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King Crimson To Tour The US Fall 2017
Now in their 48th year, King Crimson will be returning to America in the Fall of 2017! The new dates see the group performing in some states and cities that have not been visited in a while. jny: Atlanta, Georgia, for example, last had live Crimson music in 2001, while Texas has experienced something of an ...
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Acclaimed Cuban Jazz Pianist, Dayramir Gonzalez, To Release "The Grand Concourse" Ep July 21, 2017
Born and raised in Havana, Cuba, pianist Dayramir (DY-ruh-meer) Gonzalez has come into his own as a New York City based artist/composer and bold musical force with his bountiful U.S. debut The Grand Concourse EP to be released digitally July 21st on Machat Music/Orchard. The 5-track EP dazzles as an expressive showcase of the energetic Dayramir’s ...
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All About Jazz Showcases the work of world renowned photographers with "In Pictures" column
All About Jazz, with the support of its vast network of professional photographers, has launched “In Pictures," a new photo essay column where AAJ publishes a series of photos as an article: from live event coverage (e.g. Umbria Jazz Festival) to themes (e.g. “Jazz Guitarists"). In addition to viewing the photos presented on an article page, ...
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Tenor Saxophonist Lawrence Clark Releases Debut Album "Forward Motion"
Earlier this month, New York-based tenor saxophonist Lawrence Clark independently released his debut album entitled Forward Motion. The recording highlights Clark’s original compositions which are brought to life through a dynamic group featuring Lawrence Clark (tenor sax); Josh Evans (trumpet); Kush Abadey (drums); Rahsaan Carter (bass); and David Bryant (piano). Originally from Camden, NJ, Lawrence Clark ...
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All About Jazz is Looking for Super Fans to tell their story
Do you drive your non-jazz-loving friends crazy with your encyclopedic knowledge of jazz history? Is jazz a big part of what makes life worth living? Do you have an extensive collection of recordings, save ticket stubs, go out to hear live jazz a lot, remember the first concert you ever attended? If any or all of ...
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Professional? Maximize Your Presence at All About Jazz & Jazz Near You
Leverage All About Jazz—the Internet's most technically advanced jazz platform—to reach our vast network of fans and industry professionals locally or worldwide. From establishing a presence at All About Jazz and Jazz Near You to contacting a staff writer about a review, it's all presented on our new and improved Professionals Toolkit Page. The toolkit is ...
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Tubaist Ralph Hepola Awarded Recording Grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council
The Southwest Minnesota Arts Council has awarded tuba player Ralph Hepola a five thousand dollar Individual Artist Career Grant. Under the grant proposal, Hepola will make recordings and videos documenting his work as an improvising tubaist. The project begins later this month at Wild Sound, the jny: Minneapolis recording studio-of-choice for jazz and classical musicians. Wild ...
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Far Out Recordings Reissues Antonio Adolfo's "Viralata"
Far Out Recordings are honoured to be working with master composer, arranger and pianist, Antonio Adolfo for the first time since releasing his Destiny album in 2007. This time we present the first ever vinyl reissue of his era-defining Viralata LP: An essential album from Brazil's majorly progressive heyday of late seventies jazz-funk. Viralata is a ...
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All About Jazz has big plans for 2017, but we need your help and we have a deal. With a contribution of $20 (or more), we'll hide the six Google banner ads that appear on our website pages for a full year (365 days). In addition to a Google ad-free experience, we'll also present convenient access ...
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Virtuoso Flutist Lori Bell Returns With "Blue(s)," Her 10th Studio Album, On July 14th
On July 14, 2017, virtuoso flutist, composer/arranger, and educator, Lori Bell will release blue(s), a 9-song excursion showcasing straight-ahead blues, and the word “blue” (which appears in each song title), highlighting its rich color, lingering mood and resplendent hue. Now in the third decade of her acclaimed career, blue(s) is Bell's 10th album overall, and the ...
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