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Jazz Arts Group Presents Louis Armstrong's Hot Fives / Hot Sevens Revisited
Columbus, OH -- The Jazz Arts Group of Columbus (JAG) will present the music of Louis Armstrong's famous Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings through a series of concerts and educational activities in February 2010 to coincide with Black History Month and the rebirth of the Lincoln Theatre. The music of the Hot Five and the ...
Jack DeJohnette Live Interview with Dave Schroeder at Barnes & Noble (NYC) on Friday, December 4th at 7:00 P.M.
Join us this Friday, December 4th, for an in-store Barnes & Noble interview with legendary drummer Jack DeJohnette. Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm Barnes and Noble 150 East 86th Street New York, NY 10028 About Jack DeJohnette Born in Chicago in 1942, Jack DeJohnette is widely regarded as one of jazz music's greatest ...
Pianist Chano Dominguez Interviewed at AAJ
The meeting between Chano Domínguez and All About Jazz took place hours after the opening ceremony of the 41st Barcelona International Vol-Damm Jazz Festival, starring Wayne Shorter. Chano's enthusiasm is contagious: “Wayne Shorter's quartet is a fully fledged group with very clear objectives and led by one of the greatest living jazz legends," says Chano, who ...
New Miles Brown CD Featuring Steve Brown and Rich Thompson!
Just released! Bassist Miles Brown's first solo album! Featuring his father, Steve Brown, and drummer Rich Thompson, Share My Life is a straight-ahead jazz guitar trio record in the style of Jim Hall, Joe Pass, and Wes Montgomery. Miles Brown is a versatile bassist and composer. In addition to his own jazz groups, Miles is the ...
A Big Band Reaches for Bold Sounds
Writing decent music for a jazz big band is hard, and keeping the band working is harder. For the bandleader and composer, maintaining the integrity of a group sound with a dozen or more players--and maintaining a core style with enough tooth and identity that it can reach beyond the closed circuit of jazz students--takes up ...
Young Bandleader Plays, and Listens
Precocity without deference can make for a rough start in jazz. The tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger, at 23, clearly understands that: since taking his first real steps as a bandleader a couple of years ago, he has worked often with musicians of deep experience and generous judgment. Dry Bridge Road (Nowt), his auspicious debut, released last ...
SoundExchange Partners with ReverbNation to Deliver Digital Performance Royalties
Royalty collection agency SoundExchange has partnered with ReverbNation to register and deliver digital performance royalties to RN's 500,000 member artists. SoundExchange collects payments for the use of recordings on satellite, internet and cable TV music stations. Artists and labels who may be due compensation should sign up at SoundExchange.com. “When SoundExchange approached us about getting money ...
Wanduta Launches Offering Musicians Health Care, Discounts and More
Think of it as an AARP for artists. Newly launched Wanduta, is a free online resource for musicians, offering a suite of benefits including access to health care, a credit card and musician-centric discounts like travel, gear and both live and online showcase opportunities. The AARP analogy fits because, like the association for senior set, it ...
As Labels Struggle, is Artist Income on the Rise?
Yesterday, I published a chart from the the Times UK showing that while record labels are suffering, artists were making more money than ever from live performance. (see chart) Some Hypebot readers, as well as, Glenn Peoples from Billboard countered that the chart's “interpretation ignores the realities of superstar-driven ticket prices...Live music is a winner-take-all market. ...
How MySpace Can Still Beat Facebook
CNet UK assembled a gaggle of social media experts to tell MySpace how to save itself from the Facebook juggernaut. Some of their ideas: Sort out it's design mess. Focus on music. Get into live streaming. Open up its platform. Buddy up with Apple. Embrace a counter culture role. More sharing and collaboration. More ...
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