Home » Search Center » Results: Music Industry
Results for "Music Industry"
Online Jazz Pianists Can Join New Jazz Piano Webring
Jazz pianists with websites who are interested in growing their web presence by linking together with colleagues can join a jazz piano webring. To become a member, you must have a site related to jazz piano and be able to add a small navigation bar to your homepage or links page. The service is free and ...
Iris Lord...12 Famous Men...1/25...Knitting Factory Hollywood
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE iris lord . . . 12 Famous Men . . . a new spoken word opera January 25, 2001 - 8:00 p.m. - $8.00 cover at the Knitting Factory Hollywood 7021 Hollywood Blvd. (323) 463-0204 Iris Lord's new spoken word opera 12 Famous Men . . . true stories about legendary figures . ...
Regional radio veteran readies music program for syndication
By Jason Togyer TRIBUNE-REVIEW It's the voice that's launched a thousand pitches. Folks may not recognize Jim DeCesare's name, but his smooth, deep bass is familiar to radio and TV audiences across western Pennsylvania. They've been listening to the commercials he's voiced for more than 25 years. I've had a lot of people tell ...
R.L. Burnside Brings 'Heaven' to the West Coast
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 4, 2001 LEGENDARY BLUESMAN R.L. BURNSIDE BRINGS HEAVEN" TO WEST COAST Legendary bluesman R. L. Burnside, whose new CD Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down" (Fat Possum/Epitaph) has earned critical raves since its release last month, will bring his signature North Mississippi Hill Country blues to the West Coast with a ...
HiPNOTIC RECORDING ARTISTS THE ONUS AND SEED TO APPEAR AT WASHINGTON'S BLUES ALLEY IN JANUARY
BANDS PROMOTING NEW CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED CDs releases on HiPNOTIC RECORDS, jazz artists The Onus and Seed will appear on consecutive Tuesdays in January at Washington's famed jazz supper club, Blues Alley. On Tuesday, January 16th, The Onus, a distinctive quintet led by Baltimore-based clarinetist Darryl Harper, returns to DC for its third Blues Alley appearance in ...

