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Explore Bogot by Bus with Guitarist Jesse Cook
Festive World-pop single at radio ahead of September 29 album release, Extensive concert itinerary to support The Rumba Foundation If Jesse Cook was an actor instead of a Juno award winning guitarist, hed be considered a method actor, someone who immerses himself completely in the world of the characters he portrays to deliver authentic performances cloaked ...
Jazz Musician of the Day: Chad McCullough
All About Jazz is celebrating Chad McCullough's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Chad McCulloughTrumpeter / composer Chad McCullough has been on the Seattle music scene for over a decade, and has been an integral voice in many bands and projects throughout the country. Working as a soloist, ...
Rocky Mountain Jazz Fever
Denver Colorado Jazz Venues. While Denver may not be the birthplace of jazz, Denver does have a particularly active jazz scene. As central as Denver is, most popular touring jazz acts try their best to reach Miles Davis status in the Mile High City. Denver even has two radio stations devoted to jazz, jazz89 KUVO Public ...
Neil Young Announces “Dreamin’ Man” Live LP Due in November
Three months after the quiet release of Archives Volume One Neil Young has announced his next archival release: Dreamin’ Man, a complete live performance of Harvest Moon drawn from various solo acoustic gigs in 1992. The disc is labeled Neil Young Archive Performance Series #12 and is due in stores November 2nd. Before the release of ...
Photographer Annie Leibovitz's Lifework is on the Line
As the famed celebrity photographer faces the loss of her photos, observers see a portrait of unfocused finances. Annie Leibovitz could lose her 200-acre Astor Barns country estate up the Hudson River from New York City and her town house in New York. Leibovitz had two goals for a proposed series of her famous celebrity photographs, ...
Rumor Roundup: Apple's Sept. 9 Music-Related News Conference
When the largest U.S. music retailer has an imminent news conference, people will speculate. Here's what we know for sure: Apple's announcements Sept. 9 are music- related. The invitation the company sent to journalists (pictured at the top) shows a familiar silhouette of a woman dancing, iPod in hand, as we've seen in countless TV commercials. ...
Victor Bailey Band in Jim Thorpe (PA) on September 26
For Jazz Bassist Victor Bailey, It Just Comes Naturally Though Philadelphia native Victor Bailey is one of the greatest jazz bassists ever, its not easy to sum up his music. Firmly established in the long lineage of extraordinary Philly bassists such as Tyrone Browne, Alphonso Johnson, Stanley Clarke, and Jaco Pastorius, one might call Bailey's music ...
Bells, Bells, Bells
Bell ringers converged at Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan for the annual meeting of the North American Guild of Change Ringers. The church is promoting a mini-festival of classes, ringing performances and private lessons. The meeting is a sign of Trinity's rapid arrival as a beacon of bell towers. Three years ago it installed a set ...
Record Labels Say Student is Still Encouraging Illegal Downloads
Joel Tenenbaum was found liable for copyright violations in a trial in Boston. The cautionary tale of Joel Tenenbaum continues. Weeks after he was ordered to pay $675,000 to record labels for illegally downloading and sharing music, those labels are saying that Mr. Tenenbaum, 25, a graduate student at Boston University, is continuing to encourage music ...
The Jazz Session #80: Sam Yahel
Listen Sam Yahel is best known as an organist who has performed and recorded with Joshua Redman, Bill Frisell, Norah Jones, Lizz Wright, Ryan Kisor, Madeleine Peyroux and many others. He started as a pianist, though, a side he showcases on his new album, Hometown (Posi-Tone, 2009). In this interview, Yahel talks about his decision to ...

