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Perfection: Phil Urso - P.U. Stomp (1952)
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JazzWax by Marc Myers
Man, tenor saxophonist and arranger Phil Urso could swing! And he pops up all over the place in the tastiest places. He was paired with Art Pepper on Picture of Heath (formerly known as Playboys); with Allen Eager at Birdland with Terry Gibbs in 1952; with Brew Moore in Kai Winding's Septet of 1953; with Zoot Sims in Neal Hefti's orchestra that same year; with Bob Brookmeyer in 1954; with Chet Baker in 1956 and with trumpeter Carl Saunders in ...
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Boogie Stomp To Appear At Two Special Shows Featuring Music From The Forthcoming CD “Disturbing The Peace"
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Lampkin Publicity Service
BOOGIE STOMP WILL PERFORM MUSIC FROM THEIR FORTHCOMING SUMMER RELEASE “DISTURBING THE PEACE” WITH TWO SPECIAL CONCERTS AT THE EAST LANSING SUMMER SOLSTICE JAZZ FESTIVAL AND AT PIANOFORTE IN CHICAGO On Friday, June 22nd, Boogie Stomp will appear at The Summer Solstice Jazz Festival (SSJF) The SSJF salutes jazz one of the truly American art forms, and offers this free two-day event in a lively outdoor setting. Friday, June 22nd, 2018 Summer Solstice Jazz Festival 410 ...
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Jazz this week: Greater St. Louis Jazz Festival, The Sunset Stomp, "Bach and Jazz," and more
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
It's a big week for big bands in St. Louis, as the calendar of upcoming jazz and creative music events in St. Louis features a couple of famed large ensembles as headliners of the annual Greater St. Louis Jazz Festival. There's also a retrospective of the Harlem Renaissance and a look at how Johann Sebastian Bach influenced jazz, plus plenty of other performances in jazz styles ranging from vintage to modern. Let's go to the highlights... Wednesday, April 18 Jazz ...
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Jazz This Week: Funky Butt Brass Band, Nathaniel Bartlett, West End Stomp, St. Louis Guitar Fusion, and More
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
The first part of the New Year traditionally is a bit a slow for the live music business, but if you're willing to brave the cold and snow, there still are some noteworthy jazz and creative music performances happening around St. Louis in the next few days. Let's go to the highlights... Tonight, trumpeter Jim Manley will be back for his ongoing Thursday evening gig at Joyia Tapas, 4501 Manchester Ave in the Grove neighborhood. Tomorrow night, the Funky Butt ...
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Joe Fiedler Continues His Celebration Of Low Brass With His New Recording, Sackbut Stomp
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Jason Byrne, Red Cat Publicity
Featuring Joe Fiedler, Luis Bonilla, Ryan Keberle, Marcus Rojas & Special Guest, Steven Bernstein on Slide Trumpet Available on Multiphonics Music on October 15, 2013 CD Release Celebration at The Jazz Gallery - Saturday, October 12 Sets at 9:00 & 10:30 PM, 212 242 1063, 1160 Broadway, 5th fl., NYC Big Sackbut, featuring Joe Fiedler, Ryan Keberle, Luis Bonilla (trombones) & Marcus Rojas (tuba) “An exuberant bit of joy. Big instruments showing their lighter side. Fun and exciting stuff." —AllAboutJazz.com ...
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This Week On Riverwalk Jazz: Crescent City Stomp: A Mardi Gras Celebration
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Don Mopsick
Crescent City Stomp: A Mardi Gras Celebration This week on Riverwalk Jazz, The Jim Cullum Jazz Band teams up with New Orleans natives Topsy Chapman and Vernel Bagneris to celebrate the roots of New Orleans Jazz. The program is distributed in the US by Public Radio International, on Sirius/XM satellite radio and can be streamed on-demand from the Riverwalk Jazz website. You can also drop in on a continuous stream of shows at the Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound. They ...
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Ponderosa Stomp Daily Schedule
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JamBase
PAYING TRIBUTE TO OUR MUSICAL DNA The full, nightly schedule for this year's 10th Annual Ponderosa Stomp Concert is now available here. The concert will take place September 16 and 17 at the Howlin Wolf in New Orleans, Louisiana. Click here to get tickets. Ponderosa Stomp 2011 Allen Toussaint Dave Bartholomew William Bell Eddie Floyd Sir Mack Rice The Bo-Keys featuring Skip Pitts & Howard Grimes Jimmy “Duck" ...
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Vibrant Historical Reconstruction with Brian Carpenter's "Hothouse Stomp"
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Gapplegate Music Review by Grego Edwards
Early jazz was not a matter of three or four bands with monster soloists playing in a vacuum. Not every band had the over- powering playing of Armstrong, Oliver or Keppard gracing the front line. And jazz as it flowered was not merely a showcase for soloists. There was the hot two-beat swing, the arrangements, the fact that this was music for people to dig live, not some living museum of early style. That perhaps is obvious, but histories of ...
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The Friday Morning Listen: Ghost Train Orchestra - Hothouse Stomp (2011)
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Something Else!
Before I get to the part of the article where I piss off the Ken Burns jazz fans, let me rant a little about something completely (well, almost) unrelated. So I'm minding my own business the other day when I see this tweet (Hmmm ... if somebody reads this twenty years from now, will the word “tweet" still make sense?) about the phenomenon of anti-intellectualism in the geek world. Sanger's article was quite interesting (if depressing), touching on the recent ...
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Ponderosa Stomp: Lineup, Tix
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JamBase
ALLEN TOUSSAINT, DAVE BARTHOLOMEW, WILLIAM BELL, EDDIE FLOYD, BIG JAY MCNEELY, THE RELATIVES, AND MORE Through hell and high water, the Ponderosa Stomp Festival has spent the last decade bringing icons of American music back to the stage, shining a spotlight on the architects of songbooks that are part of our collective musical DNA. 2011 marks the 10th anniversary of the Stomp, which has expanded over the years from a 2-day concert to include a film festival, music conference, record ...
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