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Ken Watters Group @ Kokopelli's in Savannah, Georgia March 9-10
Ken Watters Group will perform at Kokpelli's in Savannah, GA on March 9 & 10. Showtime begins each night at 9PM. Kokopelli's website URL: http://www.kokopellisjazz.com Members include: Bryan Leitch - guitar Robert “Dig" Dickson - acoustic bass Marlon Patton - drums Ken Watters - trumpet / ...
Bella Sera Sunset Jazz Festival Arrives March 16-17
Tantalize the Senses at the Second Annual Bella Sera Sunset Jazz Festival on Jekyll Island Festival to Pair Timeless Jazz with Exceptional Wines for a Whirlwind Weekend Experience Jekyll Island, GA - March winds will reverberate with the sound and rhythm of jazz as Jekyll Island hosts the 2nd Annual Bella Sera Sunset Jazz Festival, March ...
Daysahead Explores Musical Landscape With Jazz-N-Roll
Given the band's name, it seems only natural that Daysahead was destined to carve out a musical genre. The Atlanta-based band has done so by blending their backgrounds in jazz, soul and rock and roll to create the distinctive sound they describe as “jazz-n-roll." “So many times in the music industry record company execs and critics ...
16-Station Georgia Public Broadcasting Network Expands Its Jazz Programming with Jazz Without Borders
Georgia Public Broadcasting is pleased to add another original program to its jazz line-up. Beginning October 7 veteran jazz journalist and publicist Mitchell Feldman will start producing and hosting “Jazz Without Borders" from the studios of WACG/ 90.7FM in Augusta each week from midnight Saturday until 3AM Saunday. This new show expands the stylistic and geographic ...
Roots Based Organization Future of Jazz Makes A Difference
Atlanta, GA--July 3, 2006-- The Future of Jazz is a roots based organization founded in February 2004 in Atlanta Georgia. The showcase evolved into a competition when Alonzo Craig, program director of The City of Atlanta's Office of Cultural Affairs needed a way to find the best local talent for Atlanta's Jazz Festival. Jazz dignitaries such ...
The Glenious Inner Planet is Reviewed by Jazz Chicago
JAZZ CHICAGOReview By: Brad Walseth The Glenious Inner Planet (Blue Bamboo Music) You don't hear many bands cover Dave Brubeck's gnarly “Blue Rondo a la Turk," (the variation here is titled “Blue Rondo a la Raad") but that's the case on bassist Glen Ackerman's new album The Glenious Inner Planet. Of course, I don't remember an ...
