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Guitar Talk with Jimmy Bruno on The AAJ Bulletin Board
Musician? If so, you're invited to join us this month on the All About Jazz bulletin board where world-renowned guitarist and educator Jimmy Bruno is talking jazz and fielding questions. Follow the thread, post a question, or say hello! About Jimmy Bruno Jimmy Bruno, born July 22, 1953 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is ...
Alex Wilson Boldly Goes Where No Salsero Has Gone Before
The UK's top latin piano man Alex Wilson and Aswad's legendary drummer Kenrick Rowe join forces. Their sizzling six piece collaboration Uplifting Roots at Soho's Pizza Express Jazz Club, 10 Dean Street, London, W1D 3RW from Wednesday 1 - Saturday 4 July. Expect an inspired tropical fusion of flavas, bursting with Latin fireworks, vivid, soul splitting ...
Radio & Records Magazine Goes out of Business
ALL ACCESS has confirmed that venerable trade publication R&R will close its doors, after 36 years, on FRIDAY (June 5th), which will mark the final issue. The R&R site has already been pulled down. Up to 40 employees are exiting, some sooner than later. Most of the chart information will be included in future editions of ...
Lounge Legend Butera, 81, Dies
Swing saxophonist played with Prima Sam Butera, whose saxophone kept the Strip swingin' for 50 years, died Wednesday in Las Vegas. He was 81. The Louis Prima band, with Butera as his saxophone sidekick, gave Las Vegas a distinctive sound and a freewheeling, all-night image when they made the Sahara lounge “The Wildest Show in Town" ...
Sam Butera, Former Louis Prima Saxophonist, Dies in Las Vegas at Age 81
Sam Butera, the hard-driving, hard-swinging New Orleans saxophonist who was Louis Prima's longtime musical partner, died Wednesday in Las Vegas following a long illness. He was 81. Mr. Butera joined Prima's band in 1954. With singer Keely Smith, they built one of the most popular acts in the golden age of Las Vegas. Mr. Butera cooked ...
Chicago Blues Legend Koko Taylor Dies at 80
Koko Taylor more than once said she hoped that when she died, it would be on stage, doing the thing she loved most: Singing the blues. She nearly got her wish. The Chicago musical icon died Wednesday at age 80 of complications from gastrointestinal surgery less than four weeks after her last performance, at the Blues ...
Motema Launches Live Performance Series at Concertino
Motema Music & Concertino Productions invite you to a very special evening of acoustic music on June 9th at the Concertino studio featuring the world premiere of the exciting new jazz/world music duo: Jana Herzen & Charnett Moffett Motema founder, president and recording artist Jana Herzen and Motma recording artist Charnett Moffett will proudly celebrate the ...
Rebeca Vallejo to Debut Euro-Latin Jazz at Zinc Bar, June 15th
Rebeca Vallejo brings her unique blend of flamenco, jazz, and Brazilian music to the Zinc Bar (82 West 3rd Street, between Thompson & Sullivan) with her CD EuroLatinJazz on June 15th at 7:30PM. Born into a family of singers in Madrid, Spain, Rebeca was immediately immersed in the rich musical language of flamenco, hand in hand ...
