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Michael Brecker Update
My beloved brother, 11-time Grammy Award winning jazz saxophonist MICHAEL BRECKER, has recently been diagnosed with Myelo-Dysplastic Syndrome (MDS), a pre-leukemic bone marrow disorder. A stem cell transplant could save his life. The initial search for a donor that included me, our older brother Randy, and Michael’s two children did not result in a match. Michael’s ...
Twins Jazz Marathon Fundraiser a Success
Twins Jazz would like to personally thank the Washington DC JAZZ Community for supporting the JAZZ MARATHON FUNDRAISER for the Victims of Hurricae Katrina. Many area musicians from the nation's capital went above and beyond the call of duty to assist in making this event a success. Beautiful jazz music was played 12 hours non stop. ...
'ASR Records artist donates CD sales to Red Cross
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kansas City USA -- 'ASR Records recording artist, Chris Burnett has elected to have all proceeds from online purchases of his debut CD, “Time Flies", go to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Katrina Relief efforts until further notice. “It is a small way of giving something tangible in ...
Don Joham One Of The Jazz Worlds Greatest Artists
Don Joham was a fine talent, one of the best the jazz world has ever seen. Most of his work was recorded in the 50's and 60's. He played and recorded with many of the jazz greats such as Guaraldi and Art Pepper. Neither he nor his music will ever be forgotten. In his memory Sept ...
Employment and Relocation Aid for Musicians Displaced by Katrina
Houston - The NOAHLeans mission: • to find employment for musicians from the stricken area • to assist them and their families in relocation We are musicians helping musicians. Most musicians in the stricken area left their homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina with little or nothing. Finding work as a musician is never easy, ...
Plans on to stage 2006 Jazz Fest
The Associated Press September 10, 2005 Despite the destruction brought by Hurricane Katrina, organizers of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival say there will be a 2006 musical extravaganza. “There will be a Jazz Fest. We are committed to putting on the 2006 Jazz and Heritage Festival, whatever that may take," said Quint Davis, Jazz ...
New Orleans Jazz Musicians Unpack Talents in Houston
HOUSTON -- Hurricane Katrina wrecked the “home of jazz" 10 days ago. Many musicians living there found safety in Houston, and the sounds of the Crescent City are no longer silent. Nothing could sound sweeter to New Orleans drummer Johnny Vidacovich. “Let's look at this house and see what we've got," said Paul English, New Orleans ...
In New Orleans, Sounds of Jazz Have Faded
NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin paused. A military helicopter was clattering thunderously overhead. “You know," he said when the ruckus died down. “The sounds of New Orleans were jazz, people laughing, people eating a good meal. And now the sounds of New Orleans are helicopters and army vehicles. This is almost surreal." A ...
Amoeba Music Auctions for Red Cross Relief Efforts Hurricane Katrina Relief
Please help us help! We’re accepting donations of music, movies, and other related stuff (i.e. tickets, memorabilia, cross promotional items ranging from the strange and the obscure to cool and high demand)! All donations will be auctioned to raise funds for donation to the American Red Cross Emergency Services, and other organizations to Benefit Gulf Coast ...
New Orleans: Fears for a Unique History and Culture
Assessing battered state of New Orleans' landmarks after the deluge With rescue operations in New Orleans focused on saving lives and restoring order in the hurricane battered city, little effort has been made so far to catalog the damage to the city’s considerable historic and cultural landmarks. The hurricane and subsequent flooding damaged historical landmarks and ...
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