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Jazzwax List: 28 Aces of Clubs
Live albums make up a good chunk of any good jazz collection. Many of the best ones were recorded at New York jazz clubs that are long gone. Some clubs even made their way into jazz album titles--like Wes Montgomery's Smokin' at the Half Note, Clifford Brown and Max Roach at Basin Street East, Thelonious Monk's ...
Spotify Restarts U.S. Label Negotiations, or Not...
For almost two years, Spotify has been trying to launch in the US, having hoped to go live back in 2009. Sources now report that their licensing negotiations with the major record labels have been restarted entirely. Thus far, CEO Daniel Ek has failed to sway them to go along with his vision for the U.S ...
RIAA Fails to Freeze Limewire Assets
Back in June, the 13 record companies sought to freeze assets of LimeWire, accusing its founder of fraudulently trying to evade hundreds of millions of dollars in damages over copyright infringement."1 Since then, the judge has denied the RIAA's motion to freeze LimeWire's assets. However, while this move does not reverse the original decision against the ...
Bandwidth Conference Adds on Additional Speakers
The Bandwidth Music | Technology Conference, a gathering that explores the evolving musical experience--how people discover, purchase, interact with, and are exposed to new music--with a focus on marketing, fan behavior, current trends, and future forecasts, is taking place on August 19 and 20, 2010. The additional speakers will include: Daren Tsui, CEO of mSpot, Inc.; ...
Album Reissues: Exploiting Our Cultural Heritage
Reporter Fiona Sturges has penned a rather thought provoking article where she poses the question as to what happens when the major labels begin focusing too much on re-releasing, deluxe edition granting, and ultimately living off the back catalog, as opposed to actually investing in new artists and releases. She paints an interesting perspective of what ...
NBN + LMDS Announce Initial Lineup of Speakers
Next BIG Nashville and Leadership Music Digital Summit have joined forces to become a progressive music event in Nashville. This year they are combining to host a four day music festival with a two-day digital summit engaging industry leaders, innovators and instigators in lively conversations and presentations. This year's event will take place on Sept 29--Oct ...
L.A.'s Jazz Bakery Still Homeless but Alive This Week at the L.A. Premiere of New Film, "The Anatomy of Vince Guaraldi"
The Jazz Bakery, one of Los Angeles' most revered jazz establishments, is still homeless after closing its doors last spring, but it is still alive and living off the fat of the land. Running a non-profit jazz club that features big national acts and low ticket prices 7 days a week ain't easy. When ...
An Artist's Perspective on uPlaya: Part Two
Yesterday we ran the beginning of a rather long interview we did with the Block Scholars' David Bell about uPlaya, to offer a perspective that differed from its founder, David Meredith. Part two is after the jump. Because a computer algorithm determines your uPlaya score, do you think it's even more objective than getting the opinion ...
Herbie Hancock's 2010 World Tour: Social Music for a New Era
Herbie Hancock's got something to say about the chaos in the world and he's saying it with music. He calls it The Imagine Project, which is the title to his latest recording released in June on his own Hancock Records label. It's also the theme for his world tour that's returning to the U.S in August.
DIY or Bust for Jazz Musicians, Too
By Tom Cole Editing and producing a profile of Dave Holland that aired on Weekend Edition this past Saturday made me wonder why a musician of Dave Holland's stature should have to spend time hawking his own wares. Holland is one of the most profound jazz musicians playing today. The bassist is not just a superb ...


