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Ted Greene-"Solo Guitar" Art of Life Records AL1011-2 CD Reissue
Art of Life Records is proud to announce our latest CD release. Ted Greene: Solo Guitar AL1011-2 Originally released in 1977 on PMP Records and now available on CD for the first time ever! Digitally remastered for compact disc from the original analog master tapes by John Strother at Penguin Recording in Los Angeles, California and ...
Harlem Speaks Jazz Series Salutes Robert O'Meally (November 11)
The Jazz Museum in Harlem 104 East 126th Street New York, NY 10035 Harlem Speaks Jazz Series Salutes Robert O'Meally (November 11) New York, NY (October 29, 2004) Harlem Speaks, The Jazz Museum in Harlem's successful series honoring those who keep jazz alive in Harlem, resumes on Thursday, November 11, ...
Dom Minasi 6 Hands ***18 Strings Sat. Nov. 13th 8PM at AIR Studio Gallery Kingston, NY
CDM News Flash Saturday November 13th 6 Hands ***18 Strings * Johnny Asia guitarist of the future" * Joe Finn one the the best post boppers on the scene today" * Dom Minasi a 6 stringed Cecil Taylor" This incredible gig happening at the AIR Studio Gallery 71 ...
New CD release by CKW Trio on Black Hat Records
News Release For immediate release Black Hat Records www.blackhatrecords.com [email protected] Announcing: New CD release The Is by CKW Trio Black Hat Records is proud to announce its third release The Is (Black Hat Records BH-1003) by CKW Trio. CKW Trio's approach to acoustic postmodern ...
Robin Kenyatta Memorial Service Sunday Nov.14th @ 7:30PM at Saint Peter's Church
Robin Kenyatta Memorial Service Sunday Nov. 14th @ 7:30PM at Saint Peter's Church. 619 Lexington Avenue at 54th Street in New York City (54th & Lex Citi Corp Ctr.) 212-935-2200 First of all, thank you to all of you who have reached out to me to express your condolences for the loss ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Annouce Winter 2004 Tour Dates
In Support of Their Groundbreaking New Album, Walking With Giants, on HYENA JFJO burns with a quiet intensity rather than dramatically explode. The musicians play with a coiled looseness, improvising with quicksilver yet deliberate force. You can hear the band's power and inventiveness creatively eroding structure, and the tension produced from that is exhilarating." - Jazz ...

