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Radiothon 2010 In The Groove, Jazz and Beyond
WHUS FM is the broadcast home to In the Groove, Jazz and Beyond. Without this listener supported community radio station, this Podcast would not be possible. One of the ways that WHUS determines listener support for Jazz programming is by the contributions from our audience during this Radiothon. Your support helps to keep my show on WHUS's schedule. Please show your support by making a donation.

As a special THANK YOU for your donation of $25 or more, I am offering a compilation of music entitled Private Tracks Vol. 2. This collection of music has been donated by artists to support this program. They are private recordings that are not available for purchase any where else.



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Track * Artist * Album
Simplicity * Silvano Monastario * Fostered
Pentagram, The Wolfman * Greg Abate * Monsters in the Night
Line of Flight * Steve Davis * Outlook
March of the Lost Children * Zawinul * Brown Street
Now! * Noah Baerman * Bliss
Cherokee * Rob Garcia 4 * Perennial
Real Nice * Noah Preminger * Dry Bridge Road
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Jazz Bridge Presents Denise Kin... Allaboutjazz - General News
Appearing at the Cheltenham Arts Center, 439 Ashbourne Rd., Cheltenham, PA, on Wednesday April 7th will be jazz vocalist Denise King and her trio, featuring pianist Aaron Graves, bassist Lee Smith, and drummer Lucky Thompson. One show: 7:30-9PM. Tickets: $10/$5 for students. No advance sales. Free Refreshments! For info: 215-517-8337...
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Jazz Bridge Presents Phyllis Ch... Allaboutjazz - General News
Appearing at Jazz in the Wood on April 1st at the Collingswood Community Center, 30 Collings Avenue in Collingswood, NJ, will be jazz vocalist Phyllis Chapell and her band Siora featuring pianist Barry Sames, bassist Chico Huff and Francois Zayas on drums/percussion. One show: 7:30-9PM. Tickets: $10/$5 for students. No advance sales. Free Refreshments! For info: 856-858-8914...
INTERVIEW/PROFILE: Jazz Musician of the Day: Mark... Allaboutjazz - General News
All About Jazz is celebrating Mark Murphy's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Mark MurphyMark Murphy is one of the world\'s greatest -- and hippest -- jazz vocalists performing today. His coterie of fans includes tap dancer Gregory Hines... more Website | Photos | Articles Follow Mark Murphy...
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Stephanie Jordan Performs with ... Allaboutjazz - General News
NEW ORLEANS, LA - New Orleans jazz vocalist Stephanie Jordan is featured this week at the Summer Smooth Jazz Sundays series at the Clarion Hotel, 100 Westbank Expressway in Gretna Louisiana. The series, produced by Clark Knighten Black Cat Productions begins at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 14, 2010. This show will showcase Jordans versatility in the smooth jazz arena, featuring popular hits made famous by Anita Baker, Michael Jackson, Phyllis Hyman, Bobby Caldwell, and others. Jordan said, I am comfortable doing this show which is much different from my usual jazz standards and classic big band sound primarily because of Clark Knighten. For more than thirty years, Clark Knighten has displayed a mastery of the smooth jazz sound. In addition, I finally get a chance to perform with Snap Anderson...
Ryan Keberle: Heavy Dreaming Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Brass band-oriented projects seemed to be all the rage in 2009. Dave Douglas, leaning on the work of Lester Bowie and the heritage of the Crescent City, garnered great critical acclaim and artistic success with his Brass Ecstasy project. Saxophonist David Binney created a mysterious and intriguing blend between a guest brass section and his core quartet on Third Occasion (Mythology Record, 2009). Trombonist Ryan Keberle is now hot on their heels with Heavy Dreaming, featuring his Double Quartet--piano, drums, bass and trombone, augmented with a brass quartet. While each of these three individualists presents vastly different music with their groups, their use of brass ensembles binds them. It might even be convenient to assume that Keberle is jumping on the bandwagon with this album, but he actually beat Douglas and Binney to the punch...
Lew Tabackin Allaboutjazz - Articles
Lew Tabackin needs no introduction to serious jazz fans. The tenor saxophonist and flutist worked with Maynard Ferguson, Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra, Joe Henderson, Duke Pearson, Donald Byrd, Elvin Jones and The Tonight Show Band; was a star soloist with the Danish Radio Orchestra in the late '60s; and joined alto saxophonist Phil Woods for a one-shot small group album. But Tabackin made his mark in the Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Jazz Orchestra for several decades until it disbanded in 2003. Tabackin has also made around 20 albums of his own since the mid-'70s...
Thomas Morgan -- Historic Photos of New Orleans J... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Historic Photos of New Orleans Jazz Thomas L. Morgan Hardback: 216 pages ISBN:1596524057 Turner Publishing 2009 Covering over 100 years, Historic Photos of New Orleans Jazz utilizes the extensive jazz photography collection of the Louisiana State Museum Jazz Collection to produce a beautiful book of photos that tell the story of jazz in a way words alone cannot...
Jorrit Dijkstra: Pillow Circles Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
An international summit meeting, Pillow Circles joins four American jazz musicians with four Dutch improvisers. Similar in feel to his Flatlands Collective, this effort finds Dutch expatriate and multi-instrumentalist Jorrit Dijkstra paying homage to a handful of artists who have inspired him, with each piece dedicated to an individual...
Ralph Lalama Quartet: The Audience Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Dexter Gordon achieved a post-bebop tenor saxophone sound that was Somewhere between the sleepy, vibrato-less tone of Lester Young and the falling-off- the-edge wail of John Coltrane. Yonkers native Ralph Lalama comes It is out of this tradition. On his fifth recording as a leader and his first release since 2008's successful Energy Fields (Mighty Quinn), Lalama elbows his way to the center with his virile, muscular tenor tone...
David S. Ware: Saturnian Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Katrin Scherer: The Bliss Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
MUSIC INDUSTRY: Gig Advice from Dave Carpenter Allaboutjazz - General News
MUSIC INDUSTRY: Jazz and Cultural Relevance Allaboutjazz - General News
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Chicago Live Jazz Music Calenda... Allaboutjazz - General News
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: John Moawad Jam Session and Cel... Allaboutjazz - General News
WEB/TECH: A2im Leads Indie Charge for Net Neutral... Allaboutjazz - General News
DVD/VIDEO: STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: "Stolen... Allaboutjazz - General News
CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Weekend Special: PDXV Allaboutjazz - General News
WEB/TECH: A Battle for the Future is Getting Pers... Allaboutjazz - General News
MUSIC INDUSTRY: Sag Leaders Agree to Aftra Talks Allaboutjazz - General News
WEB/TECH: Effort to Widen U.S. Internet Access Se... Allaboutjazz - General News
RADIO/PODCAST: This Week on Moja Radio (March 15-... Allaboutjazz - General News
INTERVIEW/PROFILE: Jazz Musician of the Day: Roy ... Allaboutjazz - General News
The Rolling Stones: Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Roll... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Ehud Asherie: Modern Life Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Bill Mays: Mays at the Movies Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Adam Rudolph Allaboutjazz - Articles
Ullmann-Swell 4: News? No News! Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Medeski, Martin and Wood: Radiolarians - The Evol... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Edward Ratliff: Those Moments Before Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Thomas Lorenzo: Spanish Breeze Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Tia Fuller - Decisive Steps (M... Allaboutjazz - General News
CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: A Jazz-Pop Encounter: The Sequ... Allaboutjazz - General News
EVENT: Hot Java Cool Jazz - March 19 Allaboutjazz - General News
MUSIC INDUSTRY: Zimbalam Moves into U.S. Challeng... Allaboutjazz - General News
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The State of Zoho Music 2010: Pablo Aslan and Jon... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Elephant9: Walk the Nile Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Mike LeDonne: The Groover Allaboutjazz - Articles
Kirk Knuffke: Amnesia Brown Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Curtis Clark, Marilyn Lerner and Chad Taylor: Cha... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Chuck Anderson: Freefall Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Take Five With Philipp Zarfl Allaboutjazz - Articles
Allison Miller: Boom Tic Boom Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Pablo Held: Music Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
The Afrobeat Diaries, Part 8 - Knitting Factory r... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Satoko Fujii Ma-Do: Desert Ship Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews
Byard Lancaster -- Sounds of Liberation: New Hori... Allaboutjazz - Articles
Francesco Guaiana Triptyque: The Spoiled Tree Allaboutjazz - CD Reviews