I thought it would be a nice idea if all of the ladies here on jazz network contributed one song toward a volume compilation CD. As done on other sites, this CD could be used for charity purposes. What do you think?

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I'm game! Where do I sign up?

Denise
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Hey Ladies, the CD compilations are in the works, will be fine tuning them as we go along, there are so many to be done, but there will be a Jazz Vocalist on in the "ladies" catagory. Willl keep you posted!

~Jaijai
Great, Jaijai! Here are some thoughts of mine for making it work. I love the charity idea. Do you have one in mind? I'd like to suggest a charity to help homeless women get back on their feet. I can't see there being any controversey over that as a cause ;)

We could all help to promote it on our respective sites and have these link back to here where you could have the songs for sale by download. As far as a physical CD, those are becoming harder and harder to sell. I suggest the production of just a minimum amount of say 500 for mostly promotion to radio stations. The medium of the vinyl record is experiencing a kind of Renaissance now, especially with audiophiles and classical/jazz officianadoes, so 1,000 actual records might be the way to go.

The songs will need to be mastered to all sound at about the same level. i'd like to volunteer to do that whether I am chosen to be part of the comp as an artist or not. I do this using an Italian program called "T-racks" and it's worked beautifully for other artists as well as on my own material. Keep me in mind. I'd be happy to donate this service to the project.

Best wishes for this great new endeavor and all that you do!

Peace/Love/Jazz,
Juliet

Your post is great. Thank you!

hi Jaijai,

Is there a CD compilation finally?

If it is still in project, would you be kind to tell me how I can apply to be on it?

Merry Christmas 2011.

Sylvie

This is a great idea. Please let me know of the details. Neva
I would love to be considered for such a project. Please keep me in the loop.
Happy to contribute a track to a female vocalist compilation! Please keep me posted, too. Cheers and thanks,
Lua Hadar
Great idea indeed ! :-D
I'd be interested in hearing a little more about this.
Great idea....please keep me informed as it develops!
Diane Marino

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