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News: Recording

Pink Martini Announces Major U.S. Tour, First Ever Carnegie Hall Headlining Show and Appearance on Letterman in June

Pink Martini Announces Major U.S. Tour, First Ever Carnegie Hall Headlining Show and Appearance on Letterman in June

Hey Eugene! Out May 15th Pink Martini just announced a North American tour to commence this summer in support of their upcoming release, 'Hey Eugene!' (Heinz Records) out May 15th. Included in this tour is their first ever headlining performance at Carnegie Hall on June 13th and an inaugural appearance on the Late Show with David ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Diana Krall Announces Summer Tour, First Major Public Appearances in a Year

Diana Krall Announces Summer Tour, First Major Public Appearances in a Year

GRAMMY Award winner and multi-platinum selling jazz artist Diana Krall is set to return to the road in support of her latest release - “From This Moment On" (Verve). Released in the fall of 2006, 'Moment' debuted at #7 on The Billboard 200 Chart, and spent 9 consecutive weeks at #1 on Billboard's Top Jazz Chart. ...

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News: Award / Grant

Michael White Quintet Winner In The 6th Annual Independent Music Awards

Michael White Quintet Winner In The 6th Annual Independent Music Awards

Michael White Quintet Among Winners Of The 6TH Annual Independent Music Awards Indie Artists From Five Continents To Be Promoted To More Than 10 Million Prople & Appear IN 2007 Edition OF The Musician's Atlas The Band Michael White Quintet is among a diverse group of independent musicians ...

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Article: Album Review

Madeleine Peyroux: Half The Perfect World

Read "Half The Perfect World" reviewed by Gina Vodegel

by Gina Vodegel

Madeleine Peyroux co-wrote four of twelve songs on Half The Perfect World. Leonard Cohen/Anjani Thomas connoisseurs will recognize the title, but not the track itself. Peyroux stripped it from Anjani's stilled elegance and turned it into a soft tropical breeze, a melancholy bossa nova with a sense of longing and desire that makes you wonder whether ...

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Article: Film Review

The Derek Trucks Band: Songlines - Live

Read "The Derek Trucks Band: Songlines - Live" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette

The Derek Trucks Band Songlines - Live Legacy 2006 The release of the Derek Trucks Band's Songlines - Live DVD should consolidate the gains the band made earlier this year with their similarly titled audio disc. In the concert content of the package, as well as the ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Mary Lou Williams: Mary Lou's Mass, My Mama Pinned a Rose on Me, Zodiac Suite Revisited, The Lady Who Swings the Band

Read "Mary Lou Williams: Mary Lou's Mass, My Mama Pinned a Rose on Me, Zodiac Suite Revisited, The Lady Who Swings the Band" reviewed by George Kanzler

by George Kanzler

Mary Lou Williams Mary Lou's Mass Smithsonian Folkways 2006 Mary Lou Williams My Mama Pinned a Rose on Me OJC 2005 Mary Lou Williams Collective Zodiac Suite Revisited ...

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Article: Album Review

Dr. John: Mercernary

Read "Mercernary" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

On Mercernary the good doctor, Mac Rebennack, performs a Voodoo mass on the music of Johnny Mercer, casting it in the gris-gris patois of his native New Orleans. This union of standards and Creole is a contentious one, showing that one cannot force a square peg into a round hole. “Blues in the Night, “I'm an ...

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Article: Profile

Memories of Mary Lou

Read "Memories of Mary Lou" reviewed by Peter O'Brien

by Peter O'Brien

I met Mary Lou Williams in the pages of Time Magazine. It was early 1964. She was 53 years old and I was 23. The article, under MUSIC, was in two parts--each about a different woman. The first concerned itself with Sarah Caldwell. Ms. Caldwell directed and produced operas and was the inventor of The Boston ...

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Article: Album Review

The Little Willies: The Little Willies

Read "The Little Willies" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

It was only a matter of time before Norah Jones would give into her country music jones and deliver the goods. The Little Willies is Jones' first project since the comfortable Feels Like Home (Blue Note, 2004). She takes members of her Handsome Band and mixes them with some additional New York City-based musicians, including singer-songwriter ...

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Article: Album Review

The Wood Brothers: Ways Not to Lose

Read "Ways Not to Lose" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette

As the bassist in Medeski, Martin & Wood, Chris Wood is the group's secret weapon. Until this collaboration with his brother Oliver, where the siblings rediscovered their fascination with blues and folk music after a series of dates under the proverbial radar last year, he hadn't the visibility of his peers, based on collaborations with Warren ...


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