Dena Taylor's Friends (109)

"Remembering Russ" Nathan Tanouye & The Las Vegas Jazz Connection


"Crossings" Nathan Tanouye & The Las Vegas Jazz Connection


"Mike's Place" Mike Johnson


"Let's Roll" Keith Anderson


When I first learned about the Jazz Network I thought it was a fabulous idea.  The reality has more than lived up to my expectations.  I am constantly learning about new artists from all over the world who play many different styles of jazz.  I've made new friends, run into old friends and learned about new venues and ways to promote my career and new releases.  It has been such a friendly and welcoming experience that I was delighted to take advantage of this opportunity to be featured on the Network.  Thank you Jaijai and everyone who has chosen to participate in the Jazz Network!

Audrey Silver




"In My Own Voice" Joani Taylor


"Sketches Of A Dream" Rita Edmond


"Going Home" Alex Bugnon


"Finger Poppin'" Joey DeFrancesco










Frank Tiberi

"Ozanam" Chyco Simeon

"Utopias" Julio Fowler

"What A Dream I Had"
Sundar




The Jazz Network is the place to let yourself be known! If you want help promoting your artistry with marketing tips that will take you to the next level and interested in advertising your artistry on The Jazz Network, contact Jaijai to discuss your creative thoughts!

Happy Networking!!
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"Time Piece" Morrie Louden
Seldom do you meet a person who impresses you with both brilliance and kindness. Recently, I met such a person. Her name is Jaijai Jackson. I was drawn to her like a moth drawn to a flame. Her love of music is highly spiritual and her understanding of the business is remarkable. After many years in the music business, it is refreshing to meet someone like her.

Historians will research our arts to characterize our culture in the future. Contributions by those who tirelessly support our significant art forms will help to define us. Jaijai has become a key ingredient toward that future and her importance to the jazz world cannot be overstated.

Her devotion to the music and passion for keeping it alive makes our world a better place. Jaijai, thanks for being you.

Morrie Louden

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