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Announcing the Winners of the "James Moody - Moody 4B" Giveaway
Richard Brandt, Thomas Inglis, Lance Saltzman, T.M. Scruggs and Leroy Smith, Congratulations! You're the lucky winners of the IPO Recordings “James Moody—Moody 4B“ giveaway. All About Jazz will contact you about claiming your prize. We'd like to thank everyone who participated in the contest and please visit IPO Recordings for more releases. Enjoy the music! Your ...
Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes: Double Portrait
by Dan Bilawsky
Many people believe that married couples have a telepathic connection. This recording puts that theory to the test, with two of the most important pianists in jazz today--who also happen to be husband and wife--sitting down for a duo piano recital. Charlap's own work with drummer Kenny Washington and bassist Peter Washington has ...
B.J. Jansen and T.C. The 3rd to Release New Album on ARC
B.J. Jansen and T.C. the 3rd have collaborated on a new album featuring the Uptown Jazz Collective on Artists Recording Collective. The new release, She Do What She Do (ARC-2260), features original compositions, standards as well as spoken word performances. Jansen and T.C. have dedicated She Do What She Do to the memories of Trudy Pitts ...
Moody 4B
By James Moody
Label: IPO Recordings
Released: 2010
Track listing: Take the A Train; Hot House; Speak Low; Polka Dots & Moonbeams; I
Love You; O.P. Update; Nikara's Song; Along Came Betty; But Not For
Me.
Moody's from Heaven
Anyone who has experienced the joy of hearing the great NEA Jazz Master James Moody's hilarious turnaround on the old Tin Pan Alley tune “Pennie's From Heaven," which he re-cast as “Bennie's From Heaven" can appreciate that this fabulous man has ascended on a one-way ticket to heaven. While it is with great sorrow that we ...
James Moody (1925-2010)
James Moody, a bebop pioneer and seductive improviser whose mischievous sense of humor masked a highly serious and industrious saxophonist, flutist, composer and arranger, died Thursday in San Diego. He was 85. [Photo of James Moody at the 2007 Monterey Jazz Festival by Paul Slaughter] Moody embodied the entire history of post-war jazz, beginning with his ...
James Moody, 1925-2010
You'd think having the title NEA Jazz Master, a fistful of Grammy nominations, and a 70th birthday party at the Blue Note might be ample reason to slow down, but James Moody was as active in the first decade of the 21st century as he was for more than half of the 20th century. I first ...
A Jazz Giant Passes: James Moody, 1925-2010
James Moody, an international jazz star since 1949 and a San Diego resident since 1989, has played his last refrain. An acclaimed saxophonist, flutist, composer and band leader for 60 of his 85 years, Mr. Moody died Thursday at 1:07 p.m. at the San Diego Hospice, according to his wife, San Diego Realtor Linda McGowan Moody, ...
James Moody, 1925-2010
We knew it was coming. That doesn't make it easier. James Moody died this afternoon of the pancreatic cancer he had known about for nearly a year but did not make public untilNovember. He was 85. Moody was in hospice in San Diego, his hometown for many years. His wife Linda was by his side, as ...
Enter the IPO "James Moody - Moody 4B" Giveaway Contest
All About Jazz members are invited to enter the IPO “James Moody—Moody 4B“ giveaway contest starting today. We'll select FIVE winners at the conclusion of the contest on December 28th.Click here to enter the contest (Following James Moody at AAJ automatically enters you in the contest.) Good luck! Your Friends at IPO Recordings About Moody 4B ...
