Echoes

Singer/Songwriter Abigail Rockwell Appears In A Special "One Night Only" Performance Of The New Show, “autumn Noir: Echoes Of Jazz”

Source: Lampkin Publicity Service
August 26, 2016

Singer/Songwriter Abigail Rockwell appears in a Special “One Night Only" Performance of the New Show, Autumn Noir: Echoes of Jazz Wednesday, September 28th at 8pm. Cafe Noctambulo at Pangea 178 2nd Ave (11th Street @ 2nd Ave) New York, NY NYC's Intimate Downtown Live Music Supper Club. Show Description: The show is Torch, Noir and Autumn. And in the midst of the darker tones, there is room to swing in the face of it ...
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Moksha Trio: Brazilian Instrumental Music With Vanguard Echoes

Source: Moksha Trio
May 18, 2012

Recorded in 2008, the first Moksha’s album (Self Produced) were devised after an extensive work in which made part the musicians: Gilberto Ferri (Piano), Lauro Lellis (drumns) and Felipe Alves (Bass). Moksha Trio’s drummer, Lauro Lellis, whom is also Tom Zé Band’s drummer for the two last decades, is the most renowned musician of this trio which also includes the Pianist Gilberto Ferri and the Bassist Felipe Alvez. The group’s name antecipates yours musical conception: from sanscrit, Moksh means liberation, ...
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Enter the "Wes Montgomery - Echoes of Indiana Avenue" Giveaway at All About Jazz!

Source: All About Jazz
March 2, 2012

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Wes Montgomery: Echoes of Indiana Avenue

Source: JamBase
December 17, 2011

FIRST FULL ALBUM OF PREVIOUSLY UNHEARD MONTGOMERY MUSC IN OVER 25 YEARS With a lot of sleuthing and a team of experts on the case, long lost tapes of Wes Montgomery have been discovered and restored. Resonance Records will release Echoes of Indiana Avenue—the first full album of previously unheard Montgomery music in over 25 years—on March 6, 2012, which would have been Montgomery's 88th birthday. Over a year and a half in the making, the release will provide a ...
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Vision Festival 16 Opening Night; Echoes of Ascension, Marion Brown and John Tchicai.

Source: Chris Rich
June 4, 2011

Having covered the Panel Discussion for Sunday the music needs its due. Where else but the Vision Festival, in the US at least, would you find a night given to two participants in that legendary extended fanfare the world knows as Ascension. One still works among us, John Tchicai, and the other left us since Vision Festival last conveved. Marion Brown was a wonder. He was among the early inventors of mixed medium work incorporating poetry, visual arts and the ...
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The Friday Morning Listen: Taylor Ho Bynum, Forbes Graham - The Middle Picture/Echoes (2007)

Source: Something Else!
September 18, 2010

By Mark Saleski In our society, it seems like there's a constant battle between idealism and cynicism. A person will take a stand on a particular issue, and no matter how quietly they do it, there is always an opposing force with the can of hot tar at the ready. It's a phenomenon that contributes to the growing blandification of the culture—one in which those with truly new points of view are looked at with a suspicious eye. As you ...
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Derrick Gardner Wins Independent Music Award for Jazz Album "Echoes of Ethnicity"

Source: Michael Bloom Media Relations
January 27, 2010

INDIANAPOLIS, January 26, 2010 - Echoes of Ethnicity, the most recent album by Derrick Gardner and The Jazz Prophets for Owl Studios, today was named by Music Resource Group (MRG) as a Winner in The 9th annual Independent Music Awards, the influential awards program for independent bands and fans, for Best Jazz Album. This prestigious award adds to the long list of accolades Echoes of Ethnicity has received in 2009. When informed, the nearly speechless trumpeter Derrick Gardner said, “That's ...
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Kristina Releases Eclectic Jazz Recording Offshore Echoes on Patios Records

Source: Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services
October 16, 2009

Muliti cultural jazz vocalist Kristina will release Offshore Echoes on Patios Records October 15, 2009.

Kristina completes an astounding achievement with Offshore Echoes by offering jazz listeners her own eclectic interpretations of classic compositions. From Sting ("Tea in the Sahara") to Kenny Vance ("The Performer"), Kristina pulls out all the stops and delivers convincing performances of every track covered on the recording.

Kristina's track selection holds a personal meaning and particularly with “Cherokee" which reflects her own paternal Native-American ...
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Echoes of Swing: Jazz Award Presentation in France

Source: All About Jazz
May 13, 2009

In connection with the award for the recent Echoes of Swing CD '4 Jokers In The Pack, Colin Dawson, Chris Hopkins, Bernd Lhotzky and Oliver Mewes were invited to play a concert tour in France, which a.o. included Rouen, Limoges, Le Havre and Marennes Olron. On the 8th of May they officially received the GRAND PRIX du Disque du JAZZ (Prix Special du Hot Club du France). The award was presented by the President of Hot Club du France (established ...
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Derrick Gardner & the Jazz Prophets' Echoes of Ethnicity

Source: Michael Bloom Media Relations
April 15, 2009

Derrick Gardner & The Jazz Prophets +2 ECHOES OF ETHNICITY Owl Studios / April 14 Release

Change is in the air these days, and change has come to Derrick Gardner’s long-standing group The Jazz Prophets. After over 20 years as a sextet with a firm front line of Gardner, trumpet, his brother Vincent on trombone and Rob Dixon on tenor sax, the lineup has been augmented by Brad Leali’s alto sax and Jason Marshall’s baritone sax, making this new Owl ...
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