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Eden Atwood

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Eden Atwood began singing jazz in Memphis, TN, at Shakey’s Pizza Parlor at age three years old. Singing jazz came naturally to Eden. Her father, Hub Atwood, was a writer and arranger for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Harry James, Stan Kenton and Nat King Cole. When Eden was five years old, divorce split the Atwood family and Eden moved to Montana with her mother, the daughter of Pulitzer Prize winning author, A.B. Guthrie, Jr. Eden’s mother kept her love of music alive by encouraging her participation in musicals. At 15, Eden was fronting a busy band of musicians twice her age in her hometown

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Article: Album Review

Maci Miller: Nine

Read "Nine" reviewed by Richard J Salvucci


jny:Philadelphia-based singer Maci Miller gives her audience a variety of looks, all of them good. On first hearing, Blossom Dearie, but then, Blossom Dearie was Blossom Dearie. No one ever sounded quite like her. Then again, there is some mid 1960s Nancy Wilson, hushed, clipped, all business. On reflecting that Dearie and Wilson an odd combination ...

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Article: Live Review

Crown of the Continent Guitar Festival 2013

Read "Crown of the Continent Guitar Festival 2013" reviewed by Mark Holston


Crown of the Continent Guitar FestivalBigfork, MontanaAugust 26-31, 2013“Either I'm imaging things, or this festival has grown just a little in the four years since I was here last," Pat Metheny laughed as he squinted into the glare of a brace of theater lights. An SRO crowd of over 900 ecstatic fans crammed ...

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Turn Me Loose

Label: SSJ (Sinatra Society of Japan)
Released: 2010

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This Is Always: Ballad Session

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004

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This Is Always - The Ballad Session

Label: SSJ (Sinatra Society of Japan)
Released: 2004

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Waves: The Bossa Nova Session

Label: Groove Note Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: He's a Carioca, O Pato, Meditation, Girl From Ipanema, Once Upon a Summer-time, Don't You Know I Care, Waves (Caminos Cruzados), Fool on the Hill, How Deep is the Ocean, Brazil, It's a Quiet Thing

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Waves: The Bossa Nova Session

Label: Groove Note Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: He

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Article: Album Review

Eden Atwood: Waves: The Bossa Nova Session

Read "Waves: The Bossa Nova Session" reviewed by Dave Nathan


Ever since the 1950's when Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim, helped along by the seminal Stan Getz, Joao and Astrud Gilberto 1963 recording, Bossa Nova has been woven into the warp and woof of Latin Jazz. After making three albums with Concord Jazz, vocalist Eden Atwood has switched her allegiance to the Groove Note label and ...

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Article: Album Review

Eden Atwood: Waves: The Bossa Nova Session

Read "Waves:  The Bossa Nova Session" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Eden Atwood is a stylish young woman, an erstwhile model and television actress, a dark-haired, light-eyed beauty blessed with sultry good looks that are displayed in an array of professional model poses on the CD booklet; and if you're of a cynical frame of mind that old “style-over-substance" debate might come to mind when you pick ...


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