Eric Essix | Birmingham

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African American, Contemporay Jazz, Guitar

Eric Essix

Eric Essix offers his best work exploring the people, places and experiences of the city of his birth with his latest release, “Birmingham“.

“Birmingham is about the people, places and experiences that have made an impact on me growing up in the city,” Eric says. People like my Mother (Imogene), civil rights icon Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (Shuttlesworth Drive), the compassionate priest (Brother Bryan) and Michael Jordan who played on the Birmingham Barons baseball team in 1994 (Hang Time).  – CDBaby.com

David Sanborn | SLAM! [Vid of the week]

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African American, Contemporay Jazz, David Sanborn, Funk, Saxophone, Video

Legendary alto sax man David Sanborn invades cyberspace by serving up some serious “funk” at Montreaux Jazz Festival with “SLAM,” a track from his 1990 release “Close Up.” Wow, brother Dave turned up the heat out with this jam!

Music lovers, keep your eyes and ears open for new music by Sanborn due on August 12th titled “Here and Gone” his debut on Decca U.S.