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News: Performance / Tour

The Jazz Bakery is Moving

May 28, 2009

The Scott Colley Quarter plays the final weekend at the Culver City famed Jazz Bakery. Ace bassist Colley (Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheney), terrific trumpeter Alessi (Charlie Haden), primo pianist Hays (Joe Henderson, Roy Haynes) and Wayne Shorters spectacular drummer Blade world-class leaders all -- collect for four nights of absolutely unbridled improvisation! Not to be missed! ...

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News: Festival

Wine, Jazz & Moonlight at Hollywood & Highland Center

May 28, 2009

Wine, Jazz & Moonlight at Hollywood & Highland Center Tuesday evenings in June, July and August 2009 from 7-9pm in the Central Courtyard Join Hollywood & Highland Center and KJAZZ 88.1 FM for the 6th annual Wine, Jazz & Moonlight series. Enjoy free concerts by some of the country's top jazz performers every Tuesday from 7 ...

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News: Festival

BuFest This Weekend in Malibu

May 28, 2009

BuFest, Malibu's own music festival, brings more than 70 acts to the Paramount Ranch for two days of indie, '90s rock survivalists and a bit of reggae. Headliners are Unwritten Law, Reel Big Fish and Eve 6, along with Pato Banton and Eek-A-Mouse. Paramount Ranch, 2903 Cornell Road. 11 a.m. Sat. and Sun. $35 for one ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Fleetwood Mac at Anaheim's Honda Center

May 25, 2009

The band, still potent although a bit weather-worn and missing Christine McVie, revisits 'Rumours' and 'Tusk' during a sprawling show. Fleetwood Mac, the American-British powerhouse behind one of the bestselling albums of all time, is rock's greatest example of the good gained from ignoring every bit of sage advice known to humans about love and relationships. ...

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News: Music Industry

Sly Stone Interviewed on KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic

May 25, 2009

Sly Stone Interviewed on KCRW: Discusses Doris Day, Terry Melcher, Charles Manson and “Que Sera Sera." Sly Stone was interviewed by Chris Douridas on Morning Becomes Eclectic this morning, and though there were a few missed opportunities -- we want to know about his archives and unreleased stuff, and didn't think it necessary to dwell so ...

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News: Obituary

Natalie Cole Loses Sister to Cancer

May 24, 2009

Cole had her kidney transplant surgery, while her sister was dying. Natalie Cole had successful surgery, but lost her older sister to cancer. While Natalie Cole was having a life saving kidney transplant surgery earlier this week, her older sister died, according to the New York Post. Carole Cookie Coles cause of death was not reported, ...

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News: Festival

UCLA Jazz Reggae Festival

May 23, 2009

A two-day blowout of acts showcasing jazz, hip-hop, Reggae and Caribbean music. Headliners include Erykah Badu, Mavado, Leela James, De La Soul and many more. Enjoy Memorial weekend full of all kinds of jazz on the beautifull Bruin Campus. UCLA Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles Sun.-Mon., Noon. $25. (310) 206-0747. With ...

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News: Obituary

Carol Cole Daughter of Nat King Cole Dies

May 22, 2009

Carol Cole, 65, sister of Natalie, had been in charge of their father's estate and recordings and had recently overseen production of Re: Generations. The collection released in February of Cole's recordings remixed in a variety of new R&B, hip-hop, Latin and rock treatments. She also had been a stage, TV and screen actress in the ...

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News: Music Industry

Self-Defense Claimed in Rapper Dolla's Killing

May 22, 2009

Aubrey Louis Berry appeared in court Wednesday in the killing of Dolla, the stage name of Roderick Anthony Burton II. After an earlier dispute at an Atlanta strip club, the accused felt threatened in a random encounter in L.A., his defense attorney says. The attorney for an Atlanta man accused of killing rapper Dolla earlier this ...

News: Performance / Tour

The Allman Brothers at the Greek Theatre

May 22, 2009

Given the excesses, indulgences and shifting tastes that come with the job, rock bands aren't generally around long enough to stage 40th anniversary tours, and if they are, it seldom amounts to more than a self-congratulatory tribute concert night after night. Yet somehow these rules didn't apply to the Allman Brothers at the Greek Theatre on ...