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Rogue Brewery Produces Limited Edition Jazz Guy Ale Bottles
Rogue Nation is Jazzed up! PORTLAND, OR – World class jazz calls for world class beer. So for the fourth year, Rogue Ales has produced a limited edition Jazz Guy Ale bottle for the Portland Jazz Festival. The Portland Jazz Festival has been named one of the top five jazz festivals by Jazz journalist Magazine and ...
Tipitina's 31st Anniversary | NOLA
Words & Images by: Jeffrey Dupuis Tipitina's 31st Anniversary Midnite Disturbers, 504 Brass Band, Johnny Sketch, Good Enough for Good Times Ivan Neville & Friends, Billy Iuso and Restless Natives, Groovesect, PBS 01.14 - 01.17 :: New Orleans, LA Fess Founded in 1977 as a neighborhood juke joint, Tipitina's recently ...
EMI Names Global and Regional Marketing Team
A newly named EMI Music marketing team will include two global priorities teams focusing on major international releases, as well as, key projects from regional and developing artists. The teams will be based in London and New York. A third team will work on major releases from EMI's Catalog division. The global teams will ...
Umphrey's McGee: Power to the People
By: Court Scott Umphrey's McGee by Kevin Browning The current state of the music industry is leaving many artists seeking new ways to get their music into your hands. TV show and commercial licensing or signing 360-degree deals, wherein artists exchange part of their touring revenue and merchandise sales for exclusive ...
Solving the Metronome Riddle
"Ernie Caceres?" That's what I asked myself last Thursday after finishing my post on the historic Metronome All-Stars recording session of January 3, 1949. The date produced two singles, Overtime and Victory Ball, and featured an amazing cast of jazz giants. Except, that is, for Caceres [pictured], who was the baritone saxophonist. A solid player with ...
Guest Column: 1959, a Good Year
Rifftides reader Gary Alexander has some thoughts about what he sees as a watershed year for jazz back when popular culture had not yet been reshaped by rock and roll. Mr. Alexander broadcasts a jazz program Mondays and Fridays 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. PST, from KLOI on Lopez Island, Washington. If you are among the 2,200 ...
David S. Ware Needs a Kidney Donor
Dear friends, This is an urgent notice on David S. Ware's health. David needs to find a kidney donor. David S. Ware was diagnosed with kidney failure in 1999 and he began dialysis that fall. He had an intensive three week hemodialysis regime toward beginning peritoneal (self-administered) dialysis, which would allow him to travel. David ...
Vijay Iyer: Intellect Meets Creativity
By Dean ChristesenPianist Vijay Iyer's latest release, Tragicomic, has seen the tops of numerous Best of 2008 lists. The album features his trio (with Stephan Crump on bass and Marcus Gilmore on drums) and quartet (add Rudresh Mahanthappa on alto saxophone) and is a spectacle of brilliant compositions paired with masterful playing on both ...
Blues and Lasers
Blues and Lasers Blues and Lasers Blues and Lasers is a band formed in late 2007 from Burlington, VT. Their sound focuses on the tradition and roots of delta blues and rock & roll music contrasted with an experimental edge (i.e. the lasers). Blues and Lasers is comprised of Scott Tournet (vocals, lead guitar, harmonica) Matt ...
Giorgio Dini New Ruby Flower Records Artist Director
Ruby Flower Records is pleased to welcome Giorgio Dini as its new Consultant and Artistic Director. Dini brings to Ruby Flower Records a broad range of experience in the independent music industry as well as a history of successful partnerships with some of the world's leading jazz musicians. Dini's widely considered a talented and respected bass ...
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