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News: Performance / Tour

Spirit of New Orleans Performs at the Riverboat Jazz Festival in Denmark

May 11, 2009

Spirit Of New Orleans, the Helsinki-based band that was founded in 2001, will be performing at the Riverboat Jazz Festival in Silkeborg, Denmark June 25-27, 2009. This is the first time in the festival's 44- year history that jazz musicians from Finland are a part of the performer roster. Riverboat Jazz Festival is one Europe's biggest ...

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News: TV / Film

Wynton Marsalis on Letterman

May 11, 2009

Wynton Marsalis will perform on the ‘Late Show with David Letterman’ this week, Wed May 13th. The Pulitzer Prize & 9-time Grammy Award winner will perform the song ‘School Boy’ from his new Blue Note album He & She - his 5th Blue Note release that features 22 tracks of his signature jazz, as well as ...

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News: TV / Film

Peter Krause Discovers Jazzy Side with Tamela D’Amico

May 11, 2009

Best known for his roles on ‘Six Feet Under‘ and ‘Dirty Sexy Money,’ Emmy-nominated actor Peter Krause recently added “producer” to his many credits - as in music producer. The handsome TV star served as executive producer for jazz singer Tamela D’Amico’s new album, “Got A Little Story,” which came out April 14th. “I like most ...

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News: Event

Uptown Blues Bash Comes to Cambridge, Ohio

May 11, 2009

Meltdown Productions and Cambridge Elks Lodge present the winners of the 2009 River City Ohio Blues CompetitionLong Tall Deb and the Drifter Kings and regional heavyweights The Blues Cannibals and the Troubled Troubadours. On Saturday, May 23, Award-winning Columbus act Long Tall Deb and the Drifter Kings will team up with Cambridge all-stars the Blues Cannibals ...

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News: Obituary

Travis Edmonson Half of Folk Duo Bud & Travis Dies

May 11, 2009

They influenced other musicians during the folk revival of the late-50s and early 60s with their trademark harmonies, electrifying guitar work and embrace of Spanish folk music. Travis Edmonson, a singer-songwriter who as part of the duo Bud & Travis influenced other folk musicians and helped expand the audience for Spanish- language songs, has died. He ...

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News: Obituary

Bonnie Raitt and Friends Remember Guitarist Stephen Bruton

May 11, 2009

I've been crying all day and never thought I'd get through this show, Bonnie Raitt told an Austin audience Sunday night at the end of her Mothers Day performance. She was talking about the impact on her of the death on Saturday of Texas guitarist-songwriter-producer-actor Stephen Bruton, who'd once been a member of her band and ...

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News: Technology

Komuro Given Suspended Sentence for His Part in Copyright Scam

May 11, 2009

Tetsuya Komuro, once Japan's most popular music producer, whose hit tunes built media conglom Avex into a powerhouse in the 1990s, has been handed a suspended sentence for a copyright sales scam. On Monday, Osaka District Court handed Komuro a three-year sentence, suspended for five years. In August 2006, Komuro, who had fallen on hard times ...

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News: Technology

NYTimes Reader Shows Graceful Future of Online News

May 11, 2009

I read the news today in a whole new way. And Im betting you will too, soon. Journalisms grey lady, the New York Times just threw down her cane and sprinted to the forefront of online newspapers with the release of version two of the Times Reader a downloadable application built on Adobes AIR framework. The ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Bjork's Wide Musical Ambitions Overflow a Small Setting

May 11, 2009

Wearing an ocean-blue dress and holding recently written lyrics in her hand, Bjork sang at what may well have been her smallest gig of the year on Friday night at the Housing Works Bookstore Cafe in SoHo, which was packed with about 300 people. The music was quiet: just voices and modestly amplified acoustic instruments. But ...

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News: Obituary

Linda Dangcil Actress Played Sister Ana on TV's 'The Flying Nun' Dies

May 11, 2009

Linda Dangcil, 67, a versatile actress, singer and dancer whose roles included Sister Ana on the 1960s TV series “The Flying Nun," died Thursday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after an eight-year battle with tonsillar cancer, her daughter Linda Casto said. Dangcil's career began at age 12, when she appeared as an Indian American ...