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Internationally acclaimed guitarist Pat Martino and his band will be appearing in concert for the 4th Annual Jazz Bridge Benefit on Sunday April 25th from 5-9 p.m. at the Collingswood Community Center, 30 W. Collings Ave, Collingswood NJ. Excerpt from: On Wednesday, Feb. 10, saxophonist Paul Roth, bassist Hans Halt, and pianist David Ake will join forces for the first time to present a range of traditional jazz standards in somewhat less-than-traditional ways. See the original post here: One of the first British musicians to grasp the fundamentals of “modern” (post swing) jazz, the saxophonist Johnny Dankworth eventually surpassed his bandleading days to become a skilled composer of film music, a prominent patron of the arts and head of a burgeoning musical dynasty. It is unlikely that there was ever such a splendid husband and wife partnership in jazz as that engendered when … Read the original here: The Washoe County School District’s music and fine arts programs will be getting a much-needed boost from saxophonist and vocalist Warren Hill, who will donate the proceeds from a special show to the program. Here is the original post: New music from Holland is always good news. But today’s revelations are great news. Not only is the veteran bassist and composer announcing a new album, Pathways , with a new band, the Dave Holland Octet — he’s also launching a new Web site built with the direct-to-fan platform Topspin. Excerpt from: Saxophonist John Ellis is not a football fan. But he does love New Orleans — he lived there for five years, and still works with musicians from the city. Concert: LUNA MADIDUS Friday, February 26, 7:30pm $10 suggested donation, refreshments will be served The band known as Agharta Jazz returns to the Åarhus Gallery for its one year … Read the rest here: Jazz saxophonist luminary Ray Blue will be featured in a jazz quintet concert on the Buena Vista University campus in Storm Lake. The international musician and educator will perform as part of the… Go here to read the rest: After the show — the star-studded, 40th anniversary celebration of the venue she and her late husband had founded — had ended, Dame Cleo Laine broke the news of the death of British jazz icon Johnny Dankworth. Read more: The gospel singer was born about 100 years ago in New Orleans, and when she was 16, she traveled the well-worn path up the Mississippi to Chicago. Beginning in the 1940s, she was one of the first singers to take gospel out of the church, drawing white audiences and selling millions of records. In the process, she inspired generations of singers. See the rest here:
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