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Upcoming Willie Oteri release with Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto, Mike Keneally, etc.

June 24, 2002

LOST TRIBE out-of-print CDs for sale

June 23, 2002

Fusion friends and collectors, Please pass this info on if you want. I cannot emphasize how !must-have! the debut release of Lost Tribe is to jazz fusion folks. Discovering them years back was a huge joy. I now have THREE of these out-of-print CDs. Two are for sale. The third is mine all mine. Believe it ...

Candid Records Announces the Launch of New R&B/Pop Imprint ZONE 7,

June 10, 2002

New label Zone 7 brings global pop and R&B to Britain CANDID Records announces the launch of new R&B/pop imprint ZONE 7, a bold move into new areas of music outside its position as the UK's most dynamic jazz company. The 40 year old label, whose catalogue includes legendary albums from jazz greats such as CHARLES ...

The First Jazz Museum in Europe

May 13, 2002

Ray Alexander Jazz Vibemaster in Hospital

April 29, 2002

Jazz Vibist, Ray Alexander went into hospital for colon surgery and complications developed which caused his condition to become worse. He is in critical condition at Long Island Jewish hospital, and his life is hanging in the balance. Ray Alexander played with such greats as George Schering, and is known for his vibe technique worldwide and ...

Concord Records Signs Musical Prodigy Peter Cincotti

April 24, 2002

East Meets West: Berklee & Los Angeles Music Network Join Forces

April 12, 2002

(April 12, 2002 - Beverly Hills) -- The Los Angeles Music Network (LAMN) one of the leading professional education organizations devoted to the music industry, has reached an agreement with the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts that will promote career advancement and continuing education for the college's students and alumni. The agreement will ...

Jazz Out of Bounds: Performing Across Borders

April 9, 2002

Mike Melillo In Italy

March 27, 2002

Ten new titles have just been released in the ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS series

Three from the Pablo catalog: “OSCAR PETERSON & JON FADDIS" (1975), one of a series of duo recordings Peterson made with trumpeters (including Faddis's mentor Dizzy Gillespie); COUNT BASIE's “Fancy Pants," recorded with his orchestra in December 1983, less than a year before his death; and “Eximious" by the JOE PASS TRIO, featuring Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen ...