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    <title>Guitarist Stein Turns It Up on &quot;Raising The Roof!&quot;</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>John Stein assembles another international quartet with &quot;Raising the Roof,&quot; a collection of nine gems played to perfection. (PRWeb Jan 4, 2010)</P>
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    <title>&quot;Golden Earrings&quot; Serves as a Testament to Taste, Talent, and Exceptional Chemistry</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>Whaling City Sound is excited to bring you this very special collection of music from the late, great guitarist Joe Beck and jazz vocalist Laura Theodore. This intimate and inspired series of duets effectively pays twin tributes. Initially conceived by Theodore as a tribute to the revered vocalist and popular music icon Peggy Lee, whose alluring, &quot;cool&quot; style captivated listeners through the &#039;40s, &#039;50s &#38; &#039;60s, it also stands as a tribute to the late guitar great Joe Beck, who passed away on July 22, 2008 at age 62 due to complications from lung cancer.While Theodore may have sparked the notion of interpreting tunes written by the songwriting partnership of Peggy Lee and her guitarist-husband Dave Barbour, it was Beck who came up with the intriguing arrangements and reharmonizations that underscore this winning collaboration. Their chemistry together is apparent on these 16 gems, from million-sellers like &quot;Why Don&#039;t You Do Right?&quot; (Lee&#039;s 1943 hit with Benny Goodman), &quot;Manana (Is Soon Enough For Me)&quot; (the most popular song of 1948) and her smash hit from 1958, &quot;Fever,&quot; to more obscure but no less engaging offerings like &quot;Take A Little Time To Smile&quot; and &quot;My Small Senor.&quot;There&#039;s an easy, organic flow to their give-and-take together. Everything is strictly in the moment with these two first-take daredevils, yet artfully executed. (PRWeb Aug 22, 2009)</P>
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    <title>Jazz Clarinetist Harry Skoler and Vibist Ed Saindon Team Up for TWO ONES</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>This is a gorgeous release of original compositions featuring intimate portraits expressed through quintet and duo settings. The quintet&#039;s unique sound highlights the blend of clarinet, flute and vibes/piano, along with bass and drums. The Quintet features Harry/clarinet, Ed/vibes &#38; piano, Matt Marvuglio/flute, Barry Smith/bass and Bob Tamagni/drums and the Duo features Harry/clarinet and Ed Saindon/piano. Harry has been invited to perform in Oslo, Norway (http://www.oslonye.no/teaterkjellern/) on June 5, 2009 with Norwegian jazz clarinetist Felix Peikli for a Benny Goodman 100th Anniversary Tribute and will be appearing on a TV show called Good Morning Norway (www.tv2.no/gmn), seen by about 700,000 viewers. On June 7, 2009 Harry and Felix will appear in Oslo at Tveten Gaard in concert. Two Ones has already been featured on NPR&#039;s Morning Edition show, which draws radio&#039;s largest listening audience at 13 million. Two pieces were featured (&quot;Hope&quot; and &quot;Piazzolla&quot;) as Music Interludes May 20, 2009. (http://www.npr.org/templates/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=3&#38;prgDate=05-20-2009&#38;view=musicview) (PRWeb May 31, 2009)</P>
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    <title>Jazz Guitarist Clinco Creates a Multicolor Impression with Neon</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>L.A.-based guitarist Mike Clinco debuts on WCS with &quot;Neon.&quot; To acquaint you with Mike, he became associated with Lionel Newman of 20th Century Fox as a session guitarist for many films and television shows. A list of the people he has toured and recorded with reads like a Who&#039;s Who of the entertainment industry. He has worked with everyone from Bobby McFerrin to Luciano Pavarotti and Natalie Cole, to name only a few. Stellar sidemen on this project include saxophonist Bob Sheppard, who toured with Chick Corea&#039;s &quot;Origin&quot; for two years, and is featured on Chick Corea&#039;s Grammy nominated CD &quot;Change.&quot; Walt Fowler&#039;s (flugelhorn) credits include working with Billy Childs, James Taylor and Frank Zappa. Acoustic bassist Darek &quot;Oles&quot; Oleszkiewicz&#039;s partial list of collaborations include Brad Mehldau, Billy Higgins, and Pat Metheny. On electric bass, Jimmy Johnson has worked with John Abercrombie, Sergio Mendes, and Lee Ritenour. Drummer Jimmy Branly has past projects with Flora Purim and Airto Moreira as well as Brandon Fields. Charlie Banacos writes in the great liner notes that &quot;This is one of those extraordinary recordings that will please many listeners.&quot; Good advice from someone who knows his stuff! (PRWeb Apr 5, 2009)</P>
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    <title>Strangers in Paradise: One Night, One Room, One Great Band, One Fantastic Album</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>Recorded live, &quot;under the bones&quot; at New Bedford&#039;s Whaling Museum, our latest release showcases vocalist Sarah Brooks and Graceful Soul in a live concert setting from December of 2006. &quot;Graceful Soul&quot; consists of guitarists Jim Robitaille and Bob Schlink, saxophonist Marcus Monteiro and a rock-steady rhythm section of Bill Miele on bass and drummer Ken Hadley. This CD has captured what happens when a soulful vocalist is united with a group of seasoned musicians, with free rein granted. The result; A powerful live performance captured for all to enjoy. Eleven tracks, including Sam Cooke&#039;s &quot;Bring it on Home to Me,&quot; and Lennon &#38; McCartney&#039;s &quot;You Can&#039;t do That&quot; are performed to perfection. Two versions of &quot;Amazing Grace&quot; are also included; One, a vocal version recorded as part of this performance, and the other, a bonus instrumental version, recorded ten-years earlier to the date, which featured a duet of saxophonists Al Oliveira and Dino Govoni. A very dynamic CD that&#039;s well worth a listen (PRWeb Mar 13, 2009)</P>
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    <title>Richer Than Ever Before the Joe Parillo Trio With Jay Hoggard Issues the Lush Segments</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>NEOGA Music-North Kingstown, RI, releases pianist/composer Joe Parillo&#039;s contemporary jazz release, &quot;Segments&quot; featuring Bryan Rizzuto/bass and Eric Platz/drums with special guest Jay Hoggard on vibraphonehttp://www.joeparillo.com/ (PRWeb Jun 4, 2008)</P>
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    <title>Krysta Youngs Paints Boston Pink with Her Fabulous Stories</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>Feisty, speak-her-piece pop star Krysta Youngs is a colorful, creative and complicated character, qualities all perfectly captured on her stunning debut, Stories. Youngs, fresh out of Boston via her native Detroit, is Beantown&#039;s answer to straight-shooting artists like Pink, Madonna, and Avril Lavigne, only without all that superstar baggage. You can see and hear for yourself when she celebrates the release of Stories at Saint on 5/29. (PRWeb May 11, 2008)</P>
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    <title>&quot;A New Kind of Love&quot; is Robin Spielberg&#039;s 15th CD and Her First of All-Original Work in Eight Years; It is Also Her Most Personal and Expressive Yet</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>&quot;A New Kind of Love&quot; marks the artist&#039;s return to creating the kind of music for which she is most famous: melodic soundtracks for her life journey. Exploring friendships, world beauty, the passage of time and the transitions of seasons, the CD is an intimate listening experience bound to resonate with Spielberg&#039;s legions of fans as well as those new to her music. Pianist/composer Robin Spielberg is coming to Boston area:5/10 Newburyport, Massachusetts5/11 Natick, Massachusetts MOTHER&#039;S DAYSee concert details here: http://www.robinspielberg.com/cncr.html (PRWeb Apr 30, 2008)</P>
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