Tony Adamo is a gifted jazz vocalist/songwriter, and his new CD release, DANCE OF LOVE, is a big winner in the smooth jazz and jazz vocals category. A wide listening audience of the jazz community will find these collections of original material both entertaining and enjoyable.
Tony Adamo has a fine singing voice, and at times, he sounds like British singer, David Bowie. Tony Adamo is the David Bowie of the smooth jazz set, and Adamo has quite the unique voice.
TRAVEL ABOARD THE AMERICAN ORIENT EXPRESS’ “JAZZ” THEMED ITINERARY AND ENJOY A SAVINGS OF $500 PER PERSON *
DOWNERS GROVE, Ill.–Discover the Antebellum South and the roots of jazz aboard a specially themed American Orient Express (AOE) itinerary this spring, plus receive $500* savings per person.
On the 8-day/7-night Antebellum South Jazz Train itinerary, March 13-20, 2003 guests journey between New Orleans and Washington, D.C. visiting great southern cities, plantations and jazz honky-tonks. Throughout this rail cruise, guests will enjoy a delightful recounting of the historic, cultural and entertainment roots that the South has brought to 20th Century Jazz.
Jazz Legacy, Inc.
In association with the
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
(New York Public Library)
Present
LARRY RIDLEY
“Bassist Extraordinaire”
Schombur Jazz Artist-in-Residence
And the
Jazz Legacy Ensemble
Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 3 pm
Where: Cape May Convention Hall, Cabanas, Grand Hotel Ballroom, Carney¹s, Savannah Key (at the Marquis de Lafayette Hotel), Star of the Sea Auditorium, Congress Hall, The Boiler Room, Corinthian Yacht Club, Pelican Club . For your convenience, complimentary buses run Friday and Saturday between venues.
When: April 4-6, 2003
ELLIS MARSALIS & SONS BRANFORD, WYNTON, DELFEAYO AND JASON
Play Verizon Hall SUNDAY, MARCH 2
The Kimmel Center One of Only Five U.S. Stops on Exclusive Tour
SONNY ROLLINS Makes Kimmel Center Debut FRIDAY, MARCH 7
PHILADELPHIA–An incredible week of jazz comes to The Kimmel Center this March when Ellis Marsalis and Sons perform in Verizon Hall on Sunday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m. and the great Sonny Rollins makes his Kimmel Center debut on Friday, March 7 at 8 p.m.
Columbus, Ohio-raised, New York City-based violinist Christian Howes will perform one set of music with his acoustic violin, piano, and bas trio. Joining Christian will be Argentinian native Federico Lechner, pianist, and Ugonna Okegwo on bass.
Vocalist HAZEL WALKER performs on Monday, February 3rd, 2003 at 8 p.m.
The concert will be recorded for broadcast – Saturday, February 8th at 10am on
“Portraits In Jazz”; repeated Sunday, February 9th at 10am on “Jazz In Concert”.
Bluebird’s legendary Flying Dutchman catalog captured the musical zeitgeist of the late sixties and early seventies with gritty funk meeting driving rock and soulful jazz. This new language, now known as “rare grooves” by the musical cognoscenti, is driving DJ culture around the world.
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On February 18th RCA/Bluebird will release Freak In, the latest CD from world-renowned trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas. Freak In (Douglas’ twentieth recording as a leader) is the follow up to the Grammy nominated CD, The Infinite, and a tireless pathfinder’s adventurous journey through the world of jazztronica.
