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People Magazine Says “Four Stars!” Marcus Goldhaber Celebrates the Success of His New Album by Headlining at Iridium
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AMP3 Public Relations
NEW YORK, NY -- On March 25th, 2009, Singer/Songwriter Marcus Goldhaber will celebrate the growing success of his new album, Take Me Anywhere, with a concert at the very coveted Iridium Jazz Club (two sets: 8:30PM and 10:30PM). Marcus comes to Iridium after an exciting build up of events, including his Pre-Release Party which was held at the Jo Malone Flagship Store in the Flatiron Building and his Official CD Release Party which was held at Catch-22. Both special events ...
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Paul Simon Opens Remodeled Beacon Theater
Source:
Michael Ricci
Diamonds on the Soles, Paint on the Walls, Nostalgia in the Air Paul Simon on Friday in the first performance at the newly remodeled Beacon Theater. He played a grab bag of hits from throughout his career. More Photos » Multimedia
To welcome the new president Paul Simon played “American Tune,” a sigh of exhaustion reportedly written in response to Richard M. Nixon’s re-election in 1972: “I don’t know a dream that’s not been shattered/or driven to its ...
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Isaac Turienzo in Concert
Source:
All About Jazz
On Thursday February 26, the Cultural Center of Spain (CCE Miami) brings a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of Spanish jazz with the concert of Isaac Turienzo tro, a true treat for jazz lovers, part of the Beyond CCE program.
Turienzo has been highlighted by the Spanish SGAE as one of the most important Spanish jazz musicians of the Nineties and has been present in practically all of the best jazz festivals, theaters and jazz houses in the World, ...
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Monty Alexander Offers Rare Los Angeles Performances
Source:
All About Jazz
Don't miss Monty Alexander in a rare Los Angeles performance!
Two very special nights -- Two very different programs
Friday, February 20th -- 35th Year Reunion of the Monty Alexander Trio Featuring John Clayton and Jeff Hamilton.
Saturday, February 21st -- Jazz & Roots featuring Courtney Panton (electric bass), Wendel Ferraro (guitar/vocals), Hassan Shukur (bass), Herlin Riley and Santa Davis (drums).
Two shows each night at Spazio's: 14755 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 818-728-8400; 8:00 & 10:00 pm; $35.00 Cover ...
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The Dead Add 3 Dates
Source:
JamBase
Phil Lesh by Robert Chapman For the five people who haven't already heard the news through the Grateful Dead's instantaneous grapevine, The Dead have confirmed the addition of three dates to their 2009 tour, which kicks off April 12 in Greensboro, NC. Newly added shows include second nights in Chicago (May 4) and Mountain View, CA (May 14) - on sale February 20 and 22, respectively - plus a show in George, WA at The Gorge May 16, on sale ...
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Sunday Soundtracking: The Drones, Robyn Hitchcock, More
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All About Jazz
Have you had enough of Valentine's Day? Is there too much chocolate and alcohol still stuck in your head? Let us help you clear out your romantic cobwebs.
From the cathartic noise of The Drones (pictured) to the crunchy hypnotics of Pontiak to the lonely, reissued machine music of Dntel and more, our new playlist takes lethal aim at your post-coital hangover. Don't kill the messenger.
Who: The Drones What: The Minotaur" Where: Havilah, out Feb. ...
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