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News: Radio

The Jazz Session #45: Javon Jackson

The Jazz Session #45: Javon Jackson

On the new episode of The Jazz Session, Jason Crane interviews saxophonist Javon Jackson. On his new recording for Palmetto Records, Once Upon A Melody, Jackson pays tribute to the people and songs that have influenced him, from Wayne Shorter to Sonny Rollins to Ramsey Lewis to Corinne Bailey Rae. During this interview, Javon leads a ...

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News: Event

S.O.B.'s Presents a Night of Jazz for Obama

S.O.B.'s Presents a Night of Jazz for Obama

A night of progressive soul music, world class jazz, dynamic latin & afro-latin jazz all to benefit Democratic Presidental candidate Barack Obama is set for Tuesday, October 7 at S.O.B.'s in New York. Hosted by Doctor Bob Lee of WBLS and featuring progressive soul singer Maiysha, afro-latin jazz leader Arturo O'Farrill, R&B singer Alyson Williams, latin ...

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News: Performance / Tour

"A Love Letter to New York" at Carnegie Hall

The New York Pops, led by Vincent Falcone and Eric Stern, celebrates its hometown at Carnegie Hall on Friday, November 7, 2008 at 8 p.m. in “A Love Letter to New York”. The program features the World Premieres of original songs about New York City by composer Kenneth Laub, as well as music by Cole Porter ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Calmer Featuring Sten Hostfalt @ 205 Club in NYC

Calmer Featuring Sten Hostfalt @ 205 Club in NYC

Live in Concert at 205 Club NYC October 2nd 2008 at 10 pm / $10 CALMER featuring Sten Hostfalt Collin Palmer - drums/laptop/compositions Sten Hostfalt - electric bass guitar/electronics 205 Chrystie St. (at Stanton) Lower East Side Manhattan NYC NY transit: F, V to 2nd Ave/ ...

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News: Book / Magazine

AllAboutJazz-New York October 2008 Issue Now Available

AllAboutJazz-New York October 2008 Issue Now Available

Jazz is a music almost obsessed with its own history. Sure, rock ‘n’ rollers are sometimes compared to earlier practitioners and classical musicians are required to know voluminous amounts of traditional repertoire, but jazz players usually have to deal with both issues. It is surely intimidating to a young player both to carry on a century-old ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Tony Middleton at Enzo's Jazz on October 22

Tony Middleton at Enzo's Jazz on October 22

Jazz Vocalist & Lead Singer of the Willows At Enzo's Jazz at the Jolly Madison Towers Wednesday, October 22, 2008 8:00pm & 9.30pm Tony Middleton will be performing at: Enzo's Jazz at the Jolly 22 East 38th Street New York, NY 10036 Reservations- 212-802-0600 Having sung for years as an ...

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Article: Profile

Sadao Watanabe

Read "Sadao Watanabe" reviewed by George Kanzler

by George Kanzler

"I want to get back to basics, I want to play saxophone. I've started to love playing straight-ahead again," Sadao Watanabe said over the phone during a break in a gig at a Japanese club. The statement might be a little puzzling to American jazz fans who know Sadao (in Japan "Sadao" is ...

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Article: Live Review

Sidney Bechet Society Concert with Evan Christopher, NYC

Read "Sidney Bechet Society Concert with Evan Christopher, NYC" reviewed by Daniel Kassell

by Daniel Kassell

Creole a la Django Thalia Theater, Symphony SpaceNew York City September 15, 2008 It is unusual for the clarinet, the smallest and hardest-to hear-instrument in a jazz ensemble, to be in the forefront. But Evan Christopher has brought the musical stick front and center in the various sized ensembles ...

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News: Recording

Putumayo World Music Releases "Women of Jazz"

Putumayo Presents “Women of Jazz" Release Date: October 28, 2008 (Release dates vary by country) Putumayo celebrates the rich tradition of women in jazz with a collection of extraordinary female vocalists including Cassandra Wilson, Melody Gardot, Madeleine Peyroux, Stacey Kent and more Putumayo's latest release, Women of Jazz, showcases the originality and artistry of ...

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News: Recording

Terry Silverlight's New CD, "Diamond in the Riff"

Terry Silverlight's New CD, "Diamond in the Riff"

Showcasing his drumming and original compositions, Terry Silverlight re-unites with pianist/composer/jazz-fusion pioneer Barry Miles, bassist extraordinaire Will Lee, and David Mann, Aaron Heick, Glenn Alexander, Tabitha Fair, Lew Soloff, Bob Malach, Larry Farrell, Allan Molnar. Don't miss this long awaited Terry Silverlight Band performance celebrating the CD's release! Joining Terry will be pianist/composer/jazz-fusion pioneer Barry Miles, ...


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