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The First Family

05 Wednesday Nov 2008

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May Prayer, Peace and Blessings Be On The Hearts of Those They Serve!

The First Family

The First Family

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Heads Up Records | New Releases for ’09

05 Wednesday Nov 2008

Posted by Rob Young in New Music, What's New?

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Being that Heads Up Records is one of the premier contemporary jazz labels in the music industry, we’ll take a quick glance at what’s coming in 2009.

January
Incognito – More Tales Remixed; Ladysmith Black Mambazo – Live; Walter Beasley – Free Your Mind

February
Joe Zawinul – 75 – Two-disc album; Pieces of a Dream – Soul Intent;
Mike Stern – New Morning The Paris Concert; The Bad Plus Joined by Wendy Lewis – For All I Care

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Phil Davis | Philosophy

05 Wednesday Nov 2008

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Phil Davis | Philosophy [Urban Jazz]

Phil Davis

Phil Davis

The long-awaited third effort by keyboardist Phil Davis has finally arrived!!  If you are a fan of Phil’s work, you will recognize and appreciate that this CD takes you further along his musical journey, and features a more mature sound.  The collective tracks have a calming, settled vibe, with the occasional “rev up and dig in” quality that is Phil’s signature.  This CD features several of Phil’s long-time friends and colleagues, like Najee and Lil John Roberts.  Other featured  musicians are: Billy Odum, Kebbi Williams, Ronnie Garrett, Melvin Baldwin, Sean Michael Ray, Rick Jordan, Darrell Freeman, Melvin Miller, Mark Strowbridge and Forrest Robinson.  Enjoy the journey as Phil blends “tickling the ivories” with very colorful synth sounds and textures, plus the sound of the SY77 that is classic Phil Davis. – CDBaby.com

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Yes, We Can!

05 Wednesday Nov 2008

Posted by Rob Young in News, What's New?

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CONGRATULATIONS TO BARACK OBAMA!

Barack Obama

Barack Obama

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