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Incognito Leader Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick Interviewed at AAJ
What is in a song? Why is it that we connect to music? These are questions that the founder of Incognito, Jean-Paul Bluey" Maunick has asked himself for the past several years. The UK-based band has returned with the release of Tales from the Beach (Heads Up, 2008). There are many layers to the Incognito's music, ...
Jazz-Rock Legend Larry Coryell Pioneered the Form Whose Time Has Come
IN the mid-1960s, jazz-rock was a scary term," not only for audiences but also for the musicians who played it. At that time, even the people who were creating that genre like myself, just felt like -- because it had never been done before -- felt it might have a pejorative connotation," says jazz guitar legend ...
Little Feat Reaches Historic Heights in Chart Debut
Forty years into an iconic career that has produced dozens of timeless rock classics, legions of fans through continued touring and generations of admiring musical peers, Little Feat has come roaring back up the pop charts with the release of Little Feat & Friends: Join The Band which debuted this week on the Billboard Top 200 ...
Musicmasters Label Brings Unearthed "Satchmo" Recordings
Jazz Legend Louis Armstrong, King of Swing" Benny Goodman and Others Get Digital Treatment Courtesy of Pact Fans of iconic jazz legend Louis Armstrong can now purchase newly discovered recordings from hundreds of digital retail stores courtesy of a new deal between Musical Heritage Society's MusicMasters label, a premier specialty label, and The Orchard, a global ...
Pete Malinverni's Solo Piano Performance at River Cafe
Don't miss this opportunity to catch one of six solo piano performances by one of New York's most inventive composers, Pete Malinverni. Pete will perform at The River Cafe, one of the most popular restaurants in NYC, which offers the best view in New York, of Lower Manhattan and the East River, including the Statue of ...
B.J. Jansen & Conjura to be Featured on George Jazz FM, New Zealand
Jazz host and Program Director, Mark Robinson, has placed The Movement Vol. 1 in heavy rotation on George Jazz FM in New Zealand. B.J. Jansen's new release The Movement Vol. 1" will be featured on Jazz Host, Andy Hardy's next four shows beginning with show 28. This show will air on Monday September 8, 2008 and ...
Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra at Lincoln Center in October
The Clayton- Hamilton Jazz Orchestra led by Jeff Hamilton, John and Jeff Clayton will be performing at Jazz at Lincoln Center from 10/23/08 through 10/25/08! With a ticket for this show you also have access to a pre-concert lecture provided by trumpeter, Sean Jones on the music of the big band and its significance in jazz. ...
Rebecca Martin and Kate McGarry: Two Appealing Blends of Jazz and Folk
Both Rebecca Martin and Kate McGarry are native New Englanders in their 40s, and both create exceptionally appealing blends of folk and jazz in their new albums. Yet thanks to their contrasting voices and arrangements, Ms. McGarry's If Less Is More . . . Nothing Is Everything" (Palmetto) and Ms. Martin's The Growing Season" (Sunnyside) take ...
National Endowment for the Arts to Honor 2009 NEA Jazz Masters at Awards Ceremony & Concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center
Events also include pre-concert conversation with 2009 NEA Jazz Masters Washington, DC - The National Endowment for the Arts will sponsor its annual NEA Jazz Masters Awards Ceremony & Concert on October 17, 2008, at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. The event will begin at 8 p.m. in Rose Theater at Frederick P. ...
Clea Bradford, 67; Jazz Singer Was Known for Her Versatility
Clea Bradford, 67, a versatile jazz singer who toured the Soviet Union with Earl Fatha" Hines and recorded with Clark Terry in the 1960s, died Aug. 19 of complications from breast cancer at Holy Cross Hospital. She lived in Silver Spring. Ms. Bradford, who settled into a second career as a voice coach in the Washington ...


