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Honoring Art Blakey's multi-faceted jazz legacy
Drummer Art Blakey had a profound impact on jazz that has stretched from the 1940s, through bebop's 1950s and '60s heyday, right up to the present. The music associated with his Jazz Messengers band and his legacy as a bandleader were celebrated by the Dan Miller-Lew Del Gatto quintet on Sunday, November 11, in Naples FL. ...
Art Pepper: Toronto, 1977
At the end of July 1977, Art Pepper went into New York's Village Vanguard. Recordings of nine sets over three days would be released years later as a nine-CD boxed set called the Complete Village Vanguard Sessions. It was heralded as some of Pepper's finest late-career playing. But a month before his Vanguard run, Pepper was ...
Music Has More To Gain From The Future Of Transportation Than You Might Think [Cherie Hu]
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Going as far back as the FM radio receivers of the 1950s, transportation and music have been inextricably linked; and as the landscape of the transportation industry changes, new marketing opportunities for music and artists are emerging. By journalist Cherie Hu this first appeared on Forbes.com “Ridesharing, 5G and edge computing are poised to alter transportation, and its accompanying media ecosystem" Ever since ...
The S.T.A.G.E.S. Of Email Marketing [PT. 5]
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In this fifth part of a multi-part series breaking down the ins and outs of email marketing, Cheryl B. Engelhardt explores how artists utilize engaging content in their email marketing to convert subscribers into superfans. Guest post by Cheryl B. Engelhardt of the TuneCore Blog [Editors Note: This is the fourth volume in a multi-part series by Cheryl B. Engelhardt, singer/songwriter, ...
5 Reasons Offline Music Promotion Will Win Every Time
While much of the focus on marketing in the music industry is often put on online marketing, the real world can often be neglected, despite remaining one of the most effective areas of music promotion. Guest post by Michael Hahn of Landr By now, everyone knows how important it is to promote your music online. The ...
Doc: The Nocturnal Julie London
Recently over a weekend, I posted a few video clips of Julie London singing and appearing on the TV game show What's My Line? Many of you unfamiliar with London wrote to me fully understanding why I would write that she's my favorite female vocalist of the 1950s and '60s. As I noted, London's voice is the ...
Charlie Haden And Brad Mehldau Duo, At Long Last
Charlie Haden & Brad Mehldau, Long Ago and Far Away (Impulse!) Charlie Haden (1937-2014) combined the solid tonal qualities of his bass playing with an audacious sense of harmonic adventure. Those qualities were ideal for the departures of Ornette Coleman’s quintet in the late 1950s. After his time with Coleman, Haden continued to employ the contrasting ...
Musicians Launch Post-Brexit ‘Save Music’ Campaign
The newly launched Save Music campaign by the Incorporated Society of Musicians hopes to protect musicians post-Brexit by either maintaining their freedom of movement between countries or to introduce a special two-year working visa for them. The UK based ISM recently introduced the “Musicians and Brexit” report that highlights concerns of the association’s 9,000 members and ...
5 Marketing Strategies You've Been Missing Out On
The internet has fundamentally altered the way in which artists market their music, giving them a chance to reach fans and grow their base in way not previously possible. With so many opportunities, however, there may be some key marketing strategies you've been missing out on. Guest post by Alara Saygi of the Repost Network It ...
10 Fantastic But Under-Appreciated Music Cities
While the term “music cities" likely evokes the classic behemoths like NYC, LA, or Nashville, some of the best music cities out there are much smaller and still fly somewhat under the industry radar. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 When artists and bands think of “music cities” the ones that immediately come to ...
