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Rest in Peace? The Perils of Posthumous Pop
Often the artists vision is ignored in music released after their death. Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and John Lennon have all had music released after their deaths and the music has been tampered with in ways the artists might not have approved. When the Beatles recorded Buddy Hollys Crying, Waiting, Hoping at their audition for Decca ...
The Pizza on the Park - Summer Songbook season
Enjoy a kaleidoscope of talent this summer at the Pizza on the Park! The music room is now selling tickets very fast as it resumes with a varied and international programme of talent, and a reduced ticket price of only 15 for both shows every evening - book quickly or you may find no seats left! ...
Tim Laughlin Plays New Orleans Classics
Tim Laughlin, a native son of New Orleans who has been called “among the best of this decade's younger clarinetists" by Jazz Times Magazine, is presented here by Inner City/Classic Jazz with Connie Jones on cornet, Rick Trolsen on trombone, and Tom Fischer on tenor sax. Together with a solid rhythm section they take on some ...
The Jazz Session #67: Arturo O'Farrill
Listen Pianist, composer, arranger and bandleader Arturo O'Farrill won a Grammy for his 2008 recording “Song For Chico" (ZoHo, 2008), named for his father, composer/arranger Chico O'Farrill. In this wide-ranging interview, O'Farrill talks about the forgotten roots of jazz, the need to embrace hand-drumming, and how jazz can only move forward by learning about its past. ...
Jazz Port Townsend Pulls out All the Stops
Jazz Port Townsend, Washingtons largest summer jazz festival turns the Victorian seaport and arts community of Port Townsend into the summer jazz getaway July this weekend. The festival, headlined by such internationally renowned musicians as Taylor Eigsti, Wycliffe Gordon, Ernie Andrews, Sarah Gazarek, Benny Green, and Ambrose Akinmusire, among others, features jazz in the clubs as ...
Putumayo World Music Releases Another Gem
The magical African music collaboration 'Acoustic Africa', launched on CD by Putumayo World Music in 2006 before embarking on a mammoth 40-city US and European tour, reaches African shores for their dbut Southern African tour. Acoustic Africa features Malian superstar Habib Koite whose transcendent voice and guitar has captivated audiences globally with South Africa's powerhouse singer-songwriter ...
eJazzRadio July 19-27 2009 - Playlist!
After two weeks away at Toronto Downtown Jazz, Montreal Jazz Festival and Quebec City Music Festival - we're back with a new show with plenty new sides. The Brenan Brothers, Dave Douglas, Bobby Broom, Chris Pasin, Frank Glover, Monterey Jazz Quartet, Laurence Hobgood, along with The Bad Plus, Kurt Elling, and Karin Allyson. Play eJazzRadio Now! ...
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic - Triassic Tour
From July 24 - 30, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, featuring founding member Roger Miller (of Mission of Burma), will be playing five East Coast shows in support of the recent 2-CD release Dawn of the Cycads on Cuneiform Records. This package contains their complete recordings plus unreleased material for the Boston-based Ace of Hearts Records (Mission ...
31st Annual Chicago Jazz Festival in Grant Park
The Chicago Jazz Festival, now in its fourth decade as one of the city's great free lakefront festivals, continues to be the place where a rich history meets innovative sound. The 31st Annual Chicago Jazz Festival, produced by the Mayor's Office of Special Events and programmed by the Jazz Institute of Chicago, is Sept. 4-6, 2009, ...
Luanda International Jazz Festival
Many in the African diaspora trace their rhythmic roots to Angola's drumming; from Friday 31 July to Sunday 2 August, this musical heritage returns to its source. Musicians from Brazil, Mozambique, South Africa and United States will descend on Cine Atlantico in Angola's capital city, Luanda, to participate in the launch of the Luanda International Jazz ...
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