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Funk in a Deep Freeze
by Mary Foster Conklin
For the Sunday of the Women's March we played new releases by pianist Judy Night, flutist Magela Herrara, Judy Bisantz, Bob Levy and saxophonist Carol Sudhalter with birthday shout outs to Eartha Kitt, Irene Kral, Jose James, Cheryl Bentyne, Peter Eldridge, Sade, and Dolly Parton, among others. Playlist Pam Fleming Keep It Movin" from ...
2015 Art of Cool Jazz Festival
By K. Shackelford The 2015 Art of Cool Jazz Festival is a journey into the immense vastness of jazz music with a roster of world class musicians. Operating in only its second year, the three day jazz dreamland, offers a superb mix of old and new artists that illuminate the ways that jazz penetrates many forms ...
Jazz by the Riverside with Chip Crawford & Eve Cornelious
As New York's JVC Jazz Festival, the major jazz festival, closes for the first time in 37 years, Riverside offers an alternative venue for jazz this June. Jazz by the Riverside is one way to enjoy jazz live and in person this summer. This Friday night series of concerts is not to be missed... All performances ...
I Feel Like Some Jazz Today
Label: Pooky Looky Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: I Feel Like Some Jazz Today; My Funny Valentine; Tenderly; I Love Paris/April in Paris; Flamenco Sketches; Better Go Now; A thoughtful Message; Lush Life; Airmail Special. (Total Time: 61:21)
Eve Cornelious and The Chip Crawford Trio: I Feel Like Some Jazz Today
by C. Michael Bailey
All In The Family. Eve Cornelious and husband Chip Crawford assembled a collection of standards and originals for jazz voice and trio. Eve is the voice and Chip heads the trio. The assembly includes a “My Funny Valentine” based on Miles’ trumpet line from his famous 1950s recording of the tune, a “Flamenco Sketches” with committee-composed ...
Eve Cornelious & the Chip Crawford Trio: I Feel Like Some Jazz Today
by Joel Roberts
After listening to scores of albums by new jazz artists, I've come to the conclusion that there are more bad singers out there than bad anything else -- pianists, trumpeters, etc. Singing jazz with any kind of authority is just plain hard. A decent voice is not enough -- and far from the most important aspect ...