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About Bees Deluxe

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Bees Deluxe is an anything-but-basic blues band. They are hell-bent on a mission to drag the electric-analog blues of Chicago in the 60’s, the Blue Note catalog and the funk of New Orleans into the 21st century. The band has won audiences from Maine to the Mississippi with their arresting and highly danceable originals and their innovative interpretation of less-travelled tunes by artists like Etta James, Joe Zawinul, J.B. Lenoir, Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Albert Collins and the three Kings. “...what might happen if Freddie King took a lot of acid then wrote a song with Pat Metheny and asked a strung- out Stevie Ray Vaughan to take a solo” — Blues Blast Magazine The four-piece band is spearheaded by the dual-frontline of British guitar monster Conrad Warre and Carol Band on keyboards, harmonica & vocals

About Habaka KFJ

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Habaka KFJ

Born: December 2

Habaka KFJ, known as “The Panther of Cremona, Italy,” is a self-made international Blues, Jazz and Gospel vocalist whose four-octave contralto has carried her from the United States to stages throughout Europe. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, Habaka spent 25 years living and working in Italy, building a career encompassing performance, recording, vocal instruction and Gospel music. Now based in Las Vegas, she continues an artistic journey rooted in musicianship, storytelling and an unmistakable voice. Music runs deeply through Habaka’s family. Her mother, MaryAnn Jackson, was a Jazz singer and dancer; her grandfather, Jeri Jackson, was a pianist, bandleader and promoter; and her father, Melvin Jackson, was a baritone saxophonist with B.B

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New Blues

By Aki Takase

Label: Enja Records
Released: 2012

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New Blues

By Third World Love

Label: Anzic Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Joy of Life Intro; Joy of Life; Homeland; Little Echo; La Camerona; Gigi et Amelie; Nature's Dance; Hamina; Beauty of Death; New Blues (Ain't No Thing); So.

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Third World Love: New Blues

Read "New Blues" reviewed by Joel Roberts

by Joel Roberts
September 5, 2008

Third World Love is comprised of three Israelis (trumpeter Avishai Cohen, pianist Yonathan Avishai and bassist Omer Avital) and a native New Yorker (drummer Daniel Freedman). The band has been promoted as a “world-fusion" group and its press clippings hail its appeal to young non-jazz audiences. But make no mistake: Third World Love is a group ...

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Third World Love: New Blues

by AAJ Italy Staff
April 28, 2008

Da qualche anno a questa parte quella israeliana si sta rivelando come una delle scene più fertili e creative del panorama jazzistico internazionale. Per rimanere alla stretta attualità basterà citare i pianisti Yitzhak Yedid e Yaron Herman, i bassisti Avishai Cohen, lanciato da Chick Corea, e Omer Avital, Gilad Atzmon e i fratelli Cohen (la sassofonista ...

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Third World Love: New Blues

Read "New Blues" reviewed by Greg Camphire

by Greg Camphire
April 3, 2008

International collective Third World Love drops its fourth release in the form of New Blues, and it's a refreshing take on the trend of incorporating a global outlook into the stream of African-American music. The band members--featuring 3 Israeli expatriates and a bona-fide New Yorker--have all absorbed the blues language and applied it to various planet-spanning ...

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New Blues

By Ove Ingemarsson

Label: Spice of Life
Released: 2005
Track listing: New Blues; Waltz for Vana; Third Star; Seems Like Yesterday; Resting in the Shadow; Success Failure; Easy; Softly as in a Morning Sunrise (65:15).

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Ove Ingemarsson Quartet: New Blues

Read "New Blues" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
August 16, 2005

New Blues offers more than an hour of agreeable post bop jazz, handsomely wrapped and ably performed by tenor saxophonist Ove Ingemarsson's quartet from Sweden, similar to much of what I've heard from other groups here and abroad. That's the good news. The bad news is that it's similar to much of what I've heard from ...