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Jay Azzolina Trio with Ron Oswanski & Ian Froman in Westchester (NY) on April 10
Jay Azzolina Trio with Ron Oswanski - Organ Ian Froman - Drums Half Moon 1 High Street Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 9:30-12:30 Jay grew up in Meriden, Connecticut in a family whose musical diet primarily consisted of Frank Sinatra, Jack Jones, The Beatles and every other ...
Eu Winamp Player Integrates 7digital Downloads
7digital is now being incorporated into AOL's Winamp media player in Europe allowing users to purchase tracks within the application and on Winamp.com. The two companies are partnering in ten regions including the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Austria, Portugal and Ireland.. Winamp is using 7digital's API to pull data including artist, track and album information ...
Marta Gomez Releases "Musiquita" at Joe's Pub on April 17
Colombian singer-songwriter Marta Gomez will release her new album, Musiquita Friday, April 17th Shows at 8 & 10 pm Joe's Pub 424 LaFayette Street, New York City Musiquita is Marta Gomez's fifth recording. This new project reflects the ...
Chris Potter Underground at Chris' Jazz Cafe on April 23, 2009
Multi-reedman/composer Chris Potter is often cited by critics, musicians, and a steadily increasing number of fans as the finest saxophonist of his generation. Potter has performed with a diverse and heady array of artists, including James Moody, Jim Hall, Marian McPartland, Dave Douglas, Larry Carlton, Steely Dan, and Dave Holland. CHRIS POTTER UNDERGROUND Chris ...
Seattle Times - Saxophonist Mark Taylor: Passionate Lyricism
From The Seattle Times: By taking his time and letting his music develop at its own pace, Mark Taylor has become one of the essential players on the Seattle jazz scene. While steadily pursuing his own musical vision, the alto saxophonist has toiled fruitfully as a sideman, contributing to more than half a dozen excellent ensembles. ...
Google Makes Searches Local
You can run, but you can't hide from Google. The search engine giant this week completed a worldwide rollout of local search results in Maps. You can now type in a generic name such as bank" or pharmacy" without specifying a location, and Google will return results in your area. How do we guess your location? ...
Twitter Use Continues to Soar
The endless stream of Twitter news appears to have paid off for the micro-blogging site. Global visits to Twitter approached 10 million in February, up 700 percent from the same time last year, according to comScore. Of that, about 4 million visitors were in the U.S.--a 1,000-percent increase. In the past two months alone, global Twitter ...
Now on YouTube: First Movie Ever Made
In the latest effort to bridge the disconnect between the government and new media, the Library of Congress officially launched its YouTube channel Tuesday. The debut includes 70 historical videos from its vast collection, such as the first-ever movie (a man sneezing), 100-year-old films from the Thomas Edison studio and industrial films from Westinghouse factories. The ...
Spector's Long Legal Battles May Be Sapping His Fortune
The producer collects royalties from dozens of pop hits. But expenses from two criminal trials appear to be depleting his fortune. He's also facing a wrongful-death suit by Lana Clarkson's mother. When Phil Spector was booked for murder in 2003, he was a jet-setting millionaire who stayed in luxury hotel suites, left $450 tips on $13 ...
Marc Ribot Plans May Retrospective
Veteran jazz guitarist Marc Ribot will celebrate his 55th birthday this May with a career-spanning, week-long musical retrospective in New York City. Ribot will visit many of his critically acclaimed projects, including the Los Cubanos Postizos, his ode to Cuban roots music; the Young Philadelphians; and his Albert Ayler-influenced group, Spiritual Unity. It's funny. Maybe it's ...


