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02:13FeaturedHamid Cooper Brings Percussion and Jazz on the Latin Side...
Jazz on the latin side is here! Hamid Cooper's Latin Jazz Band is a swinging Jazz combo that plays the best in live Afro-Cuban Latin Jazz. Mark your calendar to be here. Advertising with us! It doesn't cost, it PAY! to advertise on CoffeeTalk Jazz Radio Details:
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by CoffeeTalkJazz Radio in Music
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Cowboy Wisdom NLI Radio
Doug Hocking Western Author is my guest. Website: www.doughocking.com Doug Hocking is an independent scholar and author of fiction who has completed advanced studies in History, Ethnography and Historical Archaeology and lives and breathes Way Out West. His principal interest is in New Mexico Territory from the Mexican War up through the Civil War. It was an exciting period when the land was new and isolated from the rest of the country and violence ran at its high mark. Following leads from source to end he is learning about the Santa Fe Trail, the Fur Trade, the Mexican and Civil Wars, the Apache, the Penitentes and percussion cap weapons.
“I’ve found that the way to know history is to learn about the tools people used, the landscape, the trails, the climate and the economics of the times until the options open to people begin to make sense. I try to express that both in fiction and history writing.”Tags: Western Author Author of Outlaws and Lawmen Author of Marshall of Arizona Author of Dead or Alive Author of Devil on the Loose
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John Enghauser (singer/songwriter)
Singer/Songwriter, John Enghauser's new album, "Reality," delves head-first into meaningfully relevant subject matter ranging from the male-female dynamic in the blues-y guitar-driven "Keep Your Jacket On"; the seductive rocker, "Black Dress"; and as Enghauser explains, "a message asking our predecessors if they would have made the same environmental mistakes in hindsight" in the mid-tempo jazz shuffle, "Tears Of Yesterday"; to the funky groove of "This Fate I See" - "about the silent March in Tehran after the stolen vote...a song of hope and optimism that things will change for the better", explains Enghauser. Enghauser wrote, arranged the album performing lead and background vocals, electric and acoustic guitars as well as keyboards and hand percussion.
Tags: John Enghauser singers songwriters musicians Rock Music
by RADxRadio in Entertainment
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ABDIAS ERNESTO GARCIA
Abdias Ernesto Garcia is a folk experimentalist from Puerto Rico who adorns his roots as a percussionist with a sensibility for poetry and culture. Combining different genres into one cohesive package, Abdias fuses magnetic and hypnotizing soulful grooves, mesmerizing vocals that create a lushful landscape of multi-cultural sounds. He has understood and spoken the universal language of music since the tender age of 2 when he began playing percussion on his grandma's pots and pans. Abdias has been living in the experiment of life and music from the days of his youth when his uncles introduced him to some of the greatest musical concoctions in their 78 Vinyl records to currently producing albums for performing artists in his Orlando, Florida Studio, Abdias has soundly embraced music as a part of himself in his lifelong journey. Abdias began to build his artistry from scratch through winning talent shows and international competitions including Sabado Gigante & Juventud Vibra, studying at La Escuela Libre de Puerto Rico as he trained and played with the likes of Tito Puente & Giovanni Hidalgo, also performing in concert halls with Awilda Carbia (a prominent Puerto Rican Comedian), working alongside musical director Tito Curet Alonso, performing with El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, and playing on stage with Willie Colon. Abdias’ latest release entitled “Mas Colores y Menos Horrores” (More Colors and Less Horrors) presents ten new original songs that highlight his personal growth as he continues to explore the experimental acoustic sound that has become a trademark for the passionate songwriter. He approaches this album with elegance and simplicity that allows the listener to become a part of the conversation not just a listener. Now touring with his wife and two sons throughout the United States and the Caribbean performing and offering workshops on drumming and improvisation.
Tags: Abdias Ernesto Garcia Willie Colon Tito Puente Bob Marley Puerto Rico
by Cubanarama in Indie Music
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The Golden Age Music Show with Marya Starks The Garden – May
Join Andrew Aloha “Live” On “The Golden Age Music Show” Featuring "2013, Album of the Year" by I Am Entertainment, “The Garden” by Marya Stark
SuNite, 5 May 2013 From 7 – 8:30pm MST On Spiritual Image Production’s BlogTalkRadio Call in & Win a FREE album!
***The Aloha Special!!! The first three callers to call in will get a copy of “The New Familiar” by Goldenboy.
“The Golden Age Music Show” is dedicated to featuring spiritual/inspirational music with the focus of sending love, light, blessings, healing and Angels of Light/Love to your family, friends, etc. in the form of song requests…so stop by and make your song requests.
This month we’re featuring Marya Stark’s “The Garden”, a collection of 13 songs ranging in influence from classical art song, cinematic indie folk, avantgaurde musical theater, to very basic stripped down acoustic heart songs. Each song penetrates, creating its own unique aesthetic world, featuring lush string arrangements, pounding orchestral drum sections, Queen-styled vocal harmonies, reggae horn hooks and vocal percussion, all centered around Marya’s powerfully enchanting voice and articulate, lucid storytelling......for more on this story go to: www.spiritualimageproductions.com/TheGoldenAgeMusicShow
For more on Marya Stark’s “The Garden” go to www.maryastark.bandcamp.com
For More Visit Us @ www.spiritualimageproductions.com/SIP_divine_events
Blessings, Andrew Aloha
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by Andrew Aloha in Spirituality
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DIANE ARKENSTONE
For multi-platinum selling recording artist Diane Arkenstone a renewed sense of freedom can be discovered by composing and performing contemporary music in one of her many well versed styles. Early in life it was clear Diane Arkenstone was blessed with the gifted abilities of a natural born artist and composer, which has led to many achievements during each phase of her music career. The multi-talented Diane Arkenstone is a popular artist most people will recognize, especially those who favor the Celtic, Native American, instrumental, new age, and world music categories. In addition to her own releases like the Billboard Charting Jewel in the Sun, and top radio chart recording, The Best Of Diane Arkenstone, she has also been a member of associated groups most people are familiar with.
Union Road is the newest album by Diane Arkenstone you may soon be calling your favorite like I have. Union Road is an instrumental vocal album with 11 select songs in the folk ballad tradition. Performing acoustic guitar, dulcimer, kalimba and percussion, Diane Arkenstone’s songwriting talents as a vocalist and lyricist are on display, highlighting her capabilities as a contemporary singer with charming lyrical optimism on nine of eleven songs.
Diane has plans for a concert tour in 2013 so watch for an upcoming concert news announcement.
Tags: Diane Arkenstone Neo Pacifica Recordings Jewel in the Sun New Age Celtic
by Cubanarama in Music
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JAPAN SOUL
Constantly evolving, Japan Soul is a wandering vacuum of ideas influenced by styles as diverse as art rock, sophisti-pop and electronic dance music. Japan Soul is the music collective of Jason Paul—vocals, guitars, bass, programming, David Rozner—percussion, arrangements and guitars, and DaVe Lipp—saxophones, bass, eclectic instruments. Japan Soul seeks to create transcendental music that synthesizes art, dissent and euphoria through popular music. They stop in on Thursday, April 11, at 7pm EST
Tags: JAPAN SOUL Transparent Indie music Jukebox Junction Radio Jammin Jukebox
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SHAUNA BURNS
Shauna Burns' blend of ethereal vocals and sweeping piano and percussion driven atmospheres launched her early singles “Pink Girl” and “Petunia” to major success in the Triple AAA radio format. “Pink Girl” was also chosen as the #1 indie single from the MAACP Radio show. Every Thought, which Smother.net declared “a newfangled fusion that will ignite a spark that will be hard to replicate,” was also selected as one of the Top CDs of 2005 by Collected Sounds, a popular taste making website celebrating independent musicians. It was chosen for “Best of the Batch” from the Music Industry News Network and featured on TowerPod.com, Indie-Music.com, Billboard, VH1, Artist Direct, AOL Music and Fox TV, among other outlets. Burns’ music has long been inspired by many cultures and ideas that surround the world as well as the landscape of the deserts and mountains of the Western U.S. Drawing metaphorically upon her passion for anthropology, she sees every phase of her career as a new opportunity to dig into herself to uncover the next musical adventure. She stops by on Friday, April 12, at 7pm EST.
Tags: SHAUNA BURNS Indie artist Indie music Jukebox Junction Radio Jammin Jukebox
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INDIE REVIEW RADIO/ WATERSEED / INDIE ARTIST
The origins of Waterseed begin in New Orleans, the birthplace of multi-instrumentalists Lou Hill and J Sharp, the architects of Water Seed’s cool, elemental sound. Preternaturally aware of their paths fairly early, Hill began playing the alto sax in fourth grade while Sharp was developing his piano chops over the three-notes of “Hot Crossed Buns” at the tender age of five. Both learned as children to respect their crafts through studious dedication, rigorous practice schedules, and trying their hand at several different instruments before landing on their primary tools of musical expression, the percussion for Hill and the keys for Sharp, each finding their home. Sharp reared in a home of classical music, engaged in demanding training while nursing concerto circuit dreams. Hill was immersed in the radio R&B and funk of the day and the jazz culture of his storied surroundings. Both formally trained in esteemed music programs, Sharp through the famed NOCCA, the Jazz and Heritage School at Southern University and Dillard University, Hill at the venerated Xavier University. Enter Pasadena bred flautist, Cinese. Inspired by the legendary Bobbi Humphrey, the orchestral-trained Cinese switched to jazz after a 10-year business and school-led hiatus with music. Answering a Craigslist ad for Water Seed, Cinese learned her classical meets jazz foundation found nice complements with Hill and Sharp’s, rounding out their sound. Now, with a 5 piece band that eventually included bass player Marius Tilton and lead vocalist Ryan Johnson, the concept albums soon followed. Their self-released, experimental 2006 EP debut, Two Words, uncovered an avant-garde Water Seed sound, developed enough notice to garner the band an audience & brief attention from Sony Music.
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Wilson Chembo Corniel
March 26 - Grammy Nominated Percussionist - Wilson "Chembo" Corniel
If ever there was a musician that has paid his dues, and quite possibly cried the blues, it would be Conga master and all around percussionist, Wilson “Chembo” Corniel. From his humble beginning in Red Hook, Brooklyn in the 1970′s and on, he was blessed to be mentored by some of the legends of percussion such as; Tommy Lopez, Little Ray Romero, and Cachete Maldonado among others.Tags: wilson chembo corniel jazzin em up cres oneal blog talk radio jazz radio talk shows interviews
by cres oneal in Entertainment
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Music Therapy in a Community Music School
Ronna Kaplan, Director of the Department of Music Therapy since 2004, has been a music therapist at The Music Settlement since 1988, serving clients ranging from premature infants to adults through the age of 103 years with varied disabilities and levels of functioning. She has conducted research on the effect of music on premature infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Cleveland Clinic and on music therapy program goals and outcomes for clients with autism spectrum diagnoses at The Music Settlement. Her special interests are young children and individuals with diagnoses on the autism spectrum, language delays and/or problems in the area of social skills, as well as teen parents or those with mental illness. She has supervised many music therapy interns at The Music Settlement and was instrumental in developing the department’s Outcomes-Based Measurement tool and program. She served as Interim Co-Executive Director of The Music Settlement and as Acting Director of the Performing Arts Department/Music School for several months in 2007. Ronna also taught Music Therapy Practicum and Adapted Percussion classes part-time at Baldwin-Wallace College for 14 years.
Tags: Music Therapy Janice Lindstrom Ronna Kaplan Community Music School Autism
by Janice Lindstrom in Health
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The EoP presents Musicians of Mercy
On this episode of The EoP, Ellen Gee welcomes Janice B, QueenEarth, and Brooks Long to the show to discuss their joint venture Have Mercy! From acoustic folk to electric funk, three talented, emerging singer-songwriters share their songs. They also share musicians. All three are backed up by a full ensemble with percussion, bass, and keys. QueenEarth ( www.queenearth.com) shares folksy acoustic storytelling. Follow her on Twitter @MsQueenEarth and on Facebook at Facebook.com/TheMs
Tags: Musicians of Mercy Janice B QueenEarth Brooks Long Music
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