March 2009 Blog Posts (113)
March 31st, 2009
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Dear reader, please take a moment to consider whatever context that Danny Barker is speaking within this fragment. It's worth a replay.
What's he talking about? No right or wrong answer here – just thought. A clue of ingenuity:
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Mr.… Continue
PROMOTION ON MY JAZZ BROADCASTS
"ANIMAJAZZ" and "A VOICE,A SOUL"
The programs are listening by web direct on www.puntoradio.fm and it's possible to download them on my web site: www.animajazz.it.
"Animajazz" is dedicated to the New International Instrumental Jazz and "A Voice, A Soul" is dedicated to the New International Jazz Voices.…
Added by Bruno Pollacci on March 31, 2009 at 1:55am — No Comments
New Set Added On Monday, March 30
The Jazz Set
Live365.com
Host: Banzai Bill White
This week we feature three new CD’s:
Wynton Marsalis, He and She (Blue Note, 2009)
Cassandra Wilson, Closer To You-The Pop Side (Blue Note, 2009)
The Very Best of Prestige Records (Prestige, 2009)
I am very impressed with the two new works from Blue Note. Wynton puts together a wonderful story about… Continue
Added by Banzai Bill on March 30, 2009 at 7:18am — No Comments
Out Now: Beijing 2
CD 1
1. The Peace Will Come - Angel Tears
2. Dervish - Celt Islam Feat. Inder Goldfinger
3. Donde El Mar Abraza La Tierra (Red Sea Mix) - Razoof feat. Zeb
4. Menina - Merge Of Equals
5. 10.15 - Goldin
6. The Rain Comes Again - Loopa Scava Meets Cayetano
7. Blue (Eivissa Re-Work) - Goloka
8.… Continue
Added by merge of equals on March 30, 2009 at 3:28am — No Comments
Be The Change
Although I've not physically met Steven Charles, or Karen Greene, or you yet, it is true we are much more alike, than we are different.
Steven and Karen both agree that the best way to promote this jazzy culture is to "Be the change you want to see". (Gandhi).
No good comes of criticizing, condeming, or otherwise complaining about other's tastes in music, or lack of enthusiasm, support, or venue.
It works by working it. "Be the Change" is a great mantra or… Continue
Added by Vid Weatherwax on March 29, 2009 at 9:49pm — No Comments
Melena Performs at The Brownsville Latin Jazz Festival
Added by Melena on March 29, 2009 at 9:43pm — No Comments
WPR MAGAZINE- INTERVIEWS AND ARTICLES BY: MELENA
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Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Added by Grace Black on March 29, 2009 at 1:35pm — No Comments
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Music and Photo's would be a dream assignment! Everywhere in the world today, we see stress and strife. Where there is pain there can healing. Where there is a frown, there can be a smile. Music has always softened the pain… Continue
Added by DeMorris Smith on March 29, 2009 at 12:33pm — No Comments
Tony Adamo is reviewed by Smoothjazz
TONY ADAMO Straight Up Deal Urbanzone Records - GETS FIVE STARS
www.myspace.com/tonyrocadamo
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For those who haven't experienced it...there's a mystique to the San Francisco bay area at night. It's unique to the 'City by the Bay.' Over the years many artists have captured this vibrant, earthy electricity and stuck it in the middle of their music regardless of genre.
Santana, Jefferson Airplane/Starship, Tower of… Continue
Added by Tony Adamo on March 29, 2009 at 11:48am — No Comments
Tony Adamo is reviewed by Ejazznews
www.myspace.com/tonyrocadamo
CDBaby
Bay area vocalist Tony Adamo garnished a five star rating from Smoothjazz.com for his latest release, "Straight Up Deal." However, there's a lot more to the smooth jazz sound found on this recording than what they would have you believe. Tony Adamo, equipped with a deep baritone voice, belts out some real gyrating funk, R&B;and soulful jazz tunes on this fourteen piece CD, which also includes a… Continue
Added by Tony Adamo on March 29, 2009 at 11:45am — No Comments
STROKELAND RECORDS WELCOMES TONY ADAMO’S FUNKY GROOVE
Fred Harris, UrbanZone Records
Los Angeles, CA
Tony Adamo, power house singer/songwriter has been signed by Strokeland Records for music distribution and entertainment PR. of Operations. Strokeland is home of the East Bay (Oakland/San Francisco) soul music sound. ‘Doc’ Kupka, the legendary baritone saxophonist and founding member of the super funk/rock band, Tower of Power (TOP), founded Strokeland in 1998 with Andy Ebon as… Continue
Added by Tony Adamo on March 29, 2009 at 11:39am — No Comments
TONY ADAMO’S NEW GROOVE COVER ON A TOWER OF POWER TUNE
Fred Harris, UrbanZone Records
Los Angeles, CA
Singer-songwriter, Tony Adamo’s producer, Jerry Stucker was back in Los Angeles at Capitol Studios and Mastering working on new music tracks for Adamo’s new CD release.
In the mixed bag of Adamo/Stucker originals recorded at Capitol is a liquid cool cover of a song written by Tower of Power’s (TOP) Stephen “Doc” Kupka and Emilio Castillo. “Doc” was so funkified after… Continue
Added by Tony Adamo on March 29, 2009 at 11:35am — No Comments
Tony Adamo is reviewed by Jazzreview
www.myspace.com/tonyrocadamo
CD Baby
Jazz vocalist Tony Adamo struts back with his silky, charismatic, and, as I’m sure many ladies will confirm, seductive vocals on this clever new release Straight Up Deal . While I’ve classified this recording as smooth jazz, it really serves up equal doses of funk, smooth jazz, and R&B. There are also elements of island rhythms and cool, piano-bar jazz. A true cornucopia of coolness in… Continue
Added by Tony Adamo on March 29, 2009 at 11:30am — No Comments
All Three "Blueprints of Jazz" Chart in Top 50 for Jazz Radio
http://www.threcords.com/
Talking House Records' Blueprints of Jazz series is moving up the charts -- the first three albums in the series simultaneously hit the Top 50 of JazzWeek’s Jazz Album Chart for radio airplay.
Blueprints of Jazz is an epic series uncovering some of the greatest architects behind the evolution of jazz over the past 50 years. The series has been widely applauded by… Continue
Added by Donald Bailey on March 29, 2009 at 9:33am — No Comments
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Added by tony dane on March 29, 2009 at 9:00am — No Comments
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Added by tran on March 28, 2009 at 12:30pm — No Comments
Pure Jazz Radio
Added by Grace Black on March 28, 2009 at 6:00am — No Comments
SussStanding (Us Standing with Understanding).
Whatever music is heard by hyperlinks, I perform the drums in concert (and agreement).
I never thought that I would have a career, though it is commonly (perhaps… Continue
Added by John Sussewell on March 27, 2009 at 11:41pm — No Comments
Cuban Rhythms Meet The African Skies
Added by Melena on March 27, 2009 at 10:23pm — No Comments
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