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AAJ RADIO: Jazz Excursion Playlist New Adds for Week of February 10, 2003
The Jazz Excursion with host John Sutton www.jazzexcursion.com [email protected] Karolina Strassmayer Klaro! (Klaro) B3 Bombers Live at the Green Mill (Alltribe) Stefon Harris The Grand Unification Theory (Blue Note) Orna The Very Thought of You (A-440) Mina Agossi E-Zpass to Brooklyn (Cristal) Dead Cat Bounce Legends of the Nar (Chonsky) Steven ...
A Very Special Valentine's Week Performance At The Iridium Jazz Club
Featuring Two Jazz Vocal Legends: * Feb. 11- 13: Shirley Horn * Feb. 14 - 16: Anita O'Day Valentines Day Tix will be $40.00, dinner and show $79.00 per person Shirley Horn is widely regarded as the premiere singing pianist in jazz. Renowned for her inimitable ability to negotiate melodies and lyrics ...
Latin Cool Records: On the Move
Latin Cool Records is fast becoming the hottest new Latin label of the year. Just a few months old, Latin Cool has distinguished itself by throwing a highly successful record release party at the world-famous Birdland night club, featuring Larry Harlow and his Latin Jazz Encounter. Harlow's Live At Birdland has just been released and is ...
Re-launch: Visit Pianist Mika Pohjola's Web Site at www.mikapohjola.com
The most informative jazz artist website? Would you like to see the most well-covered jazz artist website to-date? Then you should visit mikapohjola.com. The new site layout will make browsing, streaming and downloading much easier than before. You can watch music videos and TV-interviews, download a dozen free bonus mp3s, and of course conveniently purchase CDs ...
Mongo Santamaria: Cuban Percussionist Was Popular Latin Jazz Leader
Percussion, bandleader Born: April 7, 1922 in Havana, Cuba Died: February 1, 2003 in Miami, Florida Mongo Santamaria enjoyed a long and successful career in Latin music. His recordings and concert performances ranged from the authentic percussion music of Afro-Cuban religious rituals through to Latin-jazz reworkings of American jazz and pop hits. ...
Saxophonist Stefano Di Battista Salutes Rome in His Latest Blue Note Effort: "'Round About Roma"
For many jazz fans, Stefano Di Battista will always be associated with the city of Paris, where he became a regular performer at The Sunset in the mid-1990s. From there, the alto and soprano saxophonist became a valuable sideman (to the late piano great Michel Petrucciani and later, drummer Elvin Jones) before launching his own solo ...


