Oscar Levant (December 27, 1906 -- August 14, 1972) was an American pianist, composer, author, comedian, and actor. He was as famous for his mordant character and witticisms, on the radio and in movies and television, as for his music.
http://www.jakefeinb ergshow.com Tucson's first and only radio program that features interviews with Jazz musicians is the Jake Feinberg Show, broadcast every Saturday on KJLL.
Saxophonist Paul Carr's "Standard Domain" includes pianist Joey Calderazzo's "Bye George." Bret Primack documented the session on video and here, we see trumpeter Terell Stafford soloing on four different takes of "Bye George." Which one was chosen for the final recording? Visit http://www.paulcarrj azz.com to purchase the CD and find out which take was used.
God Bless The Child: Dave Stryker Organ Trio with Bobby Floyd and Jonathan Higgins. Live at JEN 2012 Louisviille, Kentucky January 7, 2012 For more Dave Stryker: http://www.davestryk er.com For more Bobby Floyd: http://www.bobbyfloy d.com
The Chaser (Stryker): Dave Stryker Organ Trio with Bobby Floyd and Jonathan Higgins and Special Guest Bob Mintzer. Live at JEN 2012 Louisviille, Kentucky January 7, 2012 For more Dave Stryker: http://www.davestryk er.com For more Bobby Floyd: http://www.bobbyfloy d.com
from Paul Carr's "Standard Domain" available Spring, 2012 http://www.paulcarrj azz.com featuring Paul Carr, saxophones; Terell Stafford, trumpet; Joey Calderazzo, piano; Michael Bowie, bass; Lewis Nash, drums.
Who Can I Turn To: Dave Stryker Organ Trio with Bobby Floyd and Jonathan Higgins. Live at JEN 2012 Louisviille, Kentucky January 7, 2012 For more Dave Stryker: http://www.davestryk er.com For more Bobby Floyd: http://www.bobbyfloy d.com
HIghlights and Commentary on the Jazz Education Network (JEN) 2012 Conference in Louisville, Kentucky from Bret Primack. For information on the 2013 JEN Conference in Atlanta, Georgia: http://www.JazzEdNet .org
Paul Carr recording session, 12/20/2011 featuring Paul Carr, tenor and soprano sax; Terell Stafford, trumpet; Joey Calderazzo, composer and piano; Michael Bowie, bass; Lewis Nash, drums. From "Standard Domain" http://www.paulcarrj azz.com
Impressions - (Coltrane): Dave Stryker Organ Trio with Bobby Floyd and Jonathan Higgins, and, special guest Bob Mintzer Live at JEN 2012 Louisviille, Kentucky January 7, 2012 For more Dave Stryker: http://www.davestryk er.com For more Bobby Floyd: http://www.bobbyfloy d.com
2012 JEN Conference, Jazz Education Network, Louisville, KY, January 7, 2012: Blues and the Abstract Truth Celebration Band featuring Terell Stafford, trumpet; Bobby Watson, alto sax; Chip McNeill, tenor sax; Glen Wilson, baritone sax; Shelly Berg, piano, Dr. Larry Ridley, bass; and Ndugu Chancler, drums; Oliver Nelson, Jr., flute and conductor
Trumpeter Brian Lynch, a veteran of Horace Silver's Quintet and Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, plays a solo during a performance by the University of Miami's STAMPS Quintet at the 2012 Jazz Education Network Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.
I like to start each year fresh, so I go deep into the desert, to put a positive vibe on the coming year. Baritone sax solo: Ronnie Cuber. Special thanks to the Mingus Big Band. BTW: The world isn't coming to end but lots of changes and challenges, perhaps more than ever.
http://tinyurl.com/s ingulargenius to purchase Ray Charles - Singular Genius: The ABC-Paramount Singles. In this video podcast, Billy Vera discusses how Ray Charles makes songs his own, including "Yesterday," "Eleanor Rigby," and "America The Beautiful." A Bret Primack film.
Raw iPhone video from Paul Carr's 12/20/11 session. I shot in the booth where Terell was isolated, just the mic on my iPhone. Here, Terell plays the head on Joey Calderazzo's "Bye George," but what you don't hear is Joey on piano, Michael Bowie on bass, Lewis Nash on drums, or Paul on tenor. You'll have to wait a few months for that, for the finished videos, and Paul Carr's new recording.
http://tinyurl.com/s ingulargenius to purchase Ray Charles - Singular Genius: The ABC-Paramount Singles. In this video podcast, Billy Vera discusses Ray's sixties hits including "Unchain My Heart,"You Are My Sunshine," " "Smack Dab in the Middle," and "Let's Go Get Stoned." A Bret Primack film.
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