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STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: In the Tradition with Sherman Irby
This week, we present some video clips of alto saxophonist Sherman Irby, who will be in St. Louis next week to do an educational residency for Jazz St. Louis and perform on Friday, October 28 and Saturday, October 29 at Jazz at the Bistro. A native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, ...
Transatlantic - More Never is Enough DVD (2011)
Turns out, Transatlantic is a modern-day prog-rock supergroup in the most complete sense of the word: That means bass pedal solos. Make no mistake, there is plenty of serious music making to be found on the forthcoming 2 DVD/3CD package More Never Is Enough, which includes two live shows from the band's celebrated 2010 reunion tour. ...
Sean Parker: "I'm Not Sure Why You Would Sign with a Record Label" [video]
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At Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Sean Parker, venture capitalist and co-founder of Facebook and Napster and Spotify investor, sat down to talk about his take on the future of the music industry. “I'm not actually sure why you would sign with a record label," quipped Parker. On Spotify, Parker says its “an attempt to ...
‘Forest Piano?’ New Age Music Video Passes Quarter Million Views
New Age music ... it's seen better days. But now it's making a comeback—thanks in no small part to pianist/composer Edward Weiss. Weiss, who owns and operates Piano Lessons by Quiescence Music, posted a video on YouTube titled 'Forest Piano' in 2008. This video has slowly been gaining in popularity and now has passed over 270,000 ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Jeff Lorber's Fusion, Revisited
For today's video showcase, let's check out some clips of keyboardist Jeff Lorber, who will be in St. Louis to perform next Wednesday, October 19 through Saturday, October 22 at Jazz at the Bistro. Though Lorber has played St. Louis before—most recently in 2008 at The Pageant as part ...
For Fun: Weiss, Most and Co.
Mort Weiss identified himself in a comment here as “the world's greatest out-of-work Jewish bebop clarinetist." That may be, but he found work one night not long ago at Steamers jazz club in the Los Angeles area. Weiss led a band with Sam Most, tenor sax and flute; Ron Eschete, guitar; Luther Hughes, bass; and Roy ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: A Matthew Shipp Sampler
This week, let's check out some clips of pianist Matthew Shipp, who's coming to St. Louis to perform with his trio next Friday, October 14 at 560 Music Center in a concert presented by New Music Circle. Shipp, who's 50 years old, grew up in Delaware, attended the New ...
Jonathan Coulton: Creative Commons, Coding and Being an Internet Rockstar [video]
D.I.Y. artist Jonathan Coulton has found real success as a musician by channeling his inner geek and appealing to the tech community. In this interview on Engadget, Coulton talks about his unique path to a career as a full time musician. WATCH:
A Roundtable of Top Digital Music Thinkers Discuss F8, Facebook Music and More [video]
In this new episode of This Week in Music, Ian Rogers is joined by Antony Bruno, who just exited his position as Billboard's Digital Editor, Rachel Masters—Partner & Co-Founder of Red Magnet Media, Bob Moczydlowsky -VP, Product & Marketing at Topspin and Tyler Crowley CEO & Founder at Skweal for an in depth roundtable discussion of ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Stanley Jordan in Concert, Times Two
It's shaping up to be a good week to be a jazz guitar fan in St. Louis. Tomorrow night, George Benson (who we covered in this space last week) will be in town to play at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, and then on Wednesday, Stanley Jordan comes to ...
