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Free 'Zombies' Download by Tomisheep at All About Jazz

Source: Michael Ricci
October 31, 2010

In celebration of Holloween and the new AMC series, The Walking Dead, we present “Zombies," by keyboardist Tomisheep. About the track: Tomisheep lays down a thick groove behind a zombie killing tutorial. In the artist's words: A real Halloween gift for you guys! This is the musical version of the voice of Paul Scofield, taken from the short film, What to Do in a Zombie Attack, by Joey Carillo, Lone Bannana Productions. Since I'm from an ex-Communist country (Hungary), I ...

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All About Jazz Gallery Celebrates First Year with an Upgrade

Source: Michael Ricci
October 28, 2010

It's been a year since All About Jazz relaunched its photo gallery to showcase jazz images by professional photographers, “shooters," painters and illustrators. And since that time, we've compiled over 46,000 images and we present them in our articles, as photos of the day, as photos of the week, as searchable photos. New photos are added daily throughout the day. We recently brought Bill King on board as the Photo Editor and we made several improvements to the gallery to ...

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Join the All About Jazz Party on the 2011 Jazz Cruise!

Source: Michael Ricci
October 19, 2010

January 30 to February 6... the tradition continues

Fewer than 35 premium cabins remain! Reserve your cabin now. Call us toll free (US and Canada) 1-888-852-9987 (Int'l) 1-800-852-9872, mention the All About Jazz group, and ask about our cabin rates.

Join us while we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of The Jazz Cruise—the first and only full ship charter dedicated to straight-ahead jazz! It's a once in a lifetime jazz experience that is sure to leave ...

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B.J. Jansen teams with All About Jazz to create "The Business of Jazz" Column

Source: JM Creative
October 13, 2010

Four months after graduating from William Paterson University with an MBA in Music Management, B.J. Jansen has teamed up with AllAboutJazz.com to create The Business of Jazz—a new self-help and educational column for musicians. States Jansen, “My goals are simple. I want to help jazz musicians fully monetize their music, promote themselves and therefore strengthen the genre as a whole in the ever changing music industry landscape. It's about spreading education more than anything else... I want to teach people ...

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Exclusive Documentary Featuring Eirik Hegdal and Joshua Redman at All About Jazz!

Source: All About Jazz
October 13, 2010

All About Jazz, in conjunction with What's Going On, is excited to provide the exclusive international debut of Triads and More: A Documentary, a 26-minute video that chronicles the making of Norwegian saxophonist Eirik Hegdal's exciting new collaboration with the Trondheim Jazz Orchestra and guest saxophonist Joshua Redman. This documentary coincides with the release of the album, Triads and More, and is a terrific opportunity for an advance listen, and an inside look at the recording, made at Oslo's legendary ...

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All About Jazz Celebrates 15 Years on the Web with Relaunch

Source: All About Jazz
October 1, 2010

The web's leading jazz music website celebrates its 15th anniversary with a new look and new features All About Jazz, 9-time winner of the Jazz Journalist Association award for “Best Website Covering Jazz," has officially relaunched its website with a sharper, easier to navigate design. Readers who visited All About Jazz over the last three weeks observed the transformation firsthand, as upgrades were implemented on a daily basis. “It's a much cleaner interface and it's more robust. We made significant ...

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All About Jazz Video and Photo Coverage From The Tanglewood Jazz Festival

Source: Michael Ricci
September 7, 2010

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What's New @ shop.allaboutjazz.com: Classic Photos, DVDs, and more!

Source: Michael Ricci
September 4, 2010

CLASSIC JAZZ PHOTOS FOR YOUR OFFICE OR HOME! THE BLUE NOTE PHOTOGRAPHY OF FRANCIS WOLFF—$100 per print Bllue Note co-founder Francis Wolff was a master photographer. Bringing his camera to every Blue Note session, he built an archive of great photographic value and a visual documentation of jazz history unmatched at any other record company. His ability to light, frame and capture a shot in less than a second was astonishing. His work has ...

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