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News: Technology

U.S. Recession Should End This Quarter, Economists Say

The worst U.S. recession since the Great Depression will probably end in the third quarter, but uncertainty exists over the speed and duration of the economic recovery, according to the most recent survey of private economists. The Blue Chip Economic Indicators survey of private economists released on Monday showed about 90 percent of the respondents surveyed ...

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News: Recording

Among the Oak and Ash:Among the Oak and Ash

By: Cat Johnson A really good song, one that stands the test of time, at some point transcends simply being a song and becomes a part our history and culture. We call on these songs in times of joy, sorrow, love and pain. They help us to connect with ourselves and each other. I'm a big ...

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News: Interview

Michael Houser: 7 Years Gone We Remember the Lingering Lead

By: Kayceman Michael Houser: 7 Years Gone - We Remember The Lingering Lead January 6, 1962 - August 10, 2002 It's hard to believe Michael Houser and his lingering lead have been gone for seven years. As we remember the original lead guitarist for Widespread Panic we thought there was no better way to ...

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News: Recording

Ogogo Release "Lunar Surphase" on III Records

Ogogo Release "Lunar Surphase" on III Records

After the dazzling Redux, OGOGO, the trombone-guitar duo of Rod Oakes and Igor Grigoriev returns to their origins with a tour de force of Russian avant-garde with Lunar Surphase. Affluent and soulful, this is OGOGO at their most impressive, supported by extraordinary musicians and performing compositions extremely close to their spirit.

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News: Recording

Patrick Yandall Hits the Top of the Smooth Jazz Charts with Urban Flight Single

Patrick Yandall Hits the Top of the Smooth Jazz Charts with Urban Flight Single

San Diego, CA -- Veteran jazz guitarist Patrick Yandalls tenth indie release A New Day, delivers the goods once again. It has become commonplace at this point in Yandalls career for him to release a new album of excellent smooth jazz that makes an immediate impact. As with his previous work ...

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News: Birthday

Jazz Musician of the Day: Donny McCaslin

Jazz Musician of the Day: Donny McCaslin

All About Jazz is celebrating Donny McCaslin's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Donny McCaslinDonny McCaslin launched 2004 with a new CD, balancing his career as bandleader with work as one of New York\'s most in-demand tenor saxophonists. On his latest Arabesque releae, The Way Through... more

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News: Website

All About Jazz Upgrades: Tabbed Boxes and Mouseover Windows

We made two minor enhancements to improve how we present information: 1. Drag your mouse over the author's name on an article's byline to get a quick snapshot of the author... 2. We're consolidating the boxes that appear in the right column of our pages. This example shows four tabs within a single box ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Jazz on the Lawn Santa Monica

Jazz on the Lawn Santa Monica

Jazz on the Lawn at the Santa Monica City Hall A free summer jazz and world music series on the lawn of the Santa Monica City Hall. Sundays Aug 16, 23rd and 30th. The City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division announces the 4th annual free Jazz on the Lawn series at City Hall. ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Lang Lang and Herbie Hancock at the Hollywood Bowl

Lang Lang and Herbie Hancock at the Hollywood Bowl

A year ago, Lang Lang fit right in as one of the stars of the historically gaudy opening ceremonies for the Olympic Games in Beijing. Estimates of television viewers worldwide have ranged from 1 billion to 4 billion, obviously some kind of record. Friday, in the first of a two-night stint, Lang Lang appeared at the ...

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News: Obituary

Harold W. Arberg SR. Who put the "Caisson' in the Army Song Passes

After a career as a military musician, Princeton music graduate Harold W. Arberg Sr. later became director of the arts and humanities division of the U.S. Department of Education. Harold W. “Bud" Arberg Sr., who adapted the “Caisson" into the official song of the Army and who later became director of the arts and humanities division ...


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