November 2008 Blog Posts (90)
THE ESSENCE SHOW - Host Kara Johnstad - Nov. 23+24, 2008
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The ESSENCE RADIO SHOW
Host Kara Johnstad
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NOVEMBER 22 + 23, 2008
This weeks artists! Paul Averinos,… Continue
Added by Kara Johnstad on November 21, 2008 at 8:23am — No Comments
Tommie gets played on Radio....
I am told that as of this weekend Blues City Radio will be playing my track
'Can't Leave You Alone' and as this internet radio channel is listened to in
18 countries in addition to across the US, that is very exciting indeed!
Added by tommie brewster on November 20, 2008 at 5:26pm — No Comments
New CD
I am happy to tell you that my new album "Above the clouds" is doing really well.
Come out in US 3 weeks ago and now in the Jazz Radio charts on N.14 !
Wonderful reviews in Jazz Times, All about jazz, various US, Dutch,Belgium, Japanese sites and papers.
Greetings
Amina
http://www.aminafigarova.com
Added by Amina Figarova on November 20, 2008 at 3:39pm — No Comments
Tommie's song 'Can't Leave You Alone'
And the magic ride continues as my song has again risen in the chart on Reverbnation and now stands at number 17 which is quite breathtaking for me................
Added by tommie brewster on November 20, 2008 at 7:39am — No Comments
Tommie's Progress
I'm having such an amazing ride with my song 'Can't Leave You Alone' which is now at number 18 in the Reverbnation blues chart.
Jaijai has helped enormously by giving me a 'Spotlight' feature on this network and then
Live Blues World decided they would also feature me for a week on their Members' page.
I just heard that Reverbnation have followed suit and I am a featured artist on their
Home Page at… Continue
Added by tommie brewster on November 18, 2008 at 9:10pm — No Comments
Latest Radio Review
Bob Collins
WRHU Radio
"The Jazz Cafe" Show
Hempstead, NY
Added by Peggie Perkins on November 18, 2008 at 3:15pm — No Comments
a Friend of Mine
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michael grossman
THEORY BOOKS
TECHNIQUE OF 20TH CENTURY MUSIC/LEON DALIN
THE NDM PRINCIPLE of RELATIVE MUSIC AH DE MONFRED
FILM SCORE BY TONY THOMAS RAE BOOK WITH INTERVIEWS OF THE BEST AMERICAN FILM COMPOSER'S 15 EUROS.
UNDERSCORE BY FRANK SKINNER : RARE BOOK ON THE ART OF COMPOSING MUSIC FOR MOVIES BY ONE OF THE… Continue
Added by Madeleine Davis on November 18, 2008 at 2:28pm — No Comments
Dave CasT (Castiglione) homecoming gig with Ronnie France, Karl Sterling & Rick Balestra
AUBURN NY - These days everyone knows him as "CasT." You may have seen
him on PBS,or in the horn section with The Dave Matthews Band on "Live on The
Rocks" Cd or DVD, or on tour with George Clinton.
Auburn native and sax player David CasTiglione returns to his home town of Auburn
for a special appearance with his jazz quartet at Bear Bones Bar-B-Que, located
at 83 Wall Street… Continue
Added by Karl Sterling on November 18, 2008 at 1:37pm — No Comments
Remembering Mr. Art Porter
Category: Music
Art Porter Jr., a saxophonist known for his work in jazz, rhythm-and-blues and pop music, died Nov. 23 1996 in a boating accident in Bangkok, Thailand. He was 35.
Mr. Porter, who grew up in Little Rock, Ark., was a prodigy. His father, Art Porter Sr., a professional musician,encouraged his son in his musical… Continue
Added by Delton Walker on November 18, 2008 at 1:10pm — No Comments
American Songbook Preservation Society...Singing the Great American Songbook
As some of you may know, I am a singer and a great fan of America’s
Classical music...Jazz and the Great American Songbook, known and
loved around the world.
Will you help me to endow a Foundation dedicated to
continuing this legacy for future generations?
Our Mission: To preserve our cultural treasure known as the Great
American Songbook by presenting this music to the public at home
and abroad as Ambassadors of… Continue
Added by Ron Kaplan on November 18, 2008 at 9:23am — 1 Comment
“You’ve Got Me”
Fundamentally, the bass was always the instrument that held together the root of a song. It has been… Continue
Added by Benjy Myaz on November 18, 2008 at 7:30am — No Comments
NEW CD AVAILABLE
Added by Sam on November 18, 2008 at 12:12am — No Comments
Antonio Carlos Jobim in Jazz Nights
It's a pleasure to me invite You to visit the update of my website "Jazz Nights", which was dedicated to Bossa Nova, through the work of Tom Jobim, as "Chega de Saudade".
In addition, I have comments, news, links, videos and Jazz posters. I like the music of Dave Percell, and I introduced him and his CD, "Eternal Traveler" in the Home of the site. This is the best opinion that I can give about his work. Thank You very much, Dave.
I like to receive your… Continue
Added by Diego Losada Muñoz on November 17, 2008 at 12:25pm — No Comments
a brief hello on a monday morning...
just posted some pics from our gig at sweet lorraine's in october... and my poetry reading at the musicians union hall here in the sometimes bitter but still sweet city of new orleans, home sweet home...
glad to be here at the jazznetwork when i do plug in... i am a bit of a luddite and would rather see y'all face to face, but such is the modern age of networking...
am very glad about obama's victory and joined… Continue
Added by Delia Tomino Nakayama on November 17, 2008 at 9:32am — No Comments
New Song
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Added by VIOLETTA on November 17, 2008 at 2:10am — No Comments
November 17th, 2008
It is with a bit more care, or perhaps less urgency, that I now approach my Be-Log. I've been on a inward turn in the last week and a half.… Continue
Added by Esquizito on November 17, 2008 at 2:00am — No Comments
Music of Thelonious Monk Concert
The Music of Thelonious Monk by Wynton Marsalis and his band
Start Date: Thu, November 20 2008
End Date: Sat, November 22 2008
Event Time: 8 pm
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New York, NY
This exceptional Jazz concert at the Lincoln Center Orchestra will be featuring Wynton Marsalis and his brilliant jazz band. They will be leading us through special arrangements of Monk's idiosyncratic compositions typically performed… Continue
Added by BrainySkeeta on November 16, 2008 at 8:24am — No Comments
GINO SITSON 4 @ ZINC BAR JAZZ CLUB/NOVEMBER 19 @ 9pm
LOS ANGELES TIMES (Don Heckman)
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November 19, 2008 –– 9pm, 11pm & 12:30am
GINO SITSON 4
ZINC BAR Jazz Club
82 West 3rd Street
(btw Thompson & Sullivan)
Greenwich… Continue
Added by GINO SITSON on November 15, 2008 at 1:31pm — No Comments
NO MORE XM BEYOND JAZZ! :-(
. . .we mourn the loss of another GREAT Satellite Radio Station: XM Beyond Jazz. It was the perfect place to hear all sorts of FABULOUS Jazz Fusion (as it was described, a radio world where you could hear "fusion, funk, acid jazz, techno, world jazz, the new jazz singers, nu-jazz, acid bebop, hip-hop jazz, jam-band jazz, nouveau swing and all the other forms that have come along as the music has… Continue
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