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JAZZTRACKS SERIES BY EDDIE CARTER ~ STANLEY TURRENTINE
Stanley Turrentine with the Three Sounds – Blue Hour Music Matters Jazz In the hands of Stanley Turrentine, the tenor saxophone was an instrument of soulful creativity and immense power. From his 1960 Blue Note debut, Look Out (BLP 4039/BST 84039) through his biggest hit for CTI Records, Sugar (CTI 6005)…
MUSIC IS YOUR DESTINY: INTERVIEW WITH DESTINY MUHAMMAD~ “HARPIST FROM DA’ HOOD”
posted by Robert J. Carmack ~ @blues2jazzguy -You know its very hard to find a word that describes a person perfectly, but I just may have. what I mean is, I googled the word Destiny and it read, ” the events that will necessarily happen to a particular person or thing in the future. Also,…
STREET LIFE: MAGIC & MUSIC THE JAZZ CRUSADERS~TICKETS ON SALE NOW !
Hipster Sanctuary.Com “Celebrating 20 years of Jazz Advocacy Through Whatever Medium Necessary” Presents STREET LIFE: MAGIC & MUSIC OF JAZZ CRUSADERS Musical and Poetic Tribute JUNE 22 9PM World Stage Performance Gallery 4321 Degnan Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90008 Exclusive Online tickets only at http://www.eventbrite.com $25 Featuring CRUSADER LEGACY 5 Plus Band Teodross Avery…
THE AMIN EL COLLECTIVE RETURNS TO A RE-TOOLED ROSCOE’S JAZZ & BLUES LOUNGE
General Information~(562) 432-5240 @ Roscoe’s Jazz & Blues Lounge
JAZZ MASTER BASSIST JUINI BOOTH RETURNS TO ZEBULON CAFE FEB 21 2018
The Booth / Kim Eclectic Nativity – a Free Music creative force featuring master bassist Juini Booth and violinist Kathleen Kim. JUST ADDED: Robert J. Carmack – Echoes of SUN RA Poetry Juini Booth and friends w/ supporting performances by Guillermo E. Brown (solo) and L.A. Fog. and DJ Xandão bringing the Brazilian funk. On this…
SOUTH AFRICAN MUSICIAN HUGH MASAKELA JOINS THE ANCESTORS-RIP 1939-2018
posted by Robert J. Carmack It seems that a bevy of greats have left the stage and building since January of 2017. I realize that’s just life as we know it. Nothing to say about it case closed. However, I did not want to allow the sudden death of a great man and musician go…
MARK de CLIVE-LOWE STRIKES THE RIGHT CHORD
posted by Robert J. Carmack Sometimes you gamble on checking-out Friday night jazz in Los Angeles and get Buptkus and, then sometimes you bump into a real gem! Friday night was just such a find. I ventured into Downtown Los Angeles’s “Neuvo Urban” Jazz…
