasadena, the trio regularly performs at Jones Coffee Roasters, located at 693 S. Raymond Ave., in West Pasadena. The venue is well regarded for its commitment to live music, hosting both guest artists and resident musicians. In addition to its music programming, Jones Coffee Roasters fosters a sense of community through events such as art shows, pop-up vendors and cultural activities.

For those looking to start their morning with a fusion of rich harmonies and rhythmic exploration, Triple Shot Jazz Trio’s performance promises an invigorating live jazz experience in an intimate setting.

For more details about this event and other upcoming performances, visit Jones Coffee Roasters’ event page or call (626) 564-9291.

Jones Coffee Roasters, 693 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena, CA 91105. (626) 564-9291. jonescoffeeroasters.com

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