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Jazz: The Religious Roots at Merkin Concert Hall, Thursday Feb 22, 2007

February 18, 2007

A special concert with running commentary on the religious roots of jazz. From the Christian gospel traditions to the Afro-Cuban rhythms. The event integrates the black roots of music to the current gospel and blues. $20 - Students $25 -General Admission Hosted By: The Interfaith Center When: Thursday Feb 22, ...

My Favorite Things with Russ Neff for the Week of February 18, 2007

February 18, 2007

This week's music on My Favorite Things, the online jazz radio show produced & hosted by Russ Neff. Speak Low - Brian Bromberg - Wood My Cherie Amour - Taylor/Fidyk Big Band - Live At Blues Alley All The Things You Are - Phil Woods Quintet - American Songbook No More Blues - Roberta Gambarini - ...

Dave Allen Quartet at 55 Bar Feb. 22nd

February 18, 2007

2nd Annual Steve Grover Birthday Bash in Portland ME

February 18, 2007

Dimensions In Jazz Presents The Steve Grover 2nd Annual Birthday Bash Featuring The Steve Grover Septet w/ Trent Austin, trumpet; Tim O'Dell, alto saxophone; David Wells, tenor saxophone; Andrew Rathbun, tenor saxophone; Rick Peckham, guitar; Chris Van Voorst Van Beest, bass; Steve Grover, drums/composer. Premiere of “Portraits For Septet" and other brand new original music New ...

Jazz Pianist Boy Katindig in Concert @ The Marriott, San Mateo CA, March 17

February 18, 2007

MARRIOTT HOTEL 1770 SO. AMPHLETT BLVD. SAN MATEO,CA 94402 After a successful Cd release concert in 2005 for Bay Area jazz enthusiasts, Contemporary Jazz Pianist and International Recording Artist Boy Katindig and his Quartet returns for one incredible evening. Featuring Bonny Bonaparte(Drums), Donald Philips(Bass), Danny D(Horns) & Marquee Smith(Vocals). Tickets are selling ...

AAJ Tops 1.3 Million Visitors in January 2007

February 16, 2007

Nat King Cole's Memory, Legacy is Unforgettable

February 16, 2007

By Shivonne Foster Today marks the 42nd anniversary of the death of singer and musician Nat King Cole. Years after his death, Cole's melodious songs are still recognized and enjoyed today by individuals of all ages. His strong legacy is still impacting aspiring musicians today. “He is definitely the most influential black musician to come out ...

Jazz Gets Its Moment at Swarthmore College (PA)

February 16, 2007

BY TIFFANY LIAO The strains of jazz music are growing stronger on the Swarthmore campus due to a number of new opportunities for jazz on campus. Thanks in part to a petition drafted and signed by Jazz Ensemble members, the traditionally classical music department is reforming in response to the growing numbers of jazz music students ...

West Texas Jazz Collaboration - Oldest Running Jazz Party

February 16, 2007

It was during a visit to Dick Gibson's famous Aspen jazz party that Dr. O.A. (Jimmie) Fulcher first conceived the idea of bringing world-class jazz to West Texas. Dr. Fulcher wondered why West Texas couldn't be host to a similar party. While in Aspen, he talked the idea over with some of the country's top jazz ...

British Jazz Guitarist Frank Evans Dies

February 16, 2007

Jazz guitarist, Frank Evans, passed away on February 6th 2007 at the age of 76. A former member of Tubby Hayes Quartet, Frank performed and recorded most often as a solo guitarist. Since the mid-sixties, Frank generally shunned the London scene, preferring to operate from his home in Bristol. He took up ...