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News: Birthday

Jazz Musician of the Day: Joanna Pascale

February 25, 2010

All About Jazz is celebrating Joanna Pascale's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Joanna PascaleSince emerging onto Philadelphia\'s jazz scene, vocalist Joanna Pascale has established herself as a compelling and skilled vocalist. At just 24 years old Joanna already has a working repertoire of over 400 songs... more ...

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News: Recording

Sienna: A Fusion of Dreamy Electronica-Nujazz with an Oriental Twist

February 24, 2010

Norway-based female solo artist, composer, keyboardist and singer from Kyoto Japan, SIENNA, is back in daylight to display the brandnew album “Essence" next to the 2 earlier releases. Since her debut in 2005, she has gained underground status due to her unique cultural background and original approach to the modern electronica genre. She takes multiple music ...

News: Performance / Tour

The Vinson Valega Group Performs at Smalls Jazz Club in NYC in Celebration of Their New Release Biophilia on February 26th, 2010

February 24, 2010

Drummer/Composer Vinson Valega will be performing with his Group at Smalls in NYC on February 26th, 2010 in celebration of his new CD release titled “Biophilia" (Consilience Productions) - Set Time: 7:30 to 9:15. The Vinson Valega Group Vinson Valega - Drums Anton Denner - Alto Sax Chris Bacas - Tenor Sax Mike Fahn - Trombone ...

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News: Recording

Bassists Ron Brendle and Mike Holstein Release "Rhizome"

February 24, 2010

Adventurous music from two acoustic basses is the latest offering from LoNote Records. Bassists Mike Holstein and Ron Brendle have been working as a duo since 2005 when they first played at the Jazz Composer's Forum in Asheville, NC. Both musicians, who have worked individually as sidemen with many jazz musicians of note, bring a set ...

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News: Recording

Jack Prybylski Takes the Music "Out of the Box" with New Release

February 24, 2010

Buffalo, NY -- What do you get when you combine elements of trance, steeped in generous portions of rhythm with a heat-infused saxophone that is masterfully caressed by one very bad cat? You get a pass on a very trippy vibe that some might say is “Out of the Box." Produced by Four 80 East (one ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Angelique Kidjo Friday, March 26 at Town Hall Celebrating the Release of Her New CD "Oyo"

February 24, 2010

The Town Hall (123 West 43rd Street), Times Square's landmark concert venue, is pleased to present ANGELIQUE KIDJO on Friday March 26 at 8:00PM. This concert celebrates her new CD OYO, to be released at the end of March 2010. Ms. Kidjo will perform selections from her new CD OYO and also past favorites. Tickets are ...

News: Performance / Tour

Jazz Has a Swanky New Address - The Palio Bar

February 24, 2010

"....the most elegant bar in midtown." - Zagat The bar with the famous red mural named after a horse race in Italy is back! After an absence of a few years, Michael Cetrulo has reopened this location and named the bar Palio and the upstairs dining room Piano Due. While the bar area remains ...

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News: Recording

Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabete, "Ali and Toumani"

February 24, 2010

Ali and Toumani contains the final recordings made by a pair of master musicians: the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Tour, who died in 2006, and the Cuban bassist Orlando “Cachato" Lopez, who died last year. But this 11-track album -- the second collection of collaborations by Tour and the Malian kora player Toumani Diabet -- doesn't ...

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News: Recording

1930s Recordings Preserve Haiti's Cultural Wealth

February 24, 2010

At 21, Alan Lomax went to Haiti and recorded its citizens making music - songs about Voodoo, carnival politics, children's games and the first airplanes crisscrossing its Caribbean skies in the late 1930s. He preserved the sounds on aluminum discs for the Library of Congress, but they were largely forgotten for seven decades as they ...

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News: Technology

The Fate of a Format: Will MusicDNA Catch On?

February 24, 2010

Kyle Bylin (@kbylin), Associate Editor Twenty-seven and a half years ago, the manufacturing of the world's first compact disc took place at a Philips factory in Langenhagen, Germany. Upon its introduction, the CD was marketed to music fans with regards to its superior sound quality and scratch free durability. But, as time when on, those ...