Lazaro Vega

Coming to Spring Lake.

Please sing that chord again.

This is the photo on the cover of Ramsey Lewis's album recorded on my birthday: https://hipstersanctuary.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/ramsey-lewis-trio-60s-europe.jpg

Writers interested in creating a book length review of an album: http://333sound.com/2015/06/01/open-call-for-33-13-proposals-2015/

Miles coming up.

Thursday night. Looking forward to it.

Always aTiger. http://nypost.com/2015/05/31/how-ty-cobb-was-framed-as-a-racist/

Earlier today in Detroit.

May 29, 1959 Duke Eiington recorded soundtrack music for the motion picture "Anatomy of a Murder," a film starring Jimmy Stewart and Lee Remick shot in Michigan's upper peninsula. Last night Blue Lake featured that music, among many other recordings. Here's a link to the program. The jazz starts at 3 minutes in. http://199.176.235.218/ondemand/17-1-20150529.mp3

What?

Saturday is the anniversary of Benny Goodman's birth. Coming up in Fremont, June 12th: http://www.dogwoodcenter.com/?m=20150612&cat=1

Ornette Coleman sues, plans new release of his own.http://jazztimes.com/articles/161947-ornette-coleman-sues-over-release-of-new-vocabulary-album

Actually, Dave Thornsen and Lynn Brouwer, I don't think we need to drink these and pass on, but pass the growler, eh? http://www.thrillist.com/drink/detroit/michigan-beers-to-drink-before-you-die

These sounds, now.

Good morning -- celebrating clarinetist Artie Shaw's birthday right now on Jazz From Blue Lake, plus more from Terry Lower Music and Edye Evans Hyde, plus Memorial Day music, including Akiko Tsuruga's version of "When Johnny Comes Marching Home." Here's a link to the stream, bluelake.ncats.net:8000/listen.pls

Jazz From Blue Lake featured the music of Christian McBride last night, including recent recordings with saxophonist Jimmy Greeny, Terri Lyne Carrington, Chick Corea and under his own name. Here's a link to the broadcast in case you missed it (this link expires late tonight): http://199.176.235.218/ondemand/17-1-20150521.mp3

From NPR: The late Blue Note Records CEO, who worked with top jazz artists for four decades, spoke to NPR in 2009.

Last night's Jazz From Blue Lake celebrated the music of Roscoe Mitchell, including several recordings on Nessa Records then veering off into recordings with Jack DeJohnette, Tyshawn Sorey, Famoudou Don Moye, Nicole M. Mitchell and The Art Ensemble of Chicago. Here's a link to last night's program, active until the end of today: http://199.176.235.218/ondemand/17-1-20150520.mp3

R.I.P. Bob Belden.

All shades, all Hu Vibrational with Adam Rudolph: https://vimeo.com/122241330