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NEW ORLEANS, LA— Grammy winning trombonist and New Orleans native Delfeayo Marsalis will bring the sounds of New Orleans jazz to Sao Paulo’s Bourbon Street Music Club, Mangaratiba Jazz and Blues Festival, as well as venues in Natal, Brazil from October 21-25. Marsalis will travel with his sextet, vocalist Sharon Martin, saxophonist David Caceres, pianist Kyle Roussell, bassist David Pulphus, and drummer Peter Varnado. These performances will promote exchange experiences between Brazilian music and New Orleans jazz.
“It’s inspiring to bring the beauty of one city to another on such a grand scale,” says Marsalis. “It’s an honor to continue showcasing New Orleans jazz internationally through various initiatives.”
Modeled after New Orleans restaurants and jazz venues, Sao Paulo’s famous Bourbon Street Music Club brings Louisiana heritage to Sao Paulo through food and music. The Marsalis’ sextet will perform on October 21, at 10 p.m. BRT (Brazilian Time).
The inaugural Mangaratiba Jazz & Blues Festival will take place on the Green Coast from October 23-October 25 with Marsalis’ group performing on October 23 at 8 p.m.
The Brazilian tour will close in Natal, Brazil with the band performing at the 5º MPB Jazz Fest. This festival begins on October 21 and Marsalis’ sextet will perform on the festival’s final day, October 25 at 5 p.m.
For more information, visit delfeayomarsalis.com, like him on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DelfeayoMarsalis, follow him on Twitter: @delfeayo
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About Delfeayo Marsalis
Delfeayo Marsalis is one of the top trombonists, composers, and producers in jazz today. He is also a member of the famed “first family of jazz,” which includes Marsalis’ father and pianist Ellis Marsalis, and brothers, saxophonist Branford Marsalis, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, and percussionist Jason Marsalis. Marsalis also showcases his talent through literature and drama. He is author of the award-winning children’s book No Cell Phone Day and founder of Uptown Music Theatre (UMT). Since 2000, UMT has provided professional dramatic arts training to New Orleans youth, encouraging them to explore the world from different perspectives.
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Monday, August 31, 2015
Trumpet Star Joins the SFJAZZ Collective
Group will perform new arrangements of music by Michael Jackson
Sean Jones joins the SFJAZZ Collective, replacing long-time member and trumpeter Avishai Cohen, as the group prepares for its 2015 Fall Tour which will feature new arrangements of the music of Michael Jackson and new original compositions.
For the remarkable composer, trumpeter, and educator Sean Jones, the pursuit of jazz is a most serious endeavor. Deeply influenced by his immersion in Gospel music in the church as a youth, Sean had an epiphany at the age of 19 while he was a student at Youngstown State University. The awakening was his first hearing of the magnificent John Coltrane’s masterpiece A Love Supreme. After receiving his Master’s Degree from Rutgers University, Sean performed with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra for six years, participating in two recordings. During that time, Sean started touring and performing regularly with his own ensembles and began his longtime relationship with Mack Avenue Records, for whom he has just released his seventh recording.
SFJAZZ Collective will perform new arrangements of Michael Jackson music and original compositions at the SFJAZZ Center from October 22-25 and will be recording that material for a future release.
"...I know in the end, my body of work is going to show a progression of who Sean Jones is in its most honest form. What I’m hearing, what I believe and what I have to say." — Sean Jones
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Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Ron Scott Plays The San Jose Jazz Festival August 7th through 9th
San Jose, California as well as the Bay Area, has a
lot of talented musicians and bands that are so underrated. My
husband says it’s because San Jose Jazz Festival committee, don’t
promote its local talent. For several years my husband and the bands
he played with would send in CD’s and get turned down. Yet instead
play festivals in other cities like San Francisco, Berkeley and
Sacramento and get on the main stage opening for artist or head
lining. One artist that is playing the San Jose Jazz Festival has
deep roots in San Jose. I’m talking about Ron Scott, he was born in
San Jose and raised here in the Sunnyhills section of Milpitas. He is
a self-taught jazz keyboardist, songwriter and director. Ron as well
as his band, The 650 Connection is a mix of urban, smooth, funky, R&B
jazz, with fiery Latin rhythms. Ron Scott and his band The 650
Connection has opened for and played with some vary notable recording
artist like Chaka Khan, Raheem Devaughn, The O’Jays , Lenny
Williams, Whispers, Regina Belle, The DeBarges, Billy Preston and
Rose Royce, El Chicano, Lakeside and Bryon Miller. Ron Scott’s
latest album ‘In the Keys of Love’ was released in 2014. This
album has several songs that are going on my play list like, “Funkin'
for Luv (feat. Rasheed Wedlow)”, “My Sweet Diary (feat. Juan
Escovedo & Rasheed Wedlow)”, “Last Night Was Amazing (feat.
Frank Threadgill Sr.)”, “n the Keys of Love”, “Afro Cuban
Blues (feat. Tony Lindsay, Juan Escovedo, Ric Feliciano &
Federico Zuniga)” and “Midnight Strut (feat. Rick Warren, Jivoni
Jordan, Lucien La Motte, Larry Refu Sanders & Clay Bandy)”. Ron
Scott may not be playing on the main stage, in my opinion he should
be. He is playing on the YP Gordon Biersch Stage on August 7, 2015 at
8pm. Go check out Ron Scott, you will be happily amazed at his talent
and become a fan. Listen to songs from Ron Scott on Streetwise
Radio. You can also listen to Streetwise Radio on Pandora, iTunes,
Live365, Athena365 and MyGen365.
LM
Monday, April 27, 2015
Billy Cobham's "Spectrum 40"
Tuesday April 28th & 29th 2015
510 Embarcadero West, Oakland, CA 94607
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Sunday, April 19, 2015
Robert “Dubwise” Browne
Robert
“Dubwise” Browne is thrilled to announce the release of his latest
album “Groovy Love Thing”. The album became available on iTunes Tuesday
April 7 2015.
“Groovy
Love Thing” is a Smooth Jazz cover album on Electrifying Grooves
Records (distributed digitally by Zojak). The album comprises songs that
were originally written and performed by Jamaican Artistes. The
ten-track album features titles from artistes such as Tessanne Chin,
Maxi Priest, Wayne Wonder and Beres Hammond to name a few.
The first official single “No Letting Go” – the Wayne Wonder original, was
released
on February 24th and since then it has been added to the play lists of
several Smooth Jazz radio stations in the US and UK.
“I’m
really excited about the release of this project. A lot of energy and
focus was put into it and I’m happy now that the time has come to share
it with the world.”
“The album is only
available online (digital downloads) at the moment, but I am working on
doing physicals (CDs) later this year”
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Taylor McFerrin is Taylor Made
By Amero
Well here we go again people another day another bill to pay! Don't worry
be happy! Easter is right around the corner so get your Chocolate Bunnies
ready. And boil those Easter Eggs. Lol. Today's topic is so cool because the
artist is super talented, totally original and creative. Taylor Mcferrin an
american DJ, producer,beatboxer has managed to mix all genres of music
into a collage of musical mastery. Enter Jazz-Electronica now i admit at
first I felt as if I was transported to the mythical land of Narnia. I was a bit
lost in the music but as i just sat back and took it in and was able to grasp
the vibe or how one would say the motion of the ocean.
Son of popular vocalist Bobby McFerrin Taylor has music in his blood.
Taylor seamlessly plays all the instruments in his productions and goes
his own way musically. Going in a different musical medium than his father
hasn't kept them apart as father and son have collaborated on numerous
projects together. Taylor's first full length EP “Early Riser”, was dropped in
June of 2014 and was highly anticipated. I have never personally heard
music like this so it was a surprise. I imagine going on a long train ride
looking out the window at unknown landmarks and beautiful scenery with
Taylor McFerrin playing on my ipod. With the success of his EP Taylor
is now on tour in Australia but he has already rocked in the states at
numerous venues like Radio City Hall, Apollo, and Lollapalooza. Taylor
has opened for the likes of Erykah Badu, The Roots and even Nas. Now
he gets a chance to be the headliner of his own show. Taylor loves the
use of samples but on “Memory is Energy” the keyboard and bass played by
McFerrin is very distinctive. All i can say is that in a world where musical
originality is at an all time low don't expect to feel that way after listening to
Taylor McFerrin because he wont let you. With chord changes melody flips
Taylor keeps you guessing and wanting more of his musical journeys. Come
check out Taylor McFerrin and other jazz electro artists on the Streetwise
Radio Jazz Cafe. Brought to you by Streetwise Special Delivery Inc.
Keep it Lit til next time.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Congratulations Grammy Winners : Photos By Shelah Moody
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