live arts | Select an exhibition Bob Ostertag :: 09/99 Waldemar Bastos :: 10/99 Josh Kornbluth :: 11/99 Basso Bongo :: 12/99 Butterflies of Love :: 02/00 Elizabeth Hess :: 04/00 Cristina Branco :: 10/02 Todd Merrell :: 11/04 Stephen Haynes :: 2005-2006 Durán/Schloss/Mitri Trio :: 02/07 Abby Denson & Tim Fish :: 04/07 DISH :: 04/07 Roger Steffans :: 05/07 Bill Horvitz Band :: 05/07 Gokh-Bi System :: 05/07 BassDrumBone :: 06/07 Santogold :: 07/07 Burnt Sugar :: 07/07 Electric Junkyard Gamelan :: 09/2007 Rob Paine :: 09/07 Bert Crenca :: 09/07 Gideon Freudmann :: 09/07 Evening of Literary and Patriotic Dissent :: 10/07 Vance Gilbert :: 10/07 Jackie McLean Youth Ensemble :: 10/07 Mary Paula Junter :: 10/07 Tin Bag :: 11/07 Denman Maroney Quintet :: 11/07 DJ Latitude/Bipolar Jukebox :: 11/07 Paul Pines :: 11/07 DJ Latitude :: 12/07 Pan American Project :: 12/07 Landau Orchestra :: 01/08 William Hooker :: 01/08 MichaelKodas :: 02/08 Yohimbe Brothers :: 02/08 Steve Lehman :: 03/08 Catherine Russell :: 03/08 DJ Markie Gee :: 06/08 Dirty Words :: 06/08 The Perfect Man :: 08/08 SECRETARY feat Big Boss :: 08/08 The Stuntmen Play Peter Pan :: 09/08 Dhafer Youssef :: 09/08 Marco Benevento Trio :: 11/08 Sweeter Than The Day :: 10/08 Sarah Manguso/Jenny Blair :: 10/08 Aftermath :: 11/08
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Markie Gee was instrumental in Connecticut’s underground dance scene of the ‘80s and ‘90s. He spins an eclectic mix of music, everything from Nina Simone to Public Image, Minor Threat to Thelonious Monk.
