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Signal to Noise has New Issue, New Website
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All About Jazz
SIGNAL to NOISE, the quarterly journal of improvised & experimental music, is pleased to announce the release of our 32nd issue. The winter 2004 edition is highlighted by Ed Hazell's in-depth article on WILLIAM PARKER's LITTLE HUEY CREATIVE MUSIC ORCHESTRA, with original portrait photos of the band in NYC's East Village by Caroline Bell. We've also got features on guitarist NEIL MICHAEL HAGERTY, Dutch vocalist JAAP BLONK, the collaboration between Phish keyboardist Page McConnell's jazz / funk trio VIDA BLUE ...
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Jon Barrios Web Site - Son Cinco, Latin Jazz - Shadow Box Theater, Film and Improvised Music
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All About Jazz
Esquire Magazine Proclaims CD Baby 'The Record Store Of The Future'
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All About Jazz
CD Baby And Tower Records Partner; Tower.Com Becomes Largest Independent Online Retail Store
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All About Jazz
The top online retailer of independent music, CD Baby, recently inked a deal with Tower Records, the 43-year-old Sacramento, California-based chain known for their deep catalog and vast selection of obscure and popular titles.
he deal will allow Tower.com, Tower Records' online commerce site, to offer CD Baby's 50,000 independent titles for sale to its consumers, making Tower.com the largest retailer of independent music on the web.
Praised as one of the independent music world's greatest successes, CDBaby.com is an ...
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What Price Music?
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All About Jazz
By Amy Harmon
Since the introduction of vinyl records after World War II, recorded music has assumed many shapes and sizes, each one coming with a higher price tag than the last. Eight-track tapes cost a dollar more than LP's when they rose to popularity in the late 1960's and cassettes commanded a premium over eight-tracks. When CD's debuted in the mid-1980's, record labels sold the shiny discs for $18, more than double the price of what they charged for ...
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