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News: Recording

Lindsey Horner – the Sidemen Chronicles: Allison Miller

July 13, 2009

Lindsey Horner's new ArtistShare project Undiscovered Country is derived from a large variety of influences and styles. This exciting, genre bending project is made possible by a stellar team of sidemen. This week, we'll be focusing on the drums, played by Allison Miller. Allison has a most impressive resume, and her energy will undoubtedly bring a ...

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News: Interview

On Her First CD, 13 Year Old Jazz Flutist is Accompanied by World Renowned Bassist Ron Carter

July 13, 2009

By Rich Monetti 13 year old Rachel Rodgers of John Jay Middle School can offer an opinion on the flute player that most readily comes to mind for those of us raised on classic rock. Ive only heard him a few times, says the eighth grader of Jethro Tull, and hes really good. Sounds a little ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Let It Be, Paul

July 13, 2009

McCartney is back. Will he stick with the hits? Usually, when a music legend announces, “And here's a song from my latest record," the unspoken response from the audience is “OK, but you'd better follow it with some hits." Sometimes this dynamic makes sense; mega-artists tend to draw big crowds even after the muse of inspiration ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Paul McCartney to Appear on Letterman and Tour Dates

July 13, 2009

Paul McCartney will be appearing on the Late Show with David Letterman this Wednesday night July 15th at 11.30pm on CBS. Be sure to tune-in if you can, as it sounds like a very special edition of the show. McCartney Announces US Summer Tour Dates Citi Field New York, NY July 17, ...

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News: Event

Fab Faux Perform The Beatles' "Revolver" at Beacon Theatre (NYC) on September 12th

July 13, 2009

THE BEATLES’ ‘REVOLVER’ TO BE PERFORMED LIVE, IN ITS ENTIRETY, BY THE FAB FAUX – SEPTEMBER 12TH AT THE BEACON THEATRE IN NEW YORK CITY A Seminal Album, Never Performed in Concert by The Beatles Fan-Voted Songs to Determine Second Set of Beacon Concert THE NATION – Live Review: “Almost Magical…” On September 12th, The Fab ...

News: Music Industry

LaToya Jackson: Michael Was 'Murdered'

July 13, 2009

Speaking out for the first time, the grieving sister of Michael Jackson says she thinks “a shadowy entourage" led to the death of her brother, accusing them of “murdering" him. Speaking with Britain's Daily Mail, LaToya Jackson -- who signed the King of Pop's death certificate -- says that Michael was an isolated figure, making him ...

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News: Music Industry

Michael Jackson's Health Records Are Subpoenaed

July 13, 2009

Multiple doctors are being asked by the L.A. County coroner's office to provide information on the singer's treatments. Investigators trying to determine how Michael Jackson died are faced with the daunting task of creating an accurate medical biography for a superstar whose ailments, surgeries and doctors have been tabloid fodder for three decades. Jackson has seen ...

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News: Contest

Announcing the Winners of the Jazz Eyes "Kevin Hays - You've Got a Friend" Contest

July 13, 2009

Sharon Aquilino, William Cmelak and Charlotte Maruzzella, Congratulations! You're the lucky winners of the Jazz Eyes “Kevin Hays - You've Got a Friend“ vinyl giveaway. All About Jazz will contact you about claiming your prize. We'd like to thank everyone who participated in the contest and please visit Jazz Eyes Records for more jazz releases. Enjoy ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Soft Machine / Jeff Aug 2009 Tour Dates

July 13, 2009

July 17, 2009 will be the world premiere of the Jeff Aug World Record Tour documentary film by Daniel Munding of Live-In TV. See video trailer below. ...then its off to the U.S. for a quick coast-to-coast tour. JEFF AUG Raw Fingers & Steel Strings U.S. Tour 2009 Presented by DAddario Strings, ...

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News: Book / Magazine

JazzTimes Will Play On

July 13, 2009

JazzTimes, one of the country’s most prominent jazz magazines with a circulation of more than 100,000, announced last month on its Web site, jazztimes.com, that it was ceasing publication because of financial trouble. Much of the magazine’s audience — as well as contributors who hadn’t been paid for their recent work — assumed that this was ...