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Dekel Bor Trio featuring Francois Moutin & Marcus Gilmore tonight at LOUIS

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2006

The Dekel Bor Trio will be performing tonight Thurs. Nov. 9th at

Louis 649 E9th st. corner of Ave. C 9pm-12am

No cover

Dekel Bor - Guitars Francois Moutin - Bass Marcus Gilmore - Drums

“Dekel Bor's evocative live guitar playing ... a fresh taste in music"--John Rockwell, New York Times

The Dekel Bor trio is one one of the most prominent and visible groups of the New York jazz scene. At ...

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Bob DeVos Live Savant CD Release: WBGO88.3FM Mid-Day Jazz from Live@J&R

Source: Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services
November 9, 2006

WBGOJazz88.3FM PRESENTS Bob DeVos

Shifting Sands Savant Records CD Release: Live@J&R and WBGOJazz88.3FM On-Air Tuesday, November 14th 12:30-1:30PM Free Concert & Signings Bob DeVos-guitar with Dan Kostelnik-Hammond B3 organ / Steve Johns-drums J&R Music, 23 Park Row, NYC, 800-221-8180 (Across from City Hall) Also, streaming on www.wbgo.org Savant Recording Artist Bob DeVos will perform at Live@J&R at 23 Park Row, NYC on Tuesday, November ...

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Marianne Challis "Confessions of a Middle Aged Party Girl- Time to Start Livin" Coming to NYC

Source: Two for the Show Media
November 9, 2006

Vocalist, Marianne Challis is an audience-wowing combination of a sophisticated chanteuse and a rib-tickling comedian. She will be brining all of it to the stage with her “Confessions of a Middle Aged Party Girl - Time to Start Livin" at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York City on November 15th & November 17th at 7:00 PM. Marianne Challis (Vocals) Christopher Marlowe (piano & musical director) Dick Sarpola (Bass) Vocalist Marianne Challis performs “Confessions of a Middle Aged Party Girl- ...

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60 Minutes Correspondent and Jazz Aficionado Ed Bradley Dead at 65

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2006

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'60 Minutes' correspondent Ed Bradley dies

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2006

Emmy-winning veteran newsman succumbs to leukemia at age 65 NEW YORK - Ed Bradley, the award-winning “60 Minutes" correspondent who grew up in the tough streets of Philadelphia, was wounded while covering the Vietnam War and later became CBS's first black White House correspondent, died Thursday. He was 65. Bradley died of leukemia at Mount Sinai, CBS News announced. Bradley joined “60 Minutes" in 1981, 10 years after he started with the network as a stringer in Paris. Continue...

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Jazz Guitarist Randy Napoleon Unites Top Artists for New Release

Source: Verbronics Enterprises
November 9, 2006

Fresh from international tours with Grammy-nominated vocalist Michael Buble, acclaimed jazz guitarist Randy Napoleon has released Between Friends, a new CD from Azica. The album is a mix of original tunes and jazz standards featuring Benny Green (piano), David Wong (bass), and Napoleon's ongoing trio with Quincy Davis (drums) and Jared Gold (Hammond B3 organ).

“The musicians on this record are some of my favorite players and people," said Napoleon. “This is music I made with my friends for others ...

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Surprise Bill McHenry Show Thursday Night

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2006

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Natalie Cole to Headline Third Annual Cayman Jazz Fest, November 30 - December 2

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2006

CAYMAN ISLANDS - November 7, 2006 - Natalie Cole, the smooth and soulful eight-time GRAMMY Award winner, will thrill music lovers as she headlines the 3rd annual Cayman Jazz Fest, in the Cayman Islands from November 30 to December 2, 2006.

The daughter of legendary singer and pianist Nat “King" Cole, Natalie Cole has followed the family tradition to become one of the most revered singers of our time. Her classic and contemporary material are in frequent play on jazz ...

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