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de Bel7 · 2 avril 2014

April 1, 2014To: Listings/Critics/Features
From: Jazz Promo Services
Press Contact: Jim Eigo, jim@jazzpromoservices.com
www.jazzpromoservices.com

The Jazz Journalists Association Announces
“Jazz Heroes”

APRIL 1, NEW YORK CITY — Two dozen “Jazz Heroes” — activists, advocates, altruists, aiders and abettors of jazz — have been announced today by the Jazz Journalists Association in collaboration with grass roots supporters in 21 U.S. cities and Toronto, Canada to kick off a JazzApril media campaign celebrating local scenes during Jazz Appreciation Month, which culminates in International Jazz Day.

The 2014 Jazz Heroes include music educators, festival producers, venue operators and presenters, broadcasters and journalists, a municipal cultural administrator, an instrument repair angel, and musicians who have been mentors to up ‘n’ coming musicians as well as audiences. Jazz Heroes will be presented with engraved statuettes during April public events in Atlanta, Baltimore, Bloomington IN, Boston, Chicago, Columbus MO, Detroit, Durham NC, Kingston NY, the Litchfield CT region, New Orleans, New York, Newark, Pittsburgh, Portland OR, Santa Cruz, the SF Bay Area, Seattle, Schenectady, Tallahassee, Toronto and Washington D.C.

Alphabetically, the heroes are:

Harold Battiste, New Orleans-based saxophonist, composer-arranger and producer;
John Bilotti, co-producer of the Wall Street Jazz Festival, Kingston NY
Cephas Bowles, president and CEO of WBGO, Newark NJ
Raymond Brown, trumpeter and head of jazz studies at Cabrillo College near Santa Cruz, CA
Faye Carol, vocalist and educator in the SF Bay Area
Bill Foster, founder of Detroit’s Jazz Network Foundation
Bobby Hill, writer and broadcaster at WPFW, Washington DC
Joseph Jennings, saxophonist and retired educator in Atlanta
Jennifer Johnson Washington,director of programming for Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events
Dr. John Lamkin II, cross-genres trumpeter and educator in Maryland
Emilio Lyons, the Sax Doctor of Boston
Thara Memory, composer, trumpeter and educator in Portland OR
Vita West Muir, founder and producer of the Litchfield Jazz Festival and Jazz Camp
Thomas Pierce, activist for the Schenectady-based Swingtime Jazz Society and A Place for Jazz
Jon Poses, founder and executive director of the “We Always Swing”® Jazz Series in Columbia MO
Geraldine “Gerry” Seay, owner/operator of B Sharps Jazz Café, Tallahassee
Meghan Stabile, founder of Revive Music Group
Peggy Stern, pianist and co-founder/producer of the Wall Street Jazz Festival, Kingston NY
Janis Stockhouse, trumpeter and director of bands at Bloomington High School North, Bloomington IN
Bill Strickland, founder of Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
Patrick Taylor, founder and producer of the Toronto Jazz Festival
Larry Reni Thomas, journalist and radio broadcaster working with Art of the Cool, Durham NC
Wayne Thompson, writer and festival board member, Portland OR
Jim Wilke, Jazz After Hours radio show producer, Seattle

Jazz Heroes were first name in 2010 as an honored conferred by the Jazz Journalists Association in consultation with its members and informally affiliated jazz supporters and organizations. The Jazz Heroes initiative is an outgrowth of the JJA’s “A Team” of “activists, advocates, altruists, aiders and abettors of jazz,” first designated as such in 2001.

Jazz Heroes celebrations are part of the JJA’s larger JazzApril media campaign, now in its third year, and the JJA’s annual Jazz Awards, recognizing excellence in jazz and jazz journalism, begun in 1997. Winners of JJA Jazz Awards for musical excellence will be announced online at JJAJazzAwards on April 15; winners of JJA Jazz Awards for excellence in music journalism will be announced at the New York City Jazz Awards party at the Blue Note Jazz Club on June 11.

Sponsors of the JJA’s JazzApril, Jazz Heroes and Jazz Awards include The Jazz Cruise, North Coast Brewing Company, the Ella Fitzgerald Foundation, Berklee College of Music, Century Media Partners LLC, the Jazz Institute of Chicago, JazzBoston and the Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild.

For further information, contact Howard Mandel, President@JazzJournalists.org/212 533 9495

Jazz Journalists Association /151 1st Avenue

New York, New York 10003

212-533-9495 www.JJANews.org

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Judy Niemack Collaborations

Judy Niemack

with special guest Bob Dorough

Jeanfrançois Prins, guitar

Wednesday, April 9th, 1pm

Jazz at Midday

St. Peter’s Church
Lexington Ave and 54th St.

NYC
www.saintpeters.org

JUDY NIEMACK & JAY CLAYTON

“Voices in Flight”

Live at The Metropolitan Room

April 10, 2014, 9:30 show

Jeanfrancois Prins, guitar

Jay Anderson, bass

Purchase Tickets HERE

“Bebop lives! This primal hipster (he was one of the cats who followed Bird around with a wire recorder) has never quit touring or recording… His credits as a singer/songwriter/piano-man are as impressive as his vocal style, ranging from the vocalese classic “Yardbird Suite” to “I’m Hip” (a collaboration with Dave Frishberg), “Blue Xmas” (the dark, cynical Christmas song he wrote for Miles) and, god help us, Multiplication Rock…” (Michael Goodwin)

Both established artists on the international jazz scene, their double-duo covers new terrain with a fresh take on standards, poetry and original songs.

Downbeat says, “Judy Niemack is one of the best, and purest jazz singers ever. She has a disciplined improvisational gift that makes her scat-sung lines music…and puts over a tune with passion and singular phrasing…Classy.”
“Jay Clayton is one of the most phenomenal vocalists in creative improvised music.” (All Music Guide).

They will be joined by the “exceptionally eloquent and expressive guitarist” (Jazz Times), Jeanfrançois Prins, and Jay Anderson, whose “bass frolics, romps, bounces and strides with impeccable precision” (Houston Chronicle).

The Metropolitan Room
34 West 22 Street
one set only @ 9:30pm
Reservations recommended! 212-206-0440
or online at www.metropolitanroom.com

April 1, 2014To: Listings/Critics/Features
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Boz Scaggs
Thursday, May 15 at 8pm
Underwritten by AcousticMusic.orgDon’t Miss These Great Jazz Performances!

Evening of Art, Wine and JazzJoin us in lobby at 7:15pm
before each performance
for free wine and cheese tastings
and an artist reception!

Boz Scaggs
Thursday, May 15 at 8pm
Underwritten by AcousticMusic.orgGrammy Award winning artist, Boz Scaggs, and his band are making a return to The Ridgefield Playhouse stage. His newest album “Memphis” showcases both original songs and choice covers. Scaggs is both a musical seeker and a man of sizable talent as a singer, songwriter and guitarist.
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Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra
Friday, May 23 at 8pmOttmar has been nominated five-times for a Grammy award.La Semana is the first OttmarLiebert + Luna Negra album with all-new songs in five years, the multi-faceted, Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling guitarist has been his usual prolific self, writing, drawing, touring and exploring, his myriad experiences informing the 13 evocative instrumental compositions on La Semana.
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Bernie Williams
Sunday, June 8 @ 8pm
Underwritten by Anita and Nicholas Donofrio
Afternoon Celebrity Softball Game with Bernie and Friends to be announced! The legendary Yankees slugger and chart-topping guitarist returns! After one of the most storied careers in baseball (which included four gold-glove awards, six American League pennants and an ALCS MVP award), Bernie Williams launched his second career as a jazz guitarist and didn’t miss a beat. Having topped the contemporary jazz Billboard Chart with #1 singles, recorded albums with guests as varied as Bruce Springsteen and Jon Secada, and been invited to sit in with the Allman Brothers Band at their storied Beacon Theatre residencies, Williams established himself as a formidable talent instantly and hasn’t slowed down since.
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Don’t miss these other great shows!

Johnny Clegg
Wednesday, April 2 at 8pm
Underwritten by Ayindisa
A great evening celebrating South Africa! Join us in the lobby at 7:15pm for a reception with South African artist Caron Schwartz

Dancer, anthropologist, singer, songwriter, academic, activist and French knight. Whilst all of these tags are fitting, none of them can accurately describe the energetic, passionate human being who has become one of South Africa’s greatest musical exports. He has campaigned against the injustice of apartheid South Africa and been instrumental in putting the new South Africa on the map as a cultural ambassador.
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Jonny Lang
Friday, June 6 @ 8pm
The Grammy Award Winning sensation is back with his first studio album in seven years and he’s sounding better than ever! His new album, “Fight For My Soul,” defies categorization by a single genre. The textured arrangements, broad worldview, gorgeous vocal melodies, and expressive guitar playing are what define its unique sound. It is unequivocally what Lang aimed to achieve over the three years he took to complete the album.

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Beth Hart
Friday, June 20 @ 8pm

The story of Beth Hart is one of extreme highs and extreme lows, and there are two particular factors that illustrate this. First, her voice: when she sings, clocks stop, hearts dance, and neck-hair tingles, it’s that compelling. The second is her rollercoaster story: in the late 90s, she was on the cusp of a promising music career, signed to a major U.S. label, national television bookings, hit singles, and great press, but her career careened off the tracks at its peak due to her drug and alcohol addiction. Beth Hart’s story is one of incredible opportunity, heartbreaking loss, and now, with her recent show-stopping Kennedy Center Honors performance with Jeff Beck that honored blues great Buddy Guy, redemption. In 2013 Hart teamed up with guitar sensation Joe Bonamassa and together they released the Grammy-nominated album, Seesaw, which features Hart’s powerhouse blues-rock vocals and Bonamassa’s heavy guitar licks. Hart was also nominated for a Blues Music Award in the Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist category for her 2013 solo album, Bang Bang Boom Boom.

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Cultura Profetica
Thursday, July 31 @ 8pm

Latin-America’s #1 Reggae Band! Hailing from Puerto Rico the band has toured in Puerto Rico and across the Caribbean, Central America, South America, Mexico and the United States. The band’s first album, Canción de Alerta, was recorded in the Tuff Gong studios at Jamaica with Bob Marley’s sound engineer. The album was a critical and commercial success with several singles being featured on radio. For their second album, Ideas Nuevas, they started fusing reggae with other rhythms like bossa nova and jazz. A DVD covering their performance at Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum was released in late summer.

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Emmy Award Winning Actor Charles Grodin
With his one man show: A Comedic Journey Through Showbiz!
Saturday, April 12 @ 7:30pm
“A first rate story teller,” The New York Times
“Natural Born Raconteur,” Newsweek
For more than 50 years Charles Grodin, the well known actor, comedian, author, and former talk show host, has been in the entertainment industry and seen it all. From his parts in films that range such as Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby in 1968 to films like The Heartbreak Kid, and Catch-22 to Midnight Run, Heaven Can Wait, Taking Care of Business, Seems Like Old Times, The Great Muppet Caper, The Woman in Red, The Lonely Guy, Ishtar The Couch Trip and more, Grodin takes you on a comedic roller coaster ride as he shares his stories about his career and life in Hollywood. He is probably best known for his role as George Newton in the 1990s John Hughes comedy franchise Beethoven, where he repeatedly had his face licked by a 200 pound St. Bernard…..need we say more.
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THE RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE
80 East Ridge
Ridgefield, Connecticut 06877
203.438.5795
Visit our website for the complete season line-up
www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org

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April 2, 2014To: Listings/Critics/Features
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The Second Annual
Evening of Jazz for Newtown

Featuring
Andre Hayward, Tim Ries,
Monica Lynk Anderson

and the award winning
Newark Academy Jazz Program

April 11, 2014

7:30pm-9:00pm, Tickets- $10

Newark Academy Auditorium

91 South Orange Avenue

Livingston, NJ 07039

Please email egilbert@newarka.edu to purchase tickets or to make a donation.
You can also call the Newark Academy bookstore at 973-992-700 x428.

A note from the director,

The Evening of Jazz has been an annual concert at Newark Academy to showcase it’s numerous jazz ensembles. This year our three featured musicians will be tenor saxophonist, Tim Ries a member of the Rolling Stones touring band, trombonist, Andre Hayward formerly with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and the winner of the Thelonious Monk Competition in 2003 and the talented vocalist Monica Lynk Anderson.

Please take a look at the links below of our guest musicians and Jimmy Greene’s CBS letter to himself.

All proceeds will go directly to the families of Sandy Hook and to the Ana Grace Fund. Ana Grace Marquez-Greene was one of the children killed in the Newtown shootings. Her parents, Jimmy and Nelba are dear friends of mine that go back to my college years. Our contributions as a school and a jazz community will continue to support the families of Newtown as they work to support each other and in their efforts to prevent the causes of gun violence. It is fitting to honor Ana’s memory with music, as she was musically gifted. In our efforts to raise funds for this worthy cause, we hope you can join us on April 11th for this special evening of music.

Thank you,

Julius Tolentino

Newark Academy, Jazz Director

Jimmy Greene on CBS
Andre Hayward on Yo uTube

Tim Ries YouTube

Monica Lynk Anderson YouTube

April 2, 2014To: Listings/Critics/Features
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Guitar Night at The Triad Stage 72
Friday, May 9^th7-8:30PM $20Featuring

Jake Hertzog and Trevor Gordon Hall

The Triad Theater Stage 72
158 W 72nd St
New York, NY 10023
212-362-2590
Direct Link To Purchase Tickets HERE
OR for 24/7 Ticket Hotline: 1-800-838-3006

Jake Hertzog

Trevor Gordon Hall

Jake’s Latest CDJake Hertzog “Throwback“(Zoho ZM201314)

Jake Hertzog-Guitar, Randy Brecker-Trumpet and Flugelhorn, Harvie S-Acoustic and Electric Bass, Victor Jones-Acoustic and Electric Drums

About Jake Hertzog

Guitar Player is calling him“…the blazing wunderkind.” and “one of the finest young jazz guitarists on the scene”. Award-winning jazz-rock guitarist and composer, Jake Hertzog, has just released his fourth studio album, Throwback [Zoho], featuring special guest jazz fusion icon Randy Brecker! His first three albums, Chromatosphere (2009), Patterns [Buckyball Records], andEvolution [Buckyball Records], quickly gained international regard and critical acclaim, including a five page interview in Guitar Player magazine (June 2009) highlighting his unique technique and approach to modern jazz guitar. Throwback highlights the unique contempoary sound of Jake’s original music and a back-to-basics traditional recording philosophy. It was produced by Grammy award winner, Rob Fraboni [Rolling Stones, The Band, Eric Clapton, Wayne Shorter]. “Throwback emerges as a major milestone in Hertzog’s young career” – Glenn Astarita, All About Jazz

For three years, Jake stood as musical director and lead guitarist for Nickelodeon’s The Naked Brothers Band stars, Nat and Alex Wolff. They concluded two national tours and have performed on countless national television shows including Good Morning America, The View, Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards and The Today Show.

A true dual jazz-rock musician, Jake is co-leader and co-songwriter of the rock band The Young Presidents with bassist Mitch Kaneff. Their first album Freedom Of Speech was played on AAA radio in 2011 featuring the single “Wide Open”, and their upcoming project Coalition [MKM], features such legendary talent as Corey Glover (Living Colour), Blondie Chaplin (The Rolling Stones, Beach Boys), Ivan Neville and Anton Fig (Drummer for the Letterman Show).

The record represents a landmark collaboration for the band and was also produced by the brilliant Grammy winner, Rob Fraboni. The Young Presidents also produced a short documentary on the making of the project entitled “Building The Coalition” that premiered at New York’s VisionFest Film Festival in June 2013.

Under the alias Hey Jazz Guy, Jake is a frequent contributor to Guitar Player magazine’s ‘Lessons’ section. He has over 30 published articles with coinciding YouTube instructional videos. Guitar Player has coined him the “Jazz ambassador to the non-jazz world”. Readers can visit the Official Hey Jazz Guy website for articles and tutorial videos. Recent master classes and clinics include Jazztravaganza at the Clarion Performing Arts Center in Lake Jackson, Texas and Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA.,Women In Jazz in Halle, Germany and a faculty position at the Swarnhaboomi Academy of Music in Chennai, India.

After winning of the Grand Prize in 2006 for the Montreux Jazz Guitar Competition in Switzerland, he was invited back in 2007 to open for John Scofield and Medeski, Martin and Wood. Jake is an alum of the prestigious Berklee College of Music and recipient of several performance scholarships.

Official Website: www.jakehertzog.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jakehertzogjazz
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jakehertzog

Aout Trevor Gordon Hall

From the outskirts of Philadelphia PA, Trevor is an acoustic instrumentalist whose compositions range in style from driving rhythms to soft melodic phrases. Trevor caught the eye of 9 time Grammy winning producer Joe Nicolo (James Taylor, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, etc.), who produced two of Trevor’s releases entitled “Finding My Way” and “Let Your Heart Be Light”. These releases garnered high reviews and gave Trevor such opportunities as recording with bass virtuoso Michael Manring as well as continuing to share the stage with artists such as Pat Martino, Phil Keaggy, Don Ross, Andy Mckee, Alex Skolnick, The California Guitar Trio, Billy Cobham etc. Trevor has collaborated with various builders to redesign an instrument called the kalimba, which mounts to the surface of the guitar. Compositions inspired by the pairing of the two instruments can be heard in Trevor’s Candyrat Records debut “Entelechy”. Upon its release, this album climbed the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts, as well as YouTube Top Commented/Top Favorited/Most Discussed categories with the release of videos. His music has been featured on various national radio stations including NPR and television networks including NBC. Trevor performs throughout the USA, Canada, and Europe.

“…In the genre of intriguing guitar players Trevor really stands out. His music is both soothing and challenging…”
Graham Nash – Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and well known member of the group Crosby, Stills, and Nash.

“…Creative imagination resides, as well as flourishes within certain artists, and it certainly does so in Trevor Gordon Hall. Ingenuity is something that always causes surprise, and this gentleman’s abilities are totally exceptional…”
Pat Martino – Legendary Jazz Guitarist

“…Trevor is very skilled…his compositions are beautiful, atmospheric, open and heartfelt…I admire him very much…”
Tommy Emmanuel, Award Winning guitar virtuoso

Official Website: www.trevorgordonhall.com

Sonicbids: http://www.sonicbids.com/band/trevorgordonhall/

April 2, 2014To: Listings/Critics/Features
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Press Contact: Jim Eigo, jim@jazzpromoservices.com
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Free Jazz Guitar Lessons From Chuck Loeb

Former Stan Getz and current Fourplay Guitarist, Chuck Loeb, is launching an online school this month with ArtistWorks. Not only does Chuck simplify jazz improv through a full library of online video lessons, but you’ll be able to submit practice videos for Chuck to review and give you personalized video feedback.

We’ve put together three sample video lessons and a “Video Exchange™” between Chuck and one of his students so you can get a taste of Chuck’s amazing new online school.

One of the cornerstones of Chuck’s method is called the “The Six Positions” and it is among these four free lessons!

To put it simply, “The Six Positions” are a way to simplify the neck of the guitar into 6 different hand patterns (shapes) for playing the same scale. So why would you need to know the Major Scale in 6 Positions? Basically it’s about knowing how to find any note on the neck, in any key. Chuck’s method boils a vast and complicated subject down to 6 Positions. These 6 Positions serve as a guide to help you memorize all the notes in a certain area, which will help you find the right note in any key, anywhere on the neck.

The curriculum in the new Online Jazz Guitar School with Chuck Loebcontains individual lessons that break down each of the 6 Shapes into much greater detail, but the free sample lesson focuses on why these 6 Shapes are so important to establish a foundation for playing jazz guitar.

Click here to get “The Six Positions” and three other lessons free. If you’d like to sign up for Chuck’s new online school, we’re offering 10% off if you pre-order before April 16th. Thanks to Chuck and ArtistWorks’ Video Exchange platform, you can get personalized feedback from a master player and finally become the jazz guitarist you always wanted to be.

CHECK OUT OUR NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO HERE

April 2, 2014

To: Listings/Critics/Features
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Celebrate
The Legendary Frankie Manning’s 100th!
Savoy Ball May 23 NYC – Edison Ballroom

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Frankie’s Centennial Savoy Ball
Celebrating Frankie Manning’s 100th Birthday
Friday May 23, 2014
The Edison Ballroom New York City
Swingin’ And Dancin’ to the
George Gee 17-Piece Swing Orchestra

Tickets Early Bird $110 – At the Door $145.
FrankieSavoyBallNY.Com

Queen of the Ball: Dawn Hampton, from the famed Hampton Family.

Charleston Dancers
Special Video
Buffet Dinner and Open Bar All Evening
Black Tie/Vintage

The Edison Ballroom, shown here in around 1934, is one of the few restored 1930s ballrooms in New York City.

Tickets – Early Bird $110 – At the Door $145.
FrankieSavoyBallNY.Com

Part of the NYC Frankie Trifecta celebrating Frankie Manning’s 100th Birthday.

Frankie Manning, legendary Lindy Hop dancer, born in 1914, was raised, lived and danced most of his life in New York City, passing away just before his 95th Birthday. From May 16-May 26, 2014, New York City plays host to his 100th Birthday Celebration. The Celebration has attracted dancers from all over the world, many of whom learned from him at Sweden’s Herrang Dance Camp and dance events worldwide. Above, from his cover photograph, Life Magazine in 1941, W. Eugene Smith.

The Producers. Zort Music (Alan Sugarman) and Prohibition Productions (Patrick Soluri).

Alan Sugarman was the producer in 1999 of Frankie’s 85th Birthday Celebration at Roseland Ballroom, attracting 1800 dancers on one dance floor, with Frankie, for his birthday.

The New York Times in a March 27, 2014 Article on the Closing of Roseland Ballroom (photo above) noted the 1999 event as one of the most memorable Roseland Events in the last 25 years:

“1999 Frankie Manning, known as the Pied Piper of the Lindy Hop, danced with 85 successive partners at the Roseland Ballroom to celebrate his 85th birthday. It was satisfying, said Alan Sugarman, a producer of that event, since, in 1935, Mr. Manning had been excluded from the hall because he was black. “In 1999, Roseland apologized and put Frankie’s dance shoes on their wall of fame,” he said.”

The video of the gracious 1999 apology from Roseland has just been posted at YouTube:

Prohibition Productions and The Salon (Patrick Soluri) have been producing popular lounge and swing events since 2001 at the Player’s Club, the Edison Ballroom, the Empire Hotel, and the Copacabana.

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