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Jimi Hendrix: Nobody Cages Me!
New book shows how Jimi's music expanded deep into other genres besides Rock 40 Yrs. After his death, Jimi's influence is still felt! Augusta, GA—From author Corey Washington comes a book for die hard Hendrix fans, those sitting on the fence, and outsiders looking in. Forty years after Jimi's untimely death (Sept. 18th, 1970), Nobody Cages ...
Book Review - Warning Shadows - Home Alone with Classic Cinema - By Gary Giddins
Scratch a film critic, and you're likely to find a jazz buff. That the opposite is also true was suggested as far back as the 1930s by Otis Ferguson, the startlingly prescient critic who covered jazz, when it was a genuinely popular art, along with Hollywood movies, then entering their classical phase, for The New Republic. ...
Brad Mehldau: Coltrane, Jimi Hendrix, Beethoven and God
Coltrane, Jimi Hendrix, Beethoven and God I have written an article for the new magazine, The Scope. The Scope is an internationally distributed English language magazine with writing that focuses on travel, environment, geopolitics, arts and culture. The graphic design of the magazine and the photography are beautiful and other contributors to the magazine so far ...
Esteban Sehinkman: The Real Book Argentina
Esteban Sehinkman is one of the great forces on the Buenos Aires scene. His Real Book Argentina has gathered compositions by 194 (and counting!) Argentine and Uruguayan musicians. His studio, Corrientes 2014, hosts underground concerts by some of the city's best musicians. He plays keyboards on Guillermo Klein's Domador de Huellas. And he leads the funktastic ...
Have You Ever Wanted to Give Another Living Creature a Second Chance at Life?
From All About Jazz Senior Editor Chris M. Slawecki “It's one of the most challenging things I've ever done, but certainly one of the most rewarding," words spoken by an adopter of a puppy mill breeder dog in one of many journeys shared through Puppy Mill Dogs SPEAK! Happy Stories and Helpful Advice, written by Christine ...
Aural History
For fans of Miles Davis's legendary 1959 record, and for jazz fans in general, Ashley Kahn's Kind of Blue: The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece is a compelling read. It's an insider's look at people involved in the recording of this most popular of jazz records, including never-before-seen session photos. Kahn provides some historical context ...
Late Summer Reading on Music, Marketing and Entrepreneurship from Prohiphop's Clyde Smith
As part of our summer series of reading lists from industry leaders Clyde Smith of ProHipHop and Hip Hop Press shares his late summer choices. I'd like to share four books with you that I find of interest and I think will be well worth reading for anyone who likes to think deeply and act on ...
August Online Edition of Jazz & Blues Florida Posted
This month's edition features the following performers who are appearing live in Florida during August: Jamie Ousley—WINNING SPIN CD REVIEW Boogie Woogie Fest with Piano Bob, Ann Rabson, Joe Krown, John Gros, Eden Brent, Mike Hood, Motel Mel Joe “Survival" Caruso Mac Arnold and Plate Full o' Blues Maria Rivas Nicole Henry ...
Carei F. Thomas' New Book - "Compositions and Concepts"
About Compositions and Concepts by Carei F. Thomas I love composing, performing and sharing out of the midst of living and align myself with a cause and effect philosophy, exemplifying process and product as one and concluding the journey and destination are the same. There have been many stages in my development with my compositions ...
Boomerang: Comic Novel Features Jazz Musicians
Boomerang is a comic novel of international intrigue with two down on their luck jazz musicians as its inadvertent heroes. Ted Hogwood is a former NBA power forward who desperately needs to get his Gibson L5-CES guitar out of hock and Jerry Kwiatkowski, a disciple of Jimmy Smith, is just desperate for some rent money, not ...
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