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News: Music Industry

How We Forgot the City of Jazz and Jambalaya

August 25, 2008

Three years after Hurricane Katrina, the world's media has lost sight of the ongoing misery in New Orleans. Richard Holledge picks up the story Anyone hungry for the big news story might be underwhelmed by a newspaper announcing that it was restoring the ratings for restaurant reviews. But that was “a big deal" for The Times-Picayune, ...

News: Performance / Tour

Seats Still Available for Freddy Cole Special Engagement End of Summer Concert

August 25, 2008

The OC Pavilion has limited seats still available for jazz great Freddy Cole's special engagement end of summer concert on August 29 at 8 PM. Lionel Frederick Cole was born on October 15, 1931, the youngest of Edward and Paulina Nancy Cole's five children. His three elder brothers, Eddie, Ike and Nat (twelve years Freddy's senior) ...

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News: Event

Santa Monica Jazz on the Lawn Sunday

August 24, 2008

Jazz on the Lawn Presents Great Local Talent, Right at Home Russ Mullen and the Jazz Associates are taking the stage Sunday, August 24, at 5 pm on the lawn in front of City Hall for Jazz on the Lawn's fourth fun-filled evening of jazz this summer. Russ Mullen has not only excelled as a musician, ...

News: Festival

Jazz Classical Music in Sedona and Beyond

August 24, 2008

The cream-colored cliffs and vermilion spires of Sedona will reverberate with classical music and jazz as the Red Rocks Music Festival opens Saturday and continues through Aug. 31. Typically, summer music festivals are staged in a beautiful area with cooler weather. Sedona is so unique and beautiful, even if it isn't quite as cool as other ...

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News: Festival

Moroccoan Music Festivals Liberate Feet, Minds

August 24, 2008

Casablanca, Morocco -- This is an overwhelmingly Muslim country, but you wouldn't know it from the music festivals. The Casablanca festival turns the commercial capital into an urban Woodstock, with masses of young people clogging the mosque-filled streets and partying to the pulse of hip-hop, rock, pop and Arabic music. An estimated 2 million ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Sten Hostfalt & Blaise Siwula Live at Otto's NYC

August 24, 2008

LIVE IN CONCERT at Otto's Shrunken Head NYC Saturday AUGUST 30 at 7 pm ( no cover ) STEN HOSTFALT - guitar BLAISE SIWULA - saxophone Appearing together regularly on the NYC scene since Dec ...

News: Festival

Detroit & Philadelphia: A Brotherhood of Bassists

August 24, 2008

What do many of the best in jazz history have in common? Ties to Detroit and Philadelphia If it weren't for Detroit and Philadelphia, the history of modern jazz would be a lot shorter and a lot less hip. These two meccas are so similar in substance, style and the sheer number of musicians that rose ...

News: Festival

Venerable Chicago Jazz Fest at Crossroads

August 24, 2008

On paper, at least, it looks spectacular: Seven nights of top-notch jazz--mostly for free--with giants such as Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Dee Dee Bridgewater performing for thousands in front of Chicago's glittering skyline. But as the Chicago Jazz Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary this week, the event stands at a turning point. As the oldest ...

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News: Award / Grant

OK|OK Wins Reel 13 Short Film Competition on Thirteen/WNET

August 23, 2008

ok|ok, the New York-based avant/experimental/pop group consisting of Kyoko Kitamura on voice, Michael McGinnis on clarinet/bass clarinet, Khabu Doug Young on guitar, and Tony Moreno on drums, along with collaborator and the Japanese animator duo PECKS, has just won the Reel 13 Short competition for this week for their animated music video “Hunt" hosted by THIRTEEN/WNET. ...

News: Performance / Tour

Freddie Hubbard: Back to Brilliance

August 23, 2008

Injury-hit trumpeter Freddie Hubbard returns with a new sound, finds Martin Gayford “I've experienced a lot," reflects Freddie Hubbard, “and I'm very happy still to be alive and to appreciate this music." Indeed, he's been through the most extreme highs and lows a trumpeter can experience. No brass virtuoso in jazz has played with such swagger ...