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AllAboutJazz.com and WarpRadio.com Join Forces to Deliver Internet Jazz Radio
Partnership to Produce New Release Hour" as part of John Sutton's Jazz Excursion Internet Radio Program February 19, 2002 - AllAboutJazz.com, the web's ultimate guide to Jazz, has teamed with veteran Jazz radio host John Sutton to carry his Jazz Excursion radio program live Monday through Friday 10am-1pm EST. Sutton, a thirty year veteran of Jazz ...
"All About Jazz: Philadelphia" Newspaper to Launch on February 15th
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Philadelphia, PA-This February, Philadelphia's jazz community will at last have a central, comprehensive source for news, features and information. AllAboutJazz-Philadelphia, a monthly, tabloid-style publication devoted to local and international coverage, hopes to fill a longstanding void in the city. Drawing on Philadelphia's bustling live scene and rich historical tradition, AllAboutJazz-Philadelphia will both fortify ...
Ten new titles have just been released in the ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS series
Three from the Pablo catalog: OSCAR PETERSON & JON FADDIS" (1975), one of a series of duo recordings Peterson made with trumpeters (including Faddis's mentor Dizzy Gillespie); COUNT BASIE's Fancy Pants," recorded with his orchestra in December 1983, less than a year before his death; and Eximious" by the JOE PASS TRIO, featuring Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen ...
The Berkeley Item - #85
SONNY ROLLINS completed two four-hour sessions at a New York studio last week, and plans to mix the material at Fantasy's Berkeley studios in August, making a year-end release likely. (His most recent Milestone CD, Global Warming," was released in May 1998.) http://www.fantasyjazz.com/html/rollinss9280.html The new sessions feature two members of Rollins's working band--pianist STEPHEN SCOTT and ...
Women in Jazz Fest: Spicing Up the Mix
By Mike Joyce By the time the music finally faded out Saturday night, and only the last, boisterous big-band refrain of I Enjoy Being a Girl" was left hanging in the air, the Kennedy Center's Fifth Annual Mary Lou Williams Women in Jazz Festival had racked up some pretty impressive numbers: three consecutive nights ...


