Indecision & Stanley Jordan in Charlottesville

Indecision is an American hardcore band formed in Brooklyn in 1993. Its forceful New York hardcore sound, often associated with the metal-edged style of the era, is documented on albums including Unorthodox, Most Precious Blood and Release the Cure. Indecision concluded its original run with a farewell performance at CBGB in 2000. The band later returned for reunion shows, including an appearance at the Black N Blue Bowl at Webster Hall in 2012.

Stanley Jordan is an American jazz guitarist, born in Chicago in 1959, whose music includes jazz, fusion and instrumental interpretations of popular songs. He is known for a two-handed touch technique that lets him sound independent melodic and harmonic lines on the fretboard. His Blue Note debut, Magic Touch, and Standards, Vol. 1 established that approach on record. Stanley Jordan appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1985. He performed at Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2004, and the concert film The Paris Concert later documented his trio at New Morning. His concerts feature solo guitar as well as trio arrangements supported by bass and drums. A recurring solo showcase is his arrangement of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.”