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New Art Book by Photographer Ron Hudson: "Right Down Front" Celebrates Jazz Legends
Right Down Front Ron Hudson-Jazz Images, a new book of jazz portraits by Seattle photographer Ron Hudson, is scheduled for release at Borders Books at the 50th annual Monterey Jazz Festival September 21. The 144-page hardcover book is a collection of intimate portraits taken by a gifted photojournalist who documented hundreds of jazz legends across America ...
AllAboutJazz-New York August 2007 Issue Now Available
One of the things we at AllAboutJazz-New York are most proud of is the breadth of our coverage. Of course much of it is determined by what folks happen to be playing in our fair city during the month but we take great pains to ensure equality and eclecticism, not just in our features but also ...
Traps Covers It All: Third Issue Features Unpublished Material on John Bonham Plus Soul-Jazz Pioneer Idris Muhammad and Conga Legend Candido Camero
Enter Music Publishing, publishers of diverse, drum/percussion magazines worldwide, has released Traps Issue Three, its first rock cover story, on Zepellin's John Bonham. Brilliantly organized into eight “chapters" by Traps editor, Andy Doerschuk, this 25-page tribute to Bonzo is proof once again that Traps is committed to its editorial mission: covering 'The Art of Druming" in ...
Monterey Jazz Festival Releases the Art of Jazz: Monterey Jazz Festival / 50 Years
The Monterey Jazz Festival, a leader in jazz education since 1958, is pleased to announce the release of “The Art of Jazz: Monterey Jazz Festival / 50 Years," a celebratory coffee-table sized book which captures the MJF experience through posters, program covers, and exclusive photographs dating back to 1958. “The Art of Jazz: Monterey Jazz Festival ...
AllAboutJazz-New York July 2007 Issue Now Available
It's hot. You're tired. Vision and JVC wore you out last month. The air conditioning seems particularly nice right now. And what's that you say? There's nothing going on in July, that's why the kids are in camp and everyone else is in the Hamptons. Please. The only difference that comes with the seasons in New ...
Remembering America's Forgotten Music Legends and Greatest Singers and Entertainers
REMEMBERING AMERICA'S FORGOTTEN MUSIC LEGENDS AND GREATEST SINGERS AND ENTERTAINERS. A NEW BOOK ON JAZZ: “BEST MUSICIANS, SINGERS, ALBUMS AND ENTERTAINMENT PERSONALITIES OF THE 19TH, 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES." IS A MUST READ BOOK!! THE WORLD OF SHOWBIZ IS UNMERCIFUL! YOU BET! The world of showbiz, including Jazz, Pop, Rock “N" Roll and Broadway is unmerciful. ...
'ASR Records Artist, Chris Burnett Co-Featured on Cover of Jazz Ambassador Magazine
The June/July 2007 edition of Jazz Ambassador Magazine (JAM) contains a feature article about 'ASR Records Artist, Chris Burnett. Jazz Ambassador Magazine is undertaking a series of feature articles about Kansas City based saxophone artists of note. “It hit me like a meteor while the last JAM went to press that the ranks of classy saxophonists ...
Traps Magazine Swings to Success, Resulting in 57% Newsstand Sales and Expanded Distribution with Borders
San Jose, CA - Enter Music Publishing, publishers of diverse drum/percussion magazines worldwide, has experienced tremendous success with Traps Magazine (www.trapsmagazine.com). Referred to as the magazine that covers “The Art of Drumming" TRAPS premiere issue sold at a highly efficient rate of 57% on newsstands in the United States and abroad. As a result of this ...
AllAboutJazz-New York June 2007 Issue Now Available
Welcome to the rat race known as New York City summer festival season. They are seemingly all over the place, from JVC to Vision to all sorts of smaller entities throughout the city. It's funny to think that this much music would be a dream for so many people, some of whom even make special trips ...
Chasin' the Bird...Charlie Parker Biography Now in Paperback
CHASIN' THE BIRD The Life & Legacy of Charlie Parker By Brian Priestley Anyone with a passing interest in Jazz knows that Charlie “YardBird" Parker is one of the most influential musicians of the genre. As a saxophonist who played with blinding speed and displayed a brilliant improvisational style, he founded the ...
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