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Notes from the Net: Miles on Myspace; Zorn Bio Analyzed; the Wages of Swing; Plus News, Reviews and More
Here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in St. Louis, including news of musicians originally from the Gateway City, recent visitors, and coming attractions, plus assorted other items of interest:* In keeping with this feature's tradition of starting with a Miles Davis-related item or ...
Keyboard Legend Larry Vuckovich Defends San Francisco Jazz History
Glad to read someone of Larry Vuckovich's stature speak up about the San Francisco jazz-club scene back in the day. In a letter to the editor in the San Francisco Chronicle, the great jazz legend recalls a time when many of the most respected musicians in the world came through town. Although I'd heard about the ...
Pitchfork Fest: Full '09 Lineup
SOME SERIOUS WINDY CITY SWEETNESS! Doug Martsch - Built To Spill by Scott Galbraith The 2009 Pitchfork Music Festival, to be held July 17 - 19 at Chicago's Union Park, continues to congeal nicely, including adding Antlers to the bill! Here's the complete festival lineup: Friday - “Write the Night: Set Lists by Request" Built to ...
For TV Band, Jet Lag is Part of the Job
The drummer Max Weinberg, leads the eight-member house band on The Tonight Show With Conan OBrien. When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed at the Izod Center in the New Jersey Meadowlands on May 21, there was one musician conspicuously absent: Max Weinberg, the groups drummer for more than three decades. As Mr. Springsteen ...
A&M/Octone's James Diener is Making the Music Business... A Business Again
James Diener is almost certainly the only head of a music label who's reading for pleasure the worlds hundred best books. Right now, hes slogging through Theodore Dreisers Sister Carrie, a novel that's a century and a universe removed from his world. But Diener's reality as CEO and president of A&M/Octone Records is far from whatever ...
What Will a Record Label Look Like in 5 Years?
Martin J. Thrnkvist is a music industry thinker and strategist who operates indie label Songs I Wish I'd Written and is one of the founders of The Swedish Model consortium of labels. This article first appeared on the group blog Digital Renaissance. The future. This undefined scope of time with a divine shimmer around it. When ...
Her Husband Behind Bars, Spector's Wife Breaks Silence
Rachelle Spector, 28, scoffs at the notion that she's a gold digger, saying she's devoted to her role as the spokeswoman for the producer's cause and chief financial officer of his music empire. Rachelle Spector arrived for lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel with one French-manicured hand gripping a hot pink BlackBerry. “I never know when ...
Don Rickles at Snoqualmie Casino
Don Rickles Show Thursday, June 4, 8:00pm Snoqualmie Casino 37500 S.E. Northbend Way Snoqualmie, Washington 98065 featuring: Andy Omdahl, Jay Thomas, Jim Sisko: Trumpet & Flugel Gary Shutes: Trombone Dan Marcus: Bass Trombone Tracy Knoop & Travis Ranney: Alto Sax, Clarinet, Flute, ...
Notes from the Net: On the Corner Reexamined; Osby, Harrold on Tour; Parran Live in NYC; Plus News, Interviews and More
Here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in St. Louis, including news of musicians originally from the Gateway City, recent visitors, and coming attractions, plus assorted other items of interes* On the Miles Davis beat, Howard Mandel had a couple of pertinent posts recently ...
Longer, Higher Quality Music Samples Lead to More Sales, Study Finds
A report to be published in the International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising says that longer, higher quality free music samples engage more listeners and reduce the number of “free riders". Ask any food manufacturer, free product samples give consumers the opportunity to try before they buy. This marketing model works well for products as ...
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