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Journey Rejuvenated
By: Dennis Cook Journey Journey makes great rock 'n' roll, and they've been doing it since 1973. There's a contingency that snickers and belittles enthusiasm for this band that's become a punchline in Will Ferrell movies. But, in order for that punchline to work one should be aware of the worldwide cultural presence these guys have ...
Instant Access to Jazz Near You
All About Jazz has added a quick and convenient way for you to access local jazz venues, festivals, radio stations, schools, teachers, musicians, and so on. Just click the Locate!" dropdown and make your selection. MY AAJ members will see results within the specified miles set in their profile. If you are not a MY AAJ ...
Latin Music USA: A Multi-Media Event Premieres on PBS
From Latin Jazz and Mambo to Salsa, Tejano, Chicano Rock, Latin pop, and Reggaeton, Latin Music USA tells the story of the rise of new American music forged from powerful Latin roots and reveals the often overlooked influence of Latin music on Jazz, Hip Hop, Rhythm and Blues and Rock and Roll - and on all ...
Jazz Festival Comes to Harare, Zimbabwe
The popular annual Winter Jazz Festival will start in the capital on Wednesday, Radio VOP can reveal. The annual bash had been postponed due to the presidential run-off between President Robert Mugabe and MDC leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, which was finally held last month on June 27. The Winter Jazz Festival will begin in Harare on Wednesday ...
Justin Time Records Celebrates 25 Years
The Montreal-based record label Justin Time Records first recording was inspired by a particularly swinging evening at local jazz club. It was there that founder Jim West first heard the Oliver Jones Trio, immediately sensing they should be recorded. It was, shortly thereafter, and Justin Time Records was born. Named for West's then infant son, the ...
Capitol Records Underground Protected
Saga of Capitol Records Los Angeles Approves Condo Next to Capitol Records With Provisions to Protect Underground Studios The city of Los Angeles has approved the building of a new development near the famed Capitol Records building. However, the planned condominium building must provide measures ensuring the recording studios underneath the building are not ...
Trombonist Ralph Hutchinson Passes at 83
Ralph Hutchinson was one of 'Best Trombone Players Milwaukee Ever Had'. Hutchinson crossed an ocean to find the music he loved, coming to America to be a jazz musician. Home was in northern England, in a coal-mining town called Newcastle-on-Tyne. He heard the music as a youngster, listening to a battery-powered radio. Later, the ...
Hoagy Carmichael is Muralized in Richmond In
Mural of Hoagy Carmichael unveiled in Richmond. A large mural of jazz legend Hoagy Carmichael has been dedicated in Richmond, where the Stardust" composer first recorded. About 50 onlookers, including Carmichael's 67-year-old son Randy Carmichael, watched Saturday as the mural on the side of the Readmore building was unveiled in the eastern Indiana city. Carmichael, who ...
Jass Bassist James Last Honorary Senator of Hochschule Germany
James Last Honored with Degree of Senator The former bass player and world-renowned pop big band leader James (originally Hans) Last will become honorary senator of the Hochschule fr Knste (University of the Arts) in his hometown of Bremen, Germany, next year as a tribute honoring his 80th birthday. In the 1950s Last had been an ...
Wynton Marsalis Explores Fort Worth Bass Hall
Wynton Marsalis goes exploring with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra at Bass Hall FORT WORTH - What a difference eight years make. When Wynton Marsalis played Bass Performance Hall in 2000 with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, he treated jazz as a museum object - something to be revered but not touched. But a far ...

