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Yo, Johan!
January 30, 2008. Posted by .
Add new comment | Filed under: Discovery, Diversions, News, Notes
With a little less than three weeks to go before pitchers and catchers report for spring training, the Mets made the move we Mets fans have been hoping for, getting lefty Johan Santana from the Twins for relatively cheap. Pending finalization of the plan (which we all expect shortly) the Mets will have solidified the team's pitching and made several of us here at Jazz 88 very (VERY!) happy.
On Day 1 of our Jazz with Heart Fund Drive it's good to know that someone's got cash to spare. And while we're not asking you to pledge a Johan Santana-like amount, we do hope that you'll do your share to keep this great music alive on the radio 24/7. Did you know that Johan Santana is from Venezuela? He is. And we just happen to have a great Latin Package that features "A Taste of Cacao: Latin Jazz with a Venezuelan Flavor." It's available, along with "Putumayo Presents Latin Jazz" for a pledge of $125. That makes you a part of the family, which you will come to appreciate immediately. Now, repita por favor: Let's Go Mets! Let's Go Mets! - David Cruz
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Eliane Elias at J&R - Something For You
January 29, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.
Add new comment | Filed under: bassist, bill evans, billy hart, drummer, eliane elias, Listening Post, Live Music, marc johnson, musicEliane Elias and her trio - bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Billy Hart - played the music of Bill Evans at J&R, and we broadcast it live.
If you missed it, you can listen to some selections from the live concert here.
-JoshPS Some great Bill Evans quotes collected here.
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Davell Crawford at Baryshnikov Arts Center
January 28, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.
Add new comment | Filed under: bac, davell crawford, gary walker, henry butler, interview session, Jazz Alive, jazz foundation, Live Music, new orleans, orleans pianist, wbgoWBGO and the Jazz Foundation of America partnered with Baryshnikov Arts Center to present another night of free live music. Gary Walker hosted the evening, which featured a concert an interview session with the New Orleans pianist and wunderkind, Davell Crawford.
Listen to the concert here.And if you missed the Henry Butler show at BAC,
You can still hear it here.-Josh
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