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05/29/13 Community Articles
New Release by O Som Do Jazz
Jazzy Brazilian grooves are featured in “A Kiss for Rio” by Florida-based Brazilian band O Som Do Jazz (the sound of jazz in Portuguese).
05/29/13 Community Articles
John Lamb in Florida
a brief introduction to Tampa Bay bassist John Lamb
05/29/13 Albums
Haymaker
Noah Preminger
Those who have enjoyed Noah Preminger's first two CDs, Dry Bridge Road and Before the Rain , should be even more impressed by Haymaker, as the tenor saxophonist continues to grow in terms of depth and expressiveness. Preminger is aided immeasurably by his...
05/28/13 Community Articles
A Jazz Walk Thru Woodlawn Cemetery.
To spend time at a cemetery, one would expect to have reflection which could cause feelings of both sadness and joy. But you wouldn't expect to find the subject of jazz mixed in with those emotional elements in a environment of solitude. Well, those two...
05/28/13 Community Articles
Elizabeth Fields & The Collective
Wolverhampton (UK) artist "Elizabeth Fields" launches her long awaited EP with a couple of live sessions previewing unreleased singles. ......"Heralds the arrival of an astounding new talent, which supports the fabulous vocal effortlessly"...... ...
05/27/13 Albums
MINERAL PIANO
The piano creates buzz riding a polymorphic drum set. It is here where takes possession of the trio hierarchy. "Chants" is a majestic work opening shiny new roads to classic jazz trio. Craig Taborn, on piano, Thomas Morgan on bass and Gerald Cleeaver drums...
05/22/13 Community Articles
Tony Adamo Miles of Blu Five out of Five Stars/ Amazon.com
5.0 out of 5 stars Grooves Galore! A new Genre!!! May 21, 2013 Format:Audio CD/http://www.amazon.com/Miles-Blu-Tony-Adamo/dp/B00BV2B6GS/ref=cm_cr-mr-img
05/21/13 Community Articles
KCC Productions presents Jowee Omicil and the Core
This is a show you don't want to miss. Saxophone and winds master Jowee Omicil is in possession of what is simply one of the most soothing, soulful and spiritual sounds that his instruments of choice have ever rendered.
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