Home » Search Center » Results: Seattle
Results for "Seattle"
Seattle Times Review: Jazz Port Townsend Showcases a New Generation of Jazz
PORT TOWNSEND — During a workshop she helped teach on the art of vocal jazz, Gretchen Parlato confessed that many of her favorite singers were those who “don't really sing." Several hours before she took the big stage at McCurdy Pavilion for her festival debut, she explained some of the singers she liked the most did ...
Listen to Origin Records' Northwest Jazz Show at 11:00am
Following up on our recent stories regarding the programming changes at KBCS a number of people have commented that they listen to a majority of their music online now. You might have noticed on the right side of Seattle Jazz Scene an ad for Origin Records Online Radio through Live365.com. If you have never tried it ...
This Sunday: Bernie Jacobs Quartet on Jazz NW, 88.5 KPLU
Andre Thomas, Chuck Kistler, Bernie Jacobs, Eric Verlinde at The Seattle Art Museum Bernie Jacobs is a versatile musician who plays flute, saxes and sings in a wide range of settings. We recorded the Bernie Jacobs Quartet in the July Art of Jazz concert at The Seattle Art Museum. Highlights from this concert including ...
More on the Proposed Changes at KBCS
The up-coming changes to KBCS programming will deal a huge blow to the Seattle Jazz Community and local jazz on the radio. A number of long-time volunteers and KBCS fans have grouped together to form Save KBCS. As their website says, they want to “Keep the ‘Community’ in Community Radio.” For the full list of proposed ...
Blues for Food Fest 2009
Saturday, September 5 Groove to Local Blues Legends and Shake your Moneymaker for One Last Summertime Blast at the Magnuson Park Amphitheatre & P-Patch Proceeds Support P-Patch Trust, local food banks, and Musician's Relief Fund What: Spend a picture perfect day at one of the most beautiful gardens in Seattle. Blues For Food Fest is an ...
Seattle Sound Engineer Fatally Shot as He Tried to Enter Wrong Motel Room
More details emerged Sunday in the bizarre shooting death of renowned local sound engineer Tom Pfaeffle. Pfaeffle, 49, who had worked with music groups that include Nirvana, The Black Crowes and Heart, owned and operated The Tank, a recording studio adjacent to his home in the woods of Black Diamond. He also worked as an instructor ...
Jazz at Kirkland Uncorked This Weekend
PonyBoy Records will be presenting the music this Saturday and Sunday at the Kirkland Uncorked Festival. The event is held in downtown Kirkland’s Marina Park at 25 Lakeshore Plaza, Kirkland, Washington Saturday, July 18 2:00 - 3:15 JAY THOMAS QUARTET Jay Thomas, John Hansen, Chuck Kistler, Phil Parisot 3:30 - 4:45 CAROLYN GRAYE QUARTET Carolyn Graye, ...
McTuff at Jazz Alley This Sunday
Jazz Alley continues their Sunday night series featuring local jazz artists to packed houses … lets hope this series continues! SUNDAY, JULY 19 - McTUFF JAZZ ALLEY 2033 Sixth Ave., Seattle; (206-441-9729 or jazzalley.com). 7:30 show is full, 9:30 show has been added! Be sure to make reservation, as they are required ...
Kim Rushing Quartet at Egan's, July 11
Saturday, July 11 - Kim Rushing Quartet Egan’s Ballard Jam House 1707 NW Market Street 7:00pm, $10 Reservations: 206-789-1621 Kim Rushing grew up in Harrisburg PA, playing piano, clarinet, and participating in chorus, choir and plays. Graduate of the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Moved to NYC ...
Eugene Register-Guard: Top Jazz Label Has Local Origins
From The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR): Although it’s based in Seattle, JazzWeek magazine’s “jazz label of the year” has Eugene’s fingerprints all over it. Origin Records bested Concord Records, Palmetto, Sunnyside, Heads Up and HighNote Records to take the prize in late June. The winner was announced at the JazzWeek Conference held during the Rochester Jazz Festival. ...
