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Thumbplay Music Offers Exclusive Stream of Bob Dylan Tracks; Gives 30 Readers 30-Day Free Trial
Cloud-based music service Thumbplay Music is offering an exclusive, advance availability of select tracks from Bob Dylan's bootleg collection: The Bootleg Series Vol. 9The Witmark Demos. Through Thursday, September 30, the music service is providing BlackBerry smartphone users advance access to 15 previously unreleased recordings from the new album. Users can access these exclusive tracks by ...
The Price of Now: Why I Hate Bookstores
As someone who frequently buys books, I've started to notice a few counterintuitive things. Last night, I made a trip to Barnes & Noble, in an attempt to check out Paul McGuinness's new article in Rolling Stone, only to find out that it's the exact same, word-for-word tripe that got published in GQ last month. Already ...
5 Ways to Ruin Your Relationship with Your Fans
Before I get too far into this post, I will add the disclaimer that I don't have fans nor do I play music. I have readers and I write. There are similarities between the two, but there are also discrepancies. Thus, my intent here is to dive into the psychology of relationships and try to understand ...
Authenticity Will Always Win on Stage
[Editor's Note: The following post was written by Sami Fischer, the lead singer of My Glorious, a rock band based in Vienna, Austria. It was originally published on Know the Music Biz, and appears here with the author's permission. It has been edited for content and clarity] Sometimes when I think of music, it seems like ...
Myspace Records Partners w/Downtown, Names GM
MySpace Records is changing things up again; this time via a deal with Downtown Music that will enable MySpace to tap into the indie label's distribution and artist development resources. Downtown, who has released records by Scissor Sisters, Gnarls Barkley, Santigold, Mos Def and others, will also leverage MySpace's data and platform to source new talent. ...
Jessy J Awarded ASCAPLUS, Signs With New Management and Returns to Studio with Paul Brown
Los Angeles, CAWhen singer/composer/saxophonist Jessy J sets her sights on a career goal, she follows through with laser-like precision. Two years and two albums after her auspicious debut on Peak Records/Concord Music Group, Jessy J has been selected by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) for the prestigious ASCAPLUS writing award, announced new ...
Professor Provizer's Bad Jazz Art Gallery
Welcome-and abandon all hope, ye who enter here. We'll stop the bleeding and let this stand as a representative sample. Clearly, some of this stuff was knocked off quickly. Some of it seems painfully pre-civil rights, some of it falls squarely in the tchotchke category (thanks, E. Doberman, whose comment inspired this post), some of it ...
2010 Is a Very Sonny Year
The Chinese Lunar Calendar considers 2010 as the Year of the Tiger, but in the jazz calendar this is the Year of the Colossus. Why? All of the deserved attention focused on tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins, who turned 80 on September 7still a vibrant musical force and restless explorer. (At right, Sonny Rollins at Newport, August ...
Brazil's Beat Seduces Jazz Greats
OLINDA, Brazil (AFP)Brazil's unique tropical blend of samba-rock-guitar known as MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) has exerted an irrepressible influence on modern jazz, masters of the genre say. Since I played with John Coltrane in 1961, I started using open intervals on the chords, distributing the notes of each chord broadly on the piano so the other ...
Bill Zavatsky's Ode to Bill Evans
Pianist Bill Evans died 30 years ago today. I attended the service for Evans in September 1980 at St. Peter's Church in the base of New York's Citicorp Center. I still remember poet Bill Zavatsky [pictured] reading his poem, To the Pianist Bill Evans. As a tribute to Evans, here is Zavatsky's poem: To the Pianist ...


