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Clairdee's Inside Story - Hi-Tech and Grass Roots
A little-known singer with a big talent has attracted the attention of a legendary talent manager and a pair of Grammy-winning producers. The stir started last January at the International Association of Jazz Educators' conference where Clairdee's showcase had everyone's toes a- tapping. But in today's marketplace, with its focus on youth and pop- culture, the ...
34th Annual IAJE Conference in New York City - January 10-13, 2007
New York City to Host World's Largest Jazz Gathering IAJE Annual Conference Returns January 10-13, 2007 The International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) returns to New York City for its 34th Annual Conference from January 10-13, 2007. The Hilton New York and Sheraton New York hotels will serve as the headquarters for the largest ...
Barbara Morrison Now Booking for 2007/2008
Born in Ypsilanti, Michigan and raised in Romulus, Michigan, Barbara Morrison recorded her first appearance for radio in Detroit at the age of 10. Well known in the Los Angeles area for her duo and trio dates Ms. Morrison also tours extensively, blazing a trail as a Jazz and Blues legend in her own right across ...
Jazz Mandolinist Jamie Masefield's New Mamavig Trio
Mandolinist Jamie Masefield (Jazz Mandolin Project) embraces his latest incarnation in the new acoustic jazz trio, Mamavig. Accompanied by the amazing guitarist Frank Vignolia (last five years with Mark O'Connor's Hot String Trio), Vignolia is arguably one of the best Gypsy-jazz stylists this side of the Atlantic. Slinging upright bass in the group is Gary Mazzaroppi ...
Vocalist Hale Baskin named to SFJAZZ All-Star High School Ensemble
Redwood City singer selected to prestigious program from among 75 auditioning musicians October 15, 2006 (Redwood City, CA) Hale Baskin, the stunningly accomplished 17-year-old jazz singer from Redwood City, recently added another accomplishment to her resume when she was named vocalist for the SFJAZZ All-Star High School Ensemble. The prestigious ensemble is comprised of students drawn ...
TrombonesOnline.com to feature Tom Garling's Music and Compositions
After winning numerous awards in high school and at the Berklee College of Music, Tom went on the road with Buddy Rich in January of 1986 at the age of twenty. He was on Buddy's last touring band before he died in 1987. Buddy once said of him in a video taped interview in Stockholm: Tom ...
Musicians Needed for West Palm Beach Jazz Club
Looking for New Jazz Singers and Musicians Grand Opening of a Jazz Club in West Palm Beach in November 06 Amateur and Local Concert Series We will provide you with a full jazz band for your performance. Auditions to be taking place at the Players Club" in Wellington end of October 2006. Please call Jazz Elite ...
Mike Marshall/Hamilton de Holanda Record Brazilian/Americana Jazz CD
Few musicians on the planet can do what mandolinist Mike Marshall does. Sometimes, as in this recording project, we actually have to go to the other side of the globe to match musical wits and kinetic mandolin prowess. Mission accomplished in this magnificent recording, teaming the American versatile veteran with the 30-year-old Brazilian superstar bandolimist, Hamilton ...
Nonesuch Records Hires Slim Moon as Senior Director of A&R
Moon comes to Nonesuch after founding highly respected Pacific Northwest independent label Kill Rock Stars, which he has run since 1991 Nonesuch Records announces the hiring of its first dedicated A&R staff member, Slim Moon, formerly of Kill Rock Stars. Moon, who will come to Nonesuch in the late fall of 2006, will be the label's ...
Jazzy Holiday Cards Are Buzzin With Retro Vibe
What's Buzzin'? Holiday Cards Jive with a Good Ol' Days Feeling ST. PETERSBURG, FL - The holidays just aren't what they used to be," is a sentiment that is often heard from consumers. This is not the case at www.WhatsBuzzin.com. The unique online store brings back the holidays of yesteryear with a distinctive line of retro-inspired ...


