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Jack DeJohnette Does Electronica: 'Hybrids' by The Ripple Effect

September 9, 2005

Jack DeJohnette’s imprint Golden Beams Productions Goes Electronic with the introduction of A new group — The Ripple Effect — and the group’s debut album Hybrids Master Drummer Jack DeJohnette Breaks Ground with Jazz-inspired Electronica With 50 years of drumming behind him, innovative jazz pioneer Jack DeJohnette introduces Hybrids, the debut album by The Ripple Effect, ...

Wenonah Brooks, Jazz Vocalist and her Quartet @ Trenton Jazz Festival 17 Sep 05

September 9, 2005

Smooth Jazz and More offers proceeds to Hurricane Katrina victims!

September 9, 2005

Live365.com's Smooth Jazz and More wants to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina and would like the listening public to help out as well. When you go to our website, you'll notice that we have banner for our gift shop. We've decided to offer the proceeds from our gift shop to the American Red Cross. So ...

Wenonah Brooks, Jazz Vocalist and Jared Gold, B-3 Organist at Maxine's2 6-9pm Wed 21 Sep 05

September 9, 2005

Alaadeen At The American Jazz Museum

September 8, 2005

Artist Url: http://www.Alaadeen.com Latest Release: http://www.cdbaby.com/alaadeen Legendary modern jazz saxophonist and composer, Alaadeen will be presented at the American Jazz Museum in the Blue Room with his ensemble on Saturday, September 10th. Over a professional career that now spans more than 5 decades, Alaadeen has remained on the creative path ...

In New Orleans, Sounds of Jazz Have Faded

September 8, 2005

NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin paused. A military helicopter was clattering thunderously overhead. “You know," he said when the ruckus died down. “The sounds of New Orleans were jazz, people laughing, people eating a good meal. And now the sounds of New Orleans are helicopters and army vehicles. This is almost surreal." A ...

Amoeba Music Auctions for Red Cross Relief Efforts Hurricane Katrina Relief

September 8, 2005

Please help us help! We’re accepting donations of music, movies, and other related stuff (i.e. tickets, memorabilia, cross promotional items ranging from the strange and the obscure to cool and high demand)! All donations will be auctioned to raise funds for donation to the American Red Cross Emergency Services, and other organizations to Benefit Gulf Coast ...

New Orleans: Fears for a Unique History and Culture

September 8, 2005

Assessing battered state of New Orleans' landmarks after the deluge With rescue operations in New Orleans focused on saving lives and restoring order in the hurricane battered city, little effort has been made so far to catalog the damage to the city’s considerable historic and cultural landmarks. The hurricane and subsequent flooding damaged historical landmarks and ...

Monk, Coltrane and the Missing Link in the History of Jazz

September 8, 2005

The CD Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall on Nov. 29, 1957, to be released by Blue Note at the end of September, is the only full-length, full-quality recording of one of the most legendary collaborations in jazz history. The quartet existed less than six months, and, except for those of us who ...

Galactic Plans "Ten Year Invasion" Fall Tour

September 8, 2005

In order to mark the band's 10th anniversary, Galactic is proud to announce the plans for their “Ten Year Invasion" fall tour. The invasion will begin October 26th in Crystal Bay, NV, and will include stops in New York, Boston, Washington DC, and Las Vegas for the upcoming Vegoose music festival. Openers for the tour are ...