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Colleen McNabb "Don't Go To Strangers" Zucca Records

I'm very excited for vocalist Colleen McNabb.We did a recording session together with Jazz Legends, Buddy Montgomery (Brother of Wes), on Vibes, and Piano.Joe Chambers on drums, and her fiance' Joey DeFrancesco, on Hammond B3.I have a solo on "For All We Know".The big news is as of this week her project is at #23 on theFeb 16, 2009 Jazzweek.com charts! Look for her labelZucca Records http://www.jazzweek.com/chart/jazzchart.htmlSee More
Feb 19, 2009
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"Thanks for hookin' up bro' and for finding the groove between the moon :-) Honored that you put it in your player, very cool!...Blessings from Canada."
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Joey Defrancesco at Kerr

We have a great performance venue in Scottsdale, AZThe Kerr Cultural Center. It's especially helpful for usIndependent Artists, to have venues that work with us tokeep budgets affordable. This is such a place.Joey D. is performing March 4th, his guests will includeZucca records Artist, Colleen McNabb, and GuestsMaybe some of us can play there, and split the bill.Peace, and keep playing the notes, nobody wrote.PaulSee More
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"Welcome Paul Thank you for joining the Jazz Network! And check out my rhythm world! Peace,Luiz "
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"Hope you've heard Kurt Elling's version of "Resolution", from "Man In The Air". In the tradition of Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross. Kurt puts lyrics to Coltrane's solo... very powerful, and sets a new standard for…"
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"Between the Moons I found a great groove! Thanks for the Add, and the Music. Peace, Paul"
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Grammy Awards:Let them play!

It wasn't what I saw Sunday, but rather what I didn't see at the Grammy Awards.Herbie,Natalie Cole, and Charlie Hayden simply announcingwinners, and not sharing their gifts with a viewing audience, that won't usually be exposed to this great music.This vital part of the tapestry of American Music, should always have a place on that stage.What say you?Best regards to everyone, and let's keep shining.Paul Anderson, KJZZ, Phoenix, ArizonaSee More
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Where are you located?
Phoenix, Arizona
What is your affiliation to the Jazz World?
Musical Artist, Radio Broadcaster
Tell us a little about your background...
On a never ending journey to improve my playing, and be a part of the International Jazz Community.
And I'm honored to play this music live
from NPR station KJZZ, Phoenix on the web at KJZZ.org Mon. to Thurs 11 to 1 am MST.
How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
Word of Mouth
What Instrument do you play?
Saxophone, Other
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http://myspace.com/paulandersonjazz

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Colleen McNabb "Don't Go To Strangers" Zucca Records

Posted on February 19, 2009 at 2:19am 0 Comments

I'm very excited for vocalist Colleen McNabb.
We did a recording session together with Jazz Legends, Buddy Montgomery (Brother of Wes), on Vibes, and Piano.
Joe Chambers on drums, and her fiance' Joey DeFrancesco, on Hammond B3.
I have a solo on "For All We Know".
The big news is as of this week her project is at #23 on the
Feb 16, 2009 Jazzweek.com charts! Look for her label
Zucca Records http://www.jazzweek.com/chart/jazzchart.html

Joey Defrancesco at Kerr

Posted on February 11, 2009 at 4:05pm 0 Comments

We have a great performance venue in Scottsdale, AZ
The Kerr Cultural Center. It's especially helpful for us
Independent Artists, to have venues that work with us to
keep budgets affordable. This is such a place.
Joey D. is performing March 4th, his guests will include
Zucca records Artist, Colleen McNabb, and Guests
Maybe some of us can play there, and split the bill.
Peace, and keep playing the notes, nobody wrote.
Paul

Grammy Awards:Let them play!

Posted on February 10, 2009 at 2:22am 0 Comments

It wasn't what I saw Sunday, but rather what I didn't see at the Grammy Awards.
Herbie,Natalie Cole, and Charlie Hayden simply announcing
winners, and not sharing their gifts with a viewing audience, that won't usually be exposed to this great music.
This vital part of the tapestry of American Music, should always have a place on that stage.
What say you?
Best regards to everyone, and let's keep shining.
Paul Anderson, KJZZ, Phoenix, Arizona

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At 4:15pm on February 13, 2009, Martin Clay said…
Thanks for hookin' up bro' and for finding the groove between the moon :-) Honored that you put it in your player, very cool!...Blessings from Canada.
At 10:52am on February 11, 2009, Luiz Santos Music said…
Welcome Paul
Thank you for joining the Jazz Network!
And check out my rhythm world!
Peace,Luiz
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