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Jon Hammond Band playing Jon's composition Late Rent the theme song of his long-running cable TV show The Jon Hammond Show live at The Bitter End club in Greenwich Village New York. Special late show with some of the original musicians from the recording which happened in 1983 in Intergalactic Studios the same studio where John Lennon did his last recordings. On tenor saxophone Todd Anderson who was Jon's Arranging and Composition teacher in 1973 at Berklee College of Music, Ray Grappone drums who played on the Sidewinder track from Late Rent album first release as heard on WNEW AM 1130 Al Jazzbo Collins radio program, Joe Berger guitar, long-time co-producer engineer guitarist and Jon Hammond playing the incredible New Hammond Sk1 organ designed by Jon's friends at Suzuki Musical Instruments in Hamamatsu Japan. Swinging Funky Jazz and Blues. All 4 members of The Jon Hammond Band are members of Local 802 Musicians Union American Federation of Musicians New York City, congratulations 802 on 90th Birthday! *Note: This performance was streamed live on the world wide web, special thanks to John Acer and Clifford Schwartz of NuMuBu in Montreal Canada for the broadcast report. http://www.jonhammondband.com Special thanks Vicki Bell aka Vicki B. in the house! Catch Vicki Bell and Ray Grappone with Alexis P. Suter Band Category: Music Late Rent Jon Hammond Band Local 802 Musicians Union Sk1 Organ Suzuki Musical Instruments Swinging Jazz Blues

This is a short welcome video to www.DVPMultimedia.com. Jim Suter from DVP Multimedia of Cincinnati Ohio, Northern Kentucky has been a video producer for 25 years, a web project developer for since 2000.

"Crosstown" is a composition by Ljova (a.k.a. Lev Zhurbin), which was greatly inspired by the collaboration of the singer Rokia Traore and the Kronos Quartet. It originally appeared in an all-viola version on Ljova's debut album, Vjola: World on Four Strings (Kapustnik Records). Here is the premiere of the arrangement for the group Brooklyn Rider - featuring: Johnny Gandelsman and Colin Jacobsen, violins; Nicholas Cords, viola; Eric Jacobsen, cello; Jeffrey Beecher, bass; and Mark Suter on percussion. Live from Joe's Pub, at the Public Theater in New York, January 2008. For more on Brooklyn Rider, see http://www.brooklynrider.com for more on Ljova and to hear more of his compositions, see http://Ljova.com

Max Suter 42 yard kick return