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New Release: Lisa Engelken - Caravan
Lisa Engelken is trying to seduce you, and with her latest CD, she no doubt will succeed. Caravan takes us on a journey through the sometimes bumpy territory of love. The first tune, “We'll Be Together Again," starts as a sad goodbye between lovers but quickly kicks into an uptempo “see you later" - and so the ...
WGA in Tune with Composers
Film and TV composers and lyricists seeking to unionize have gotten the backing of the Writers Guild of America, as well as a handful of Hollywood heavyweights. The Assn. of Media Composers and Lyricists, as the group is now calling itself - and which hopes to become part of Teamsters Local 399 - will hold its ...
World Premiere of "Spark of Being," a New Multimedia Work by Dave Douglas and Bill Morrison, Presented by Stanford Lively Arts on April 24
Stanford Lively Arts will present the world premiere of “Spark of Being," a meditation on contemporary art, technology, and other themes through the lens of the Frankenstein story, from the jazz trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas and video/film artist Bill Morrison. Premiering on Saturday, April 24 at 8:00 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium, the multimedia production will combine the ...
Nicolas Cage's Bad Lieutenant Performance All Miles Davis's Fault
“I went on Dick Cavett many years ago and met Miles Davis. And I was talking about things like art synthesis and Picasso and you can do with acting what he did, or with music, and Miles came out and he got it, you know, he was looking at me, he gave me this, like--he nodded ...
The Mentones @ Will Jam for Food for the Valley Food Bank
Here comes an exceptional night of music and for a good cause! The Mentones are performing with Adam Chester, Spencer Ludwig Trio, and Fumosonic in a benefit for the Valley Food bank this Saturday night. There will also be video artists: Carly Short, and Joe Wein, and artist: Jeff Rosenfield.All proceeds go to the ...
Shirley Scott - "Queen of the Organ"
Jazz history is riddled with stories about the tragic consequences of drug use. But organist Shirley Scott was certainly the only jazz musician to succumb to the effects of a diet drug. Scott was born in Philadelphia in 1934. She played piano and trumpet before settling in at the Hammond B-3 organ. She was an admirer ...
Grateful Dead to Release CD/DVD Set
Grateful Dead Productions and Rhino Entertainment will release Grateful Dead: Crimson, White & Indigo, a 3 CD & 1 DVD set on April 20th. The DVD features their July 7th 1998 performance at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, PA and will premiere at theaters across the country in April. The 19 tracks on 3 CDs-all but one ...
Dead Air Trio Plus Dave Tohir and His Backbone
Got this from LA New Music: This Friday night some improvised magic will be happening in San Berdoo with the Dead Air Trio and Dave Tohir and his Backbone.Dead Air Trio is:Dan Clucas - trumpetJeremy Keller - guitarBrian Christopherson - drum setDave Tohir plays the backbone a feedback ...
