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Viewpoint: Official's attack on teachers unwarranted

It was with a great deal of sadness and disappointment that I read the article concerning the comments by Tony Bennett and Rick Muir and the subsequent attacks on the Anderson Federation of Teachers. Go to news article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.topix.com14 March 2010

CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: A Jazz-Pop Encounter: The Sequel

BROWS furrowed, Brad Mehldau and Jon Brion wore the same look of concentration here one evening last spring, perched on Aeron chairs in a mixing room at Ocean Way Recording studios. Go to news article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.topix.com14 March 2010

INTERVIEW/PROFILE: Jazz Musician of the Day: Mark Murphy

All About Jazz is celebrating Mark Murphy's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Mark MurphyMark Murphy is one of the world\'s greatest -- and hippest -- jazz vocalists performing today. Go to news article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com14 March 2010

PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Stephanie Jordan Performs with Clark Knighten Summer Smooth Jazz Sundays Series

NEW ORLEANS, LA - New Orleans jazz vocalist Stephanie Jordan is featured this week at the Summer Smooth Jazz Sundays series at the Clarion Hotel, 100 Westbank Expressway in Gretna Louisiana. For more than thirty years, Clark Knighten has displayed a...Go to news article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com14 March 2010

MUSIC INDUSTRY: Gig Advice from Dave Carpenter

I was fortunate enough to study with the great bassist Dave Carpenter (Allan Holdsworth, Buddy Rich, Woody Herman, Boz Skaggs, Peter Erskine) for about a year-and-a-half while I was attending CalArts and I learned a lot from him about music and...Go to news article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com14 March 2010

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Refuge Trio: Refuge Trio

The musical sound and scope of Refuge Trio resembles a sanctuary of genre-morphing frameworks, neatly compacted into a conspicuous group-focused mindset. Appropriately, the trio's name was inspired by Joni Mitchell's song "Refuge of The Roads," from the...Go to the review article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com02 April 2009

Beppe Crovella: Pianovagando

Setting aside his Hammond Organ, Mellotron and Moog synthesizer for a short while, Beppe Crovella--best known as the keyboardist for Italian progressive/fusion group Arti E Mestieri, last heard on First Live in Japan (MoonJune, 2007)--goes solo on...Go to the review article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com02 April 2009

Pronto: All Is Golden

There's a new game in the music world: Six degrees of Wilco. Current Wilco keyboardist Mikael Jorgensen's band Pronto is the latest degree in a wide network of Wilco connections. All Is Golden is Pronto's debut and Jorgensen composed and sings all the...Go to the review article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com02 April 2009

Radam Schwartz: Blues Citizens

One of the cool things about the relationship between jazz and blues is that both genres grew from the same emotional roots. At times, the only clear distinction is a subtle change in how notes are played. Is it jazz that sounds like the blues, or is it...Go to the review article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com02 April 2009

Stanley Turrentine: Look Out!

This 1960 set is from a period which many consider to have been Stanley Turrentine's most creative. Backed here by a then-emerging powerhouse of sidemen, the set kicks off with the title track, a tersely phrased Turrentine blues composition. Go to the review article page (opens in new window)Go to Jazz page

www.allaboutjazz.com02 April 2009

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