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'Rambling Boy': Haden's Musical Homecoming
Bassist Charlie Haden is known as a great jazz musician, but his lineage is all country: Growing up, he performed alongside his brothers and sister in the Haden Family Band, a country group led by his parents, Carl and Virginia. The group's music played on radio stations in the South and Midwest, and on the family's ...
Saxophonist John Richmond Interviewed at AAJ
When he originated the Monday night jazz series at The Turning Point Cafe in October of 2007, tenor and soprano saxophonist John Richmond created a space where mature jazz artists can play in the company of stylistically compatible peers. Distractions like theme-oriented programming, promotional gimmicks, or hoopla of any kind are conspicuously absent. There's a refreshing ...
NYC Radio Morning Jock, Jeff Foxx, Readies His Debut Artist CD
Jeff Foxx, 98.7 KISS FMs(WRKS-FM) veteran, on-air morning personality, is set to turn heads with the imminent release of his own artist CD titled, Jeff Foxx. Known for the past 18 years as one of New York Citys morning radio market leaders, Foxx will soon be jockeying for airplay on the very station (among others) over ...
Creative Differences Baltimore - Fall 2008
The award winning concert series CREATIVE DIFFERENCES returns with its Fall season next week. The series opens with two exclusive US performances by the tenor sax giant David Murray. WED 1 OCTOBER DAVID MURRAY BLACK SAINT QUARTET David Murray - tenor saxophone & bass clarinet Lafayette Gilchrist - piano
White House Opposes Expanded DOJ Copyright Enforcement
Intellectual Property The Bush administration is opposing sweeping legislation granting it the ability to prosecute civil cases of copyright infringement. The legislation, backed by Hollywood, labor unions and manufacturers, sailed through the Senate Judiciary Committee, 14-4, on Sept. 11. In a letter to Sens. Patrick Leahy and Arlen Specter, who were among the ...
Doom Jazz to Bring New Twist to Old Music
The University of Massachusetts Fine Arts Center will kick off its seventh Solos & Duos Series Thursday night with Doom Jazz: A Duo with Bobby Previte and Jamie Saft. Previte and Saft take traditional jazz rhythms, slow them down, and blend them flawlessly with dark black metal tones using an electric bass and an ominous sounding ...
The Firefly of Ann Arbor Showcases Albion College Jazz Ensemble
After completing their “Southern Tour” and performing on a Royal Caribbean cruise to the Bahamas last spring, the Jazz Ensemble heads for Ann Arbor on Monday, Sept 29, to The Firefly Club, located at 637 S. Main in Ann Arbor. Voted by Downbeat magazine as one of the 100 Great Jazz Clubs of the World in ...
Dave Holland: At Sprague, Sextet Hits the Spot for Jazz
Not too often does the audience at a jazz concert applaud with such persistent determination to force the performers back on stage for an encore, even against their will. But such was the case when the Dave Holland Sextet hit the stage Sunday night in Sprague Hall. Led by renowned acoustic bassist Dave Holland, the Sextet ...
Debut Release from Subject2change
Subject2change (Trevor Coleman - keyboards and trumpet, Rob Burns - bass, Paul McLennon-Kissel - drums, Dr Dan Bendrups - trombone, Dave Harrison - guitar, Nick Cornish - saxophone) is a jazz fusion ensemble of international standard hailing from the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Individually they're impressive and diverse, collectively they're producing some of the finest ...
Songwriters Submit Agreement to Copyright Royalty Board
Songwriters, record labels, and webcasters have reached an agreement on mechanical royalties for songs played on web radio services. However, the disastrous" performance royalty that threatens to drive Pandora and other webcasters out of business remains in effect. Webcasters will pay 10.5 percent of their revenue to songwriters and publishers minus any performance royalties already being ...


