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STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Three from Dr. John
This week, let's take a look at some video clips of New Orleans pianist and singer Dr. John, who will be in St. Louis this Tuesday, August 4 to perform at at The Pageant. Though not strictly a jazzman per se, Dr. John (born Mac Rebennack) is a ...
Sat Eye Candy: Jerry Garcia
GONE ALMOST 14 YEARS BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN Jerry Garcia would have turned 67 today if he were still with us. But those that know, well, know Jerry is still with us in ways that defy any normal description. Few individuals have made a greater impact on culture and music, and his rise to prominence in the ...
Ah! Life on Santa Monica 3rd Street Promenade
The new model: Naked girls shill for Guitar Hero? File this one under “best minute of viral marketing ever." A video surfaced on YouTube today called Naked Girls Get Interrupted. It stars four attractive ladies -- and a funny but unfortunate “interruption" from actor-model “Music Steve" -- stripping off ...
Weekend Extra: Weather Report, Birdland
Put aside all of the old arguments about whether this is jazz, jazz-rock, fusion, world music, ethnic music, R&B, funk or something else. The arguments don't matter anymore, if they ever did. This is truly, to borrow Ellington's overused phrase, beyond category. There is no more stunning instance of what rhythm, harmony and harmonics can do ...
KoRn Interview
This interview is part of the book project Under your skin which will include Interviews with: Anthony Braxton, Sepultura, Zap Mama, Lydia Lunch, Chuck D / Public Enemy, Les Nubians, Taj Mahal, Yusef Lateef, Dj Vadim, Bob James, Living Colour, Lee “Scratch Perry, Bill Frisell, ...
Sat Eye Candy: Earth Wind and Fire
WE GET ALL ELEMENTAL FOR YOUR WEEKEND Earth Wind & Fire bassist Verdine White celebrates his 58th birthday today, and that presents a nice opportunity to blow our horn for one of the longest running funk-soul outfits in the game. One of the first groups in the 1970s to actively bring in African elements like kalimba ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: A St. Louis Saxophone Sampler
The St. Louis area is known for having produced many fine jazz trumpeters over the years. Indeed, the legacy of musicians such as Miles Davis, Clark Terry, Lester Bowie and Harold “Shorty" Baker is significant enough that local jazz historian and radio host Dennis Owsley chose City ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: "Sax for Stax" with Gerald Albright and Kirk Whalum
This week, let's take a look at some video clips of performance excepts from the “Sax For Stax" tour featuring saxophonists Gerald Albright and Kirk Whalum. The tour, named after Albright's recent CD of songs made famous by the legendary Memphis R&B label, comes to the St. Louis ...
Sat Eye Candy: Queen
RIFF GENERATING GENIUS TURNS 62 TOMORROW Queen is one of those rock bands so rippled into what we consider that genre at this point that it seems too small a thing to call them “influential." From strict radio fare to the more outre melange of Howlin Rain, of Montreal and My Morning Jacket, there's Queen smiling ...
