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News: Music Industry

Weekend Extra: Butch Warren

June 1, 2008

Butch Warren played was a fixture on Blue Note albums in the 1960s. One of the bright young bassists of his generation, he recorded with Herbie Hancock, Dexter Gordon, Jackie McLean, Thelonious Monk and others. Then he disappeared. Reporting for MSNBC, Antoine Sanfuentes found Warren, traced his success, downward trajectory and attempt to re-etablish his career. The piece ...

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News: Event

Chicago Music Behind Closed Doors

June 1, 2008

Practice Makes for Perfect Lunchtime Concert Idea Curiosity about what was going on “behind closed doors" was the inspiration for Saturdays free “Hidden Talent" concert at Chicago's Harold Washington Library. Turns out, since it opened in 1991, the library has offered six practice rooms and a chamber room -- free of charge -- to musicians seeking ...

News: Recording

Aimee Mann Album

June 1, 2008

Aimee Mann Aimee Mann has collaborated with critically acclaimed visual artist Gary Taxali on her seventh solo release @#%&! Smilers, to be released on June 3, 2008 on her own SuperEgo Records. Taxali has contributed 17 original illustrations for the packaging of the CD, art directed by Aimee Mann and Gail Marowitz, and designed by Marowitz ...

News: Recording

Apollo Sunshine To Release Shall Noise Upon September 2

June 1, 2008

Apollo Sunshine Apollo Sunshine, the trio who've already wooed Beantown with their virtuosic instrumental talents, will be releasing their third full-length, Shall Noise Upon, this September 2 on Headless Heroes (but for those who can't wait/never-learned-or-have-forgotten-how- to-play-CDs, vinyl and digital will be coming out August 5!). The album was ...

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News: Event

Jay Soto Kicks Off the 1st Annual "Night of Jazz and Fashion by the Sea Benefit Concert" for Children with HIV/Aids and Pediatric Aids Research

June 1, 2008

Nu Groove Records Jazz recording artist Jay Soto will help kick off the first annual “Night of Jazz and Fashion by the Sea Benefit Concert" for children with HIV/AIDS and Pediatric AIDS Research. Jay Soto is a guitarist, songwriter, engineer and producer whose first single, Slammin', became a smash hit and reached #2 on the coveted, ...

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News: Recording

New CD Release by Walter Duda

June 1, 2008

Notes From The Coast is the latest release by pianist and composer Walter Duda, who has achieved significant radio air play of his music world wide. The CD contains all original compositions and was produced in New York City by Jeff Jones (Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Dr. John). Featured musicians include bassist Will Lee ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Randy Ingram Piano Trio @ Cornelia Street Cafe, Sunday, June 8

May 31, 2008

What: Randy Ingram Trio @ Cornelia Street Cafe When: Sunday, June 8, 8:30 and 10:00pm Who: Randy Ingram, Piano, Matt Clohesy, Bass, Jochen Ruckert, Drums Where: Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia Street, New York, NY 10014, (212) 989-9319 How Much: $10, one drink Minimum Randy Ingram is a ...

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News: Recording

Usher Closing in on No. 1 Album Debut

May 31, 2008

Usher's Here I Stand continues to charge its way towards a No. 1 debut on next week's Billboard 200 album chart, as it will once again lead Nielsen SoundScan's Building chart when it is released later today (May 30). Unweighted sales of Stand through the close of business Thursday (May 29) were 267,000. Depending on weekend ...

News: TV / Film

Redford on Pollack

May 31, 2008

Redford on Pollack Candid Views How Wall Street has Changed Hollywood. Director Sydney Pollack had a special relationship with star Robert Redford, whom he directed in seven films including Out of Africa, The Way We Were, and Three Days of the Condor. Redford spoke about his old friend, who died Monday of ...

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News: Obituary

Al Gallico Music Publisher N.Y., Nashville Dies

May 31, 2008

Al Gallico, 88, an influential music publisher whose firm's copyrights included “Stand By Your Man," “Time of the Season" and “House of the Rising Sun," died of cardiac arrest and pulmonary disease May 15 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Services were Wednesday in Los Angeles. Al Gallico, one of the leading independent country music ...