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Concord Records presents the Video Podcast series, "Ray Charles, Genius," produced and hosted by Bret Primack. In this debut episode, meet the panel of experts, who collaborated with Ray, presented him in concert, and admired his unique fusion of American music.

Filmmaker Bret Primack talks about the panel of experts he assembled for the video podcast series, Ray Charles, Genius, produced by Concord Records.

The saxman, celebrating his first release in nearly two decades, "It Amazes Me," remembers playing with, and eating Chinese food with Charles Mingus. For more Bob Mover, please visit: http://www.bobmover.com

The celebrated Blue Note career of Lou Donaldson was highly prolific. The three years featured in his Mosaic collection recall those classic early morning sessions at Minton's uptown. Limited Edition Box Set (6 CDs), Purchase at MosaicRecords.com

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents Bret Primack's Tribute to the great trumpeter Maynard Ferguson

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv, in association with http://www.mosaic records.com presents a video preview of the Mosaic Records release featuring Louis Armstrong. Some of the performances are among the most significant of his life and a lasting gift to music - there isn't a trumpeter since who hasn't marveled at the brilliance of his tone, coherence of his soloing, and perfection of his execution on the 1938 "Struttin' With Some Barbecue." It is, plain and simple, a flawless record.

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents "There Will Never Be Another Michael Brecker," featuring an interview and performance with the saxophonist from December 18, 1999. Bret Primack is the Jazz Video Guy

Saxman Bob Mover returns with an exciting new album.

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents a look at Miles Davis, featuring the reflections of Gary Bartz, who played with Miles in the early 70s, in a band that included Keith Jarrett. For more Gary, please visit: http://www.garybartz.com

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents a Unique Piano Duo - Billy Taylor and Dick Hyman For more Billy: http://www.billytaylorjazz.net For more Dick: http://www.dickhyman.com

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents piano greats Billy Taylor and Dick Hyman, talking about, and demonstrating, BEBOP. For more Billy: http://www.billytaylorjazz.net For more Dick: http://www.dickhyman.com

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents the story of Billy Taylor and Art Tatum

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents the story of Lenny Bruce and his unique relationship with Jazz. Featuring rare video of Lenny and Cannonball Adderley. In 1959, Lenny produced his own television pilot, The World of Lenny Bruce, and features Lenny, along with Buddy Rich and Harry Sweets Edison, Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, and a Quartet that includes his friend Philly Joe Jones on drums, Teddy Kotick on bass, Bill Evans on piano, and Cannonball Adderley on alto saxophone. The show was aired once. http://www.jazzlegends.com is now selling the DVD.

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents a look at the Saxophone Summit today featuring Joe Lovano, Ravi Coltrane and David Liebman. For more Joe: http:/www.joelovano.com

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents a few words with Joe Lovano, discussing the joys of playing with McCoy Tyner. For more Joe: http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv

Joe Lovano and Hank Jones

Joe Loveno's new two drummer band is US FIVE. For more Lovano, please visit: http://www.joelovano.com

A look at the 51 Monterey Jazz Festival from September, 2008.

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents "Joe Lovano: In the Music" featuring the saxman's new group, live at the Village Vanguard, with Joe on saxes, James Weidman on piano, Esperanza Spalding on bass, and two incredible drummers, Francisco Mela and Otis Brown, III. For all things Joe, please visit: http://www.joelovano.com

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents "Sonny Rollins is a Work-In-Progress" featuring music from "Road Shows, Vol. 1" and video from "In Vienne." Please visit http://www.doxyrecords.com

http://www.billytaylorjazz.netpresents the story of pianist Billy Taylor and bassist Charles MIngus. Features an interview with Billy and excerpts from an audio recording of The Billy Taylor Trio Live at Storyville, 1951. Video Production: Bret Primack

http://www.mosaicrecords.com presents "Classic Benny Goodman Columbia and Okeh Sessions (1939 - 1958)." Seven discs from a neglected period of Benny's big band career which focuses mainly on his instrumental recordings for Columbia records during the 1940s. Also included are the bands he gathered at the Columbia studios during the 1950s which recreated some of the great Fletcher Henderson arrangements of the 1930s in addition to the lush and creative Benny with strings album titled "Let's Hear The Melody". Of particular importance are the breathtaking arrangements of the far-thinking Eddie Sauter. Over twenty previously unissued alternate takes are much welcome additions as Goodman was a master of solo creativity and spontaneity. He was the King of Swing and everyone wanted to be in his band as proven by the soloists and sidemen who pepper this set.

Sonny Rollins' first concert DVD captures the legendary Saxophone Colossus and his group in a dazzling performance at the spectacular Roman amphitheater known as The Théâtre Antique de Vienne. Playing to a standing audience of over 7,000, Sonny delivers a masterful set of standards, calypsos, and originals as only he can, proving that he is The Last Jazz Immortal. Filmed on location in Vienne, France on June 29th, 2006 in High Definition and mastered in Surround Sound.

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents the answer to the question, who is this Jazz Video Guy, anyway?

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents Groovin' High, a lesson in Jazz improvisation from Billy Taylor. From the 1958 television program The Subject is Jazz, featuring Billy, Ed Safranski, Osie Johnson, Mundell Lowe, Tony Scott, Jimmy Cleveland and Doc Severinsen.

http://www.billytaylorjazznet presents "Three Blind Mice," a lesson in Jazz improvisation from Billy Taylor. From the 1958 TV Show, The Subject Is Jazz, featuring Billy on piano with Tony Scott, Doc Severinsen, Mundell Lowe, Ed Safranski, Jimmy Cleveland and Osie Johnson.

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents Stompin' at the Savoy, from the 1958 TV program "The Subject is Jazz" where Billy Taylor explains Jazz improvisation.

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents "Tea For Two" from the 1958 TV Show "The Subject Is Jazz" featuring Billy Taylor, piano; Ed Safranski, bass; Osie Johnson, drums; Mundell Lowe, guitar; Doc Severinsen,trumpet; Jimmy Cleveland, trombone; and Tony Scott on saxophone and clarient.

http://www.judisilvano.com presents Jazz vocalist Judi Silvano discussing lyrics.

http://www.judisilvano.com presents Jazz vocalist Judi Silvano discussing her collaboration with the late piano great, Mal Waldron

http://www.judisilvano.com presents My Life in Music

http://www.judisilvano.com presents Jazz vocalist Judi Silvano discussing the differences between playing with women and men.

http://www.judisilvano.com presents Jazz vocalist Judi Silvano talking about singing.

http://www.judisilvanoc.om presents "Teaching the Joys of Doing Master Classse."

http://www.judisilvano.com presents The Band from her recording, "Women's Work," featuring the compositions of women composers.

http://www.judisilvano.com presents "Women's Work," a project featuring Judi Silvano's recording focusing on the compositions of women. Video: Bret Primack http://www.jazzepk.com

Doxy Records and the Universal Music Group present Sonny Rollins: "Road Shows, Vol 1," a compilation of live performances from the past three decades, and "In Vienne," a DVD produced at the 2006 Vienne Jazz Festival in France. For more Sonny: http://www.sonnyrollins.com EPK: Bret Primack http://www.jazzepk.com

http://www.davepietro.com presents "The Chakra Suite" a unique fusion of Indian and Brazilian music. Video: Bret Primack http://www.jazzepk.com

http://www.davepietro.com presents "The Chakra Suite" a unique fusion of Indian and Brazilian music. Video: Bret Primack http://www.jazzepk.com

http://www.sonnyrollins.com presents "Sonny's Fans" featuring interviews with a number of Rollins' enthusiasts, conducted just before his 8/6/08 Central Park concert. Video Concept/Production: Bret Primack http://www.jazzepk.com

Master arranger Mike Abene talks about his collaboration with Joe Lovano on "Symphonica." For his 20th Blue Note album, Joe Lovano delivers a milestone recording, "Symphonica," a bold and beautiful orchestral project recorded largely in concert with the WDR Radio Big Band and Orchestra from Cologne, Germany, with the music arranged and conducted by Michael Abene, the musical director of the big band. The album marks the first time in Lovano's career that he has recorded an entire album with a full symphony. Additionally, all the music consists of Lovano compositions save for one piece (Charles Mingus' “Duke Ellington's Sound of Love" where Lovano sustains his tenor saxophone lines to hover over the haunting melody). In that sense, "Symphonica" stands as a full-sound, best-of collection that traces the breadth and plumbs the depth of Lovano's career.

http://www.billytaylorjazz.netpresents "The Subject Is Jazz - Cool" a 1958 television show. Bily Taylor, piano and musical director Ed Safranski, bass Ed Thigpen, drums Lee Konitz, alto sax Warne Marsh - tenor sax Don Eilliot - trumpet

To buy this music, please visit: http://cdbaby.com/cd/judisilvano8 Collective improvisation reminiscent of the loft scene in the 80's in New York City where the musicians seem telepathic and deeply connected in creating arrangements of mostly original songs. Happy and uplifting. Vocalist & Composer/ Lyricist JUDI SILVANO loves to play with fun-loving and swinging musicians that really listen to each other on the bandstand. Her CLEOME Quartet, features GEORGE GARZONE, MIKE FORMANEK & GERRY HEMINGWAY. Concentrating on Silvano's original compositions with lots of Improvisational Interplay throughout, this is a band that knows how to have fun!!! She has played with some of the greats like JOE LOVANO & KENNY WERNER & LEE KONITZ & BILLY HART & BILL FRISELL & VICTOR LEWIS & RATZO B. HARRIS & INGRID JENSEN & DICK OATTS & RUFUS REID, so she has a pretty high standard.

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Trombonist/Composer Clifton Anderson's Doxy Records debut is "Decade" featuring Al Foster, Bob Cranshaw, Larry Willis, Eric Wyatt, Kenny Garrett, Christian McBride, Steve Jordan, Steven Scott and Kimati Dinizulu.

Kenny Garrett is featured on Clifton Anderson's Doxy Records debut, "Decade," distributed by Universal Music.

Bassist Christian McBride is feature on Clifton Anderson's Doxy Records release, "Decade."

Al Foster is everyone's favorite Jazz drummer. Just ask Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock or Sonny Rollins. Al plays drums on Clifton Anderson's Doxy Records' debut, "Decade."

Tenor Sax man Eric Wyatt is featured on Clifton Anderson's Doxy Records debut, "Decades," distributed by Universal Music.

Clifton Anderson dedicates "Stubbs" to his dearly departed friend John Stubblefield. From the Doxy Records release, "Decade," distributed by Universal Music. Clifton Anderson - Trombone Stephen Scott - Piano Kenny Garrett - Alto Saxophone Christian McBride - Bass Steve Jordan - Drums