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Stephen L. Gilbreath
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- Bessemer, AL
- United States
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Francis Reilly replied to Stephen L. Gilbreath's discussion Members in Song Writing Finals !!! in the group Let's Create The Jazz Network Worldwide Award Show!!"I hate to be a drag but I could hardly understand any of the lyrics.The acoustics were so bad that it made it impossible discern ,well just about every word."
JAZZYJOEL BREEDEN commented on Stephen L. Gilbreath's video
Ginger and Scott "Pardon Me While I Fall In Love"
"NICE DUO, GOOD SONG, GOOD BIG BAND BACKUP. WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT."
James Bazen replied to Stephen L. Gilbreath's discussion Big Band's Alive - Alpine Village, Torrance, Monday Nights (Orig. Swing-era Musicians) in the group Los Angeles Musician Connection"Wish I could be there. Next time I'm in LA I'll check it out. Thanks for the heads up."
Stephen L. Gilbreath added a discussion to the group JAZZ FOR JESUS
Free Daddy Lloyd Gospel CD to All Who Join the Tuxedo Club This Month
Daddy Lloyd sings seven Southern Gospel tunes with guitar or piano. Everybody has got to have this Southern Gospel CD in their music library. CD is free this month to all who join the Tuxedo Club which promotes Big Band Jazz & Swing. Listen and make sure you like the original Swing-era musicians first at: http://www.BigBandsAlive.com
Ginger Berglund left a comment for Stephen L. Gilbreath"Finally back and somewhat recovered. Hope you are thriving in Tuxedo Junction. Was getting a mite cold when we drove thru a bit south..."
Stephen L. Gilbreath commented on Jaijai Jackson's group Radio Broadcasters"Public Radio WorldWide has redesigned it's home page. Take a look at: http://www.PRWW.org
PRWW has assisted the fund drives of local PubRadio stations for years. Among our goals for the coming year is not to just ask listeners to become a…"
Stephen L. Gilbreath left a comment for Kara Johnstad"Kara,
I think you have a couple of good suggestions. Watch for a short email from me soon.
Regards,
Stephen"
Stephen L. Gilbreath left a comment for Kara Johnstad"Kara -
By all means! Please tell me if you will, does your audience like Big Band music -- the kind played by the original sidemen of the WW2 Swing-era orchestras -- like at http://www.BigBandsAlive.com (LISTEN & LOOK button)?
How do the…"
Stephen L. Gilbreath left a comment for Wanda St Louis"I passed on your wonderful words to Scott & Ginger. They return best wishes to you!"
Kara Johnstad left a comment for Stephen L. Gilbreath"thanks for getting in touch. I watched the video - a HIT! Great song. A classic is born.
I too am on air and have a radio show... let's keep in touch.
warmest regards,
Kara"
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Stephen L. Gilbreath posted a videoGinger and Scott "Pardon Me While I Fall In Love"
Ginger Berglund, voice, and Scott Whitfield, voice trombone in concert July 26, 2009 Contrapuntal Hall, Brentwood, CA, sing their original song. Accompanied ...
Stephen L. Gilbreath posted a photo
Ginger&Scott_fromVideo-NewSong-''Pardon Me While I Fall In Love''
This fun, playful song is in the finals of the Rocktober Songwriting Contest! You can view a video of it on You Tube (Search Ginger & Scott) and you can add your vote for these members at:…
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- Where are you located?
- Tuxedo Junction - Birmingham, Alabama
- What is your affiliation to the Jazz World?
- Radio Broadcaster, Television Broadcaster, Production Coordinator, Journalist
- Tell us a little about your background...
- Host of Big Band's Alive with Dexter Ray -- see BigBandsAlive.com (On the radio by first and middle name only -- Stephen Lloyd.)
- How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
- Mikayla Gilbreath
- What Instrument do you play?
- Vocalist
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://PRWW.org
- When Is Your CD Scheduled For Release?
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Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 8:59am on January 13, 2011,
Petra Kozeluhova said…
- At 12:49pm on January 19, 2010,
Brenda Lewis said… - Hi Stephen - Right back at you! Thanks so much for connecting with me on here, too. Yes, I would certainly be very interested in singing on your show with the big bands. My favourite song to sing from the era? Wow, that's a tough one. I was raised on so much of the music because my parents were both veterans of the British Army in WWII (that's how they met :-). I'd have to say: "A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square" is unanimously #1 for me. "Stardust" is also a fave. And a I love singing the fast tempo swingers, too. I do pretty much anything by Vera Lynn and Marlene Dietrich. Anyhow, I am so pleased to hear from you - and will drop you a private note to discuss this more. All the best; Brenda
- At 12:05am on December 4, 2009, Ginger Berglund said…
- Finally back and somewhat recovered. Hope you are thriving in Tuxedo Junction. Was getting a mite cold when we drove thru a bit south...
- At 6:10am on November 6, 2009,
Cres O'Neal said… - Hi Stephen:
Thanks for the kudos and the add. Actually, the songs on my site, except for "Baby It's Cold Outside," are from a demo. I can send you a copy of my Christmas Cd. My new CD won't be completed until later this spring. Email me, and we can talk.
Cres
- At 6:03am on November 1, 2009, Kara Johnstad said…
- thanks for getting in touch. I watched the video - a HIT! Great song. A classic is born.
I too am on air and have a radio show... let's keep in touch.
warmest regards,
Kara
- At 4:58pm on September 30, 2009,
Dr. Tish Oney said… - Thanks, Stephen--I'll drop it in the mail for you tomorrow! Happy listening, and I hope you will enjoy playing it on the air as well!
Tish
- At 4:27pm on September 30, 2009, Dr. Tish Oney said…
- Stephen,
Thanks for the add--let me know where to send you a CD for airplay and I'll make sure you get it! Thanks for your interest--
Tish
- At 1:11pm on September 17, 2009,
Hilde Hefte said… - Hi!!
Thank you for finding me and for your smiling words.
Great being friends with you!!
All the best in life
Hilde
- At 8:46am on September 16, 2009,
Irene Atman said… - Hi Stephen!
Thank you for the wonderful welcome.
Irene
- At 10:22am on September 15, 2009,
Susan Pereira said… - Thanks, Stephen!
Susan
The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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