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Interesting article talking about what goes on behind the curtain when you improvise -- http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/06/basketball-and-jazz/

Tom P.

A reminder about our great upcoming workshop at the Peter Dee Academy in Limerick this coming July runs fro 19 to 24th with a performance at our Jazz club on Sun 24th at 9pm. Anyone who would like to participate should contact Tony or myself either through the site or my email jonndal@gmail.com. And of course you all get to experience our Irish hospitality and Guinness!!

John

This a free improvisation at the Paris Conservatory during a workshop by David Friedman and Peter Weniger on the art of duo playing. It was filmed on an Iphone by Patrick Moutal, professor of Indian music.

Hi All,
June's Good Vibes is coming up this Sunday, June 5 (8-10pm eastern time).
You'll hear Jay Hoggard, Gary Burton with vocalist Rebecca Parris, Nick Mancini's lovely "Moonlight in Vermont," Joe Locke and the "Mission Impossible" theme, Chuck Redd with an uptempo and swinging "Laura," and from my new favorite CD, Brasilian Vibes, vibes player Arthur Lipner. Plus much more.
Hope you can listen in.
gloria

www.jazzon2.org
Good Vibes airs on the first Sunday of the month, 8-10 pm eastern time
rebroadcast the following Wednesday, 4-6 pm eastern time

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I got this link from my friend Corey... Wow!! Funky Hamp!! :o)

Guys, as you may know James Whiting is our main Australian vibist and at hardly 20 he just released a beautiful and deep album of his own compositions (btw, Joe Locke wrote a very nice introduction on it): http://www.jameswhiting.com.au/albums-burbank/

But here are two new links from his recent gig... both being covers:
- Ruminations (by Joe Locke): see above.
- Hope (by Ed Saindon): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyTGG2tpOgw&feature=player_embedded

Hello,

today I would like to present one of the most underrated german/european vibes player: WOLFGANG SCHLUETER!

I took some clips of him on his latest concert. The clips have been recorded May 27th, 2011 at Birdland Jazzclub in Hamburg. WOLFGANG SCHLUETER is 78 years old (!) at that time and beside this he is nearly blind!!! But he does not care about both and is still playing UNBELIEVABLE!

Boris Netsvetaev (Piano)
Philipp Steen (Bass)
Kai Bussenius (Drums)

Click also the following links:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk2XEKwcgpE

This guy is almost as good as Gary Burton when he was 19, huh?