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David "Bubba" Brooks: May 29, 1922 - April 11, 2002
David Kenneth Brooks known a Bubba" in the jazz community was a swing musician from the old school passed over Thursday, April 11, 2002 at Harlem Hospital. His tenor saxophone sound, derived from Coleman Hawkins to Chu Berry to Hershel Evans to Lester Young and Paul Gonsalves always expressed a personal feeling for the blues. Jazz ...
The Treehouse Project Releases Ambitious 3-CD Set: The Picture Show
The Treehouse Project combines some of Chicago's finest indie and jazz musicians into a thoroughly unique blend of jazz ideologies, indie rock attitude and roots music flavors. Their self-titled debut was widely praised by jazz writers. The Picture Show is an ambitiously conceived and elaborately packaged 3cd set that first sets musical themes and improvisation to ...
East Meets West: Berklee & Los Angeles Music Network Join Forces
(April 12, 2002 - Beverly Hills) -- The Los Angeles Music Network (LAMN) one of the leading professional education organizations devoted to the music industry, has reached an agreement with the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts that will promote career advancement and continuing education for the college's students and alumni. The agreement will ...
Living Legend, Rodney Richardson-Bassist, To Re-Unite With Basie Orchestra
Monday, June 17, 2002, at the Modesto Junior College Auditorium, 435 College Avenue, Modesto, CA, 95350. RODNEY RICHARDSON-Bassist Former member of the Count Basie Orchestra, 84-year-old Living Legend Rodney Richardson spent several years with the Count. Basie and Biggun successfully recruited him as a uniform wearing member .. lured away from Art Tatum .. ...
Jazz-Klezmer Weekend at Bard College on April 13 and 14
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y.?The Jazz at Bard series presents a jazz and klezmer weekend featuring concerts by Naftule's Dream, a jazz-klezmer band, and the band's traditional klezmer incarnation, Shirim, on Saturday, April 13, and Sunday, April 14, at Bard College. Admission to each concert is $15, or $10 for Bard faculty and staff, as well as non-Bard students ...


