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JazzWeek Radio Chart: September 10, 2004

September 16, 2004

TW LW 2W Artist TW LW Move Add Rpts Peak Wks 1 1 2 TERRY GIBBS 52nd & Broadway: Songs of the Bebop Era (Mack Avenue — 1018) 524 588 -64 0 70 1 9 2 5 9 HERBIE MANN / PHIL WOODS Beyond Brooklyn (MCG Jazz — MCGJ1012) 473 460 +13 1 72 2 7 3 ...

British Sax Legend Stan Sulzmann's Latest "The Jigsaw" Now Available

September 16, 2004

Stan Sulzmann's September-November 2004 Tour Schedule

September 16, 2004

Matthias Lupri Group w/Chris Potter CD Release Dates

September 16, 2004

Julie Hardy, jazz vocalist-composer @ Cafe 111 in Brooklyn

September 16, 2004

With her innovative interpretations of jazz standards and forward-thinking compositions, Julie Hardy is well on her way to becoming a major voice in today's jazz scene. “Julie Hardy is a distinctive and intriguing young vocalist with a beautiful voice and a promising future." ~ Fred Hersch, pianist Julie - vocals and compositions Mark Small ...

William Paterson Univ. Announces 27th Season Of The Jazz Room Concert Series Sundays Beginning September 26

September 16, 2004

Special memorial concert for James Williams on September 19 The legendary Vanguard Jazz Orchestra opens the fall 2004 season of The Jazz Room at William Paterson University in Wayne. The series continues with Jeri Brown and the Onaje Allan Gumbs Trio, Greg Osby, The Rufus Reid Quintet Plus 4, Steve Turre, John Bunch with Bucky Pizzarelli ...

Jazz Guitarist Mark Van Overmeire At Street Child Care Center

September 16, 2004

AAJ Eclipses 14,000 Readers in a Single Day!

September 16, 2004

Jazz Research Roundtable Fall/Winter 2004 Schedule

September 16, 2004

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Institute of Jazz Studies Dept. of Visual and Performing Arts Faculty of Arts and Sciences-Newark JAZZ RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE Fall/Winter 2004 Schedule September 23: John Howland: Jazz Rhapsodies in Black and White: The Cultural Nexus of James P. Johnson's “Yamekraw: A Negro Rhapsody" October 14: ...

Clark Terry Interview with NPR's Richard Steele on the Eight Forty-eight Program

September 16, 2004