"I also run the Seattle Jazz Scene meetup, so Seattle Jazzers, or Jazzers visiting Seattle and have a show there, hit me up and I'll post it there. Over 200 ppl are signed onto that meetup page. I don't use it like like a regular…"
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Yogi McCaw posted a status"OMG, The dead do live - I'm back on TNJ! I've revived Yogis Music World my blog for the Seattle World http://yogismusic.blogspot.com/"
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Pacific Northwest Scene
Gigs and news from jazz and world music scene in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver BC, etc. famous and local musicians encouraged to post, and fans of the music. Gigs, reviews, link up to your originals, etc.
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Gigs and news from jazz and world music scene in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver BC, etc. famous and local musicians encouraged to post, and fans of the music. Gigs, reviews, link up to your originals, etc.
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Gigs and news from jazz and world music scene in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver BC, etc. famous and local musicians encouraged to post, and fans of the music. Gigs, reviews, link up to your originals, etc.
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Gigs and news from jazz and world music scene in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver BC, etc. famous and local musicians encouraged to post, and fans of the music. Gigs, reviews, link up to your originals, etc.
Yogi McCaw left a comment for Isaac Byrd Jr."Thanks for friending me up! This is some really clean sounds you got here. Thanks for turning me on to your music!"
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- Where are you located?
- Seattle, WA, USA
- What is your affiliation to the Jazz World?
- Musical Artist
- Tell us a little about your background...
- Terra Shivaiya, Six East-Six West is the culmination of recording over several years at different times with different musicians. It is truly a fusion in the sense that it was recorded on two continents, in three different studios, with musicians from the traditions of Jazz, Latin, Brazilian, Indian Classical, and African all contributing.
All these people are in my circle of musical friendships, and I wanted to share that experience of discovery, revelation, and unique creativity that can arise when talented people from diverse backgrounds collaborate.
Not to mention the lifelong friendships that arise as well.
Hope you like it - please share the music with friends!
Cheers, Yogi McCaw
- How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
- Sax player Chris Burnett sent a myspace bulletin about it.
- What Instrument do you play?
- Piano
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://www.theyoginis.com
Check out the new Terra Shivaiya Six East-Six West release
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Seattle Jazz Scene meetup and other stuff
Posted on May 23, 2010 at 6:09pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hey Everyone, I'll be posting up more gigs on the PNW scene group page now. Also, I want to let you all know I am the organizer of a meetup group
Seattle Jazz Scene meetup
http://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Jazz-Scene-Meetup/
If you are a Seattle-area jazzer, join up and email me your gigs there so I can post them up. Our 'meetups' are actually just listing everybody's gigs. The emphasis is on Seattle…
Continue Pacific Northwest Scene
Posted on November 10, 2009 at 10:54am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hey Everyone,
I started a group for Pacific Northwest Artists here on TJN awhile back . I'm trying to promote it so it gains some energy. Search it up in the groups. I emailed many people and told them to sign up. Also, if you are a NW artist go over there and give it some juice. You don't have to have a new album or gig, although that's nice if you can plug it there. Just give us a holler, tell of your favorite PNW jazz hang, or some of your fave PNW artists, or just say hi. As it… Continue
I started a group for Pacific Northwest Artists here on TJN awhile back . I'm trying to promote it so it gains some energy. Search it up in the groups. I emailed many people and told them to sign up. Also, if you are a NW artist go over there and give it some juice. You don't have to have a new album or gig, although that's nice if you can plug it there. Just give us a holler, tell of your favorite PNW jazz hang, or some of your fave PNW artists, or just say hi. As it… Continue
It's happening!
Posted on June 14, 2009 at 4:49am 1 Comment 0 Likes
My group is featured on the front page of TJN this week.
I would like to thank JaiJai for being superhuman, utterly astounding , and otherwise all-around amazing. She put up all my stuff and answered my incessant emails. She is an incredibly busy lady. I don't know how she balances it all out, but however she does it, it sure is working!
I want to encourage all you indie artiests out there to get it together, make a good recording, and have it featured up here. This place… Continue
I would like to thank JaiJai for being superhuman, utterly astounding , and otherwise all-around amazing. She put up all my stuff and answered my incessant emails. She is an incredibly busy lady. I don't know how she balances it all out, but however she does it, it sure is working!
I want to encourage all you indie artiests out there to get it together, make a good recording, and have it featured up here. This place… Continue
Terra Shivaiya release coming soon
Posted on March 23, 2009 at 12:36pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hi everyone,
I am still waiting for the online sales outlets (Amazon, Rhapsody, iTunes, etc) to finish processing my info and then the CD will be for sale (probably within four weeks or so). I wanted to go ahead and post up the songs and related info here anyway so that my fellow jazzheads could get an early taste of the material. All the songs, in their entirety, are here on the TJN site. So enjoy them! Always welcome to hear your responses!
I am still waiting for the online sales outlets (Amazon, Rhapsody, iTunes, etc) to finish processing my info and then the CD will be for sale (probably within four weeks or so). I wanted to go ahead and post up the songs and related info here anyway so that my fellow jazzheads could get an early taste of the material. All the songs, in their entirety, are here on the TJN site. So enjoy them! Always welcome to hear your responses!
Just getting started on the jazz network
Posted on March 2, 2008 at 11:39am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I'm just getting going on here. I need to put up songs, testimonials, and pics and then I think it will be good to go. I think there's a good market segment for this that separates the jazz musicians out from the masses on myspace. Hopefully listeners and promoters will use this resource to find people like me and get some collaborations/shows/projects going that will help everybody and the help the music.Cheers.
Comment Wall (31 comments)
- At 5:23pm on April 4, 2010,
Joani Taylor said… - Hi Yogi,
Thank you so much for that! I need all the help I can get out here.
Cheers to you,
joani
- At 3:32pm on April 2, 2010,
Barbara said…
- Hi Yogi just wanted to pop in and have a listen...what a pleasure to my heart....sharing the love..Aroha Barb
- At 1:34am on December 24, 2009,
Rita Edmond said… - Greetings Yogi, and welcome aboard to TJNW. Your music is enchanting. :)
- At 11:29am on December 23, 2009,
Wanda St Louis said… - Yes, Yogi, the band (the Radio StarDust Jazz Orchestra, also here) and I will be posting tunes in the new year. I must say I am still totally engaged by your music. Hope to interview you some day for my weekly column. Stay in touch!
- At 9:36pm on November 9, 2009,
Martin Clay said… - Thanks for the feedback brother, I'll have to check things out...Diggin' your work!
- At 11:56am on July 28, 2009,
DERICK POLK said… - I see you re from Seattle. I lived in Seattle for a minute. If you run into John Bishop, Hadley Calliman, Larry Fuller, Buddy Catlett, There are so many cats to name. If you ever play at Tula's do say hello to Mac for me.
- At 11:08pm on June 23, 2009,
- Hi Yogi nice to meet you, and how wonderful your feature is. I'm so amazed at the talent here it's so inspiring for me being a new artist myself. I wish you all the best. Have a great week and keep up the great works. Love and respect BJ
- At 2:36pm on June 3, 2009,
Simply An-G said… - Thanks for visiting... and I am glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully soon I will have some jazz to add. I am currently working on that. I will be visiting :)
- At 2:01pm on May 30, 2009,
Lulu said… - Hi Yogi...! Very Nice to meet you! you can add up one more friend from Taiwan from now on....
I like the photo on your profile...
very bright smile & sunshine....
have a Great weekend!
Lulu
- At 6:21pm on May 10, 2009,
Michael Stephens said… - A nice warm round tone; an interesting blend of cultures & able to pull it off.
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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