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Jazz St. Louis Podcast Interview with Terence Blanchard Now Online
Jazz St. Louis has put online a new podcast featuring an interview with trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard, who will be in St. Louis to perform Wednesday, June 3 through Saturday, June 6 at Jazz at the Bistro. The interview with Blanchard was done by JSL director of operations Bob Bennett, and is about 10 minutes ...
Jazz St. Louis CD Listening Club to Meet Tuesday, June 9
The next meeting of the Jazz St. Louis CD Listening Club will take place at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 9 at Borders Books, 1519 S. Brentwood Blvd.JSL executive director Gene Dobbs Bradford will lead the discussion of this month's featured CD, Atomic Basie, a 1957 release featuring arrangements by Neal Hefti that has proved ...
Benefit for Joe Raglani This Saturday, May 30 at White Flag Projects
Via the fine folks at the Open Lot performance space, news comes that St. Louis electronic musician Joe Raglani recently had thousands of dollars worth of equipment stolen while on tour in Brooklyn, NY. To help Raglani recover from the loss, friends and fans are throwing a benefit party at 9:00 p.m. this Saturday, May 30 ...
Notes from the Net: More Miles Davis News; a New Solo CD from Rick Braun; NEA Names 2010 Jazz Masters; and More
Though it's a bit smaller than usual, thanks to some slow news days over the holiday weekend and a still somewhat-gimpy computer here at StLJN HQ, here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in St. Louis, including news of musicians originally from the Gateway City, recent ...
Happy Birthday, Miles Davis
The most famous jazz musician to come from the St. Louis metropolitan area, Miles Davis was born May 26, 1926 in Alton, IL and raised in East St. Louis. To help commemorate the 83rd anniversary of his birth, StLJN is pleased to present this guest post from Jeffery Hyatt, who blogs about the legendary trumpeter at ...
Lea Delaria to Perform in Belleville on Saturday, June 20
Singer, actress and comic Lea DeLaria, a native of Belleville, IL, will return to her hometown on Saturday, June 20 to perform for the Metro East Pride festival. DeLaria started her show business career as a stand-up comic, and has gone on to utilize her acting and singing talents in cabaret, Broadway, one-woman shows, ...
Live on the Levee Once Again Snubs Jazz and Blues
The lineup of free concerts for the 2009 Fair St. Louis and Live on the Levee series has been announced by presenting organization Celebrate St. Louis, and once again, our town's indigenous musical forms of jazz and blues have been snubbed. To be fair, the organizers did make some small progress this year in ...
Sheldon Concert Hall Producing Concerts in Downtown St. Louis and Ste. Genevieve
Continuing its recent trend of producing concerts in other locations, the Sheldon Concert Hall organization is sponsoring two different concert series this summer: a set of free Thursday afternoon outdoor performances in downtown St. Louis during June, and a series of concerts at the historic Orris Theatre in Ste. Genevieve, MO. The downtown St. ...
Miles Davis' 1970 Fillmore East Concert Available as Free Download
Attention Miles Davis fans: The Web site Big O has a free download of a 1970 Davis concert at the Fillmore East that has never been commercially released.It features two sets from shows that Davis opened for singer/guitarist Neil Young (!) on March 6, 1970, after the initial release of the album Live/Evil but ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: The Musical Worlds of Eugene Chadbourne
This week, we've got some video clips featuring Eugene Chadbourne, the guitarist, banjo player, composer, improviser and occasional inventor who's coming to St. Louis on Thursday, June 4 to perform two free shows at the Schlafly St. Louis Brewery and Tap Room downtown.Chadbourne is difficult to ...


