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Todd DelGiudice -][- PENCIL SKETCHES [OA2 Records]

27 Monday Dec 2010

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Todd DelGiudice - PENCIL SKETCHES

Todd DelGiudice -][- PENCIL SKETCHES – [OA2 Records, 2011]

With an eclectic mix of nine originals and one thoroughly re-envisioned standard, saxophonist and multi-reedist Todd DelGiudice presents an inspired set for his first recording on OA2 Records. Joined by a veteran Seattle trio including John Hansen on piano, bassist Jon Hamar and drummer Byron Vannoy, DelGiudice explores his wide-ranging musical influences, creating a unique & varied yet fully cohesive story.

Raised in South Florida, DelGiudice has been an active member of the Miami, New York and Oregon jazz scenes. He was a member of one of Red Rodney’s last working quintets and has performed with Maria Schneider, John Fedchock, and Ingrid Jensen, among many others. –Amazon.com

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Teena Marie, known as ‘Ivory Queen of Soul,’ dies

27 Monday Dec 2010

Posted by Rob Young in R & B, R.I.P., What's New?

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Teena Marie’s last album, “Congo Square,” was titled after a historical meeting place for slaves in New Orleans, featured a tribute to Martin Luther King’s widow and also song “Black Cool,” written for President Barack Obama.

Teena Marie

No matter that Marie, 54, was white. The R&B legend revered and fully immersed herself in black culture — and in turn was respected and adored by black audiences, not only for her immense soulful talents, but for her inner soul as well.

“Overall my race hasn’t been a problem. I’m a Black artist with White skin. At the end of the day you have to sing what’s in your own soul,” she told Essence.com in an interview last year while promoting “Congo Square.” That album would turn out to be her last.

The self-proclaimed “Ivory Queen of Soul,” whose many classic hits included “Lovergirl,” Square Biz” and the scorching duet “Fire and Desire” with mentor Rick James, was found dead in her Pasadena home on Sunday at the age of 54. Authorities said her death appeared to be of natural causes. –Yahoo.com

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