Brian Culbertson's | "A Soulful Christmas"

Brian Culbertson's, "A Soulful Christmas" with special guests Gerald Albright, Howard Hewitt, Nick Colionne, and Victoria White, kicks off national tour on November 23rd.

Contemporary jazz favorite Brian Culbertson will bring his holiday show to audiences across the nation beginning on November 23. Presented by AirTran Airways, BRIAN CULBERTSON'S A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS features an all-star cast consisting of saxman Gerald Albright, vocalist Howard Hewett, guitarist Nick Colionne, and introducing vocalist Victoria White.

Audiences are guaranteed to be in the holiday spirit after experiencing BRIAN CULBERTSON'S A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS. In typical Brian Culbertson fashion, the show features uplifting and soulful performances of holiday favorites and tunes from Brian's holiday album A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS (in stores now). In addition, Brian and his guests will play hits from their respective catalogues.

"I am thrilled to be taking A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS on the road for the second year in a row," said Culbertson. "I can't wait to share the stage with this talented group of musicians to celebrate the holiday season!"

Tour dates are as follows:


11/23 Indianapolis, IN Music Mill
11/24 Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
11/25 New York, NY Town Hall
11/27 Alexandria, VA The Birchmere
11/28 Alexandria, VA The Birchmere
11/30 Toronto, ON The Music Hall
12/1 New Haven, CT Lyman Center for the Performing Arts
12/2 Collingswood, NJ Scottish-Rite Auditorium
12/8 Sparks, NV Nugget-Celebrity Showroom Casino
12/9 Sacramento, CA Crest Theater
12/11 San Diego, CA Anthology
12/13 Phoenix, AZ Celebrity Theatre
12/14 Las Vegas, NV Boulder Station Casino
12/15 Palm Desert, CA McCallum Theatre
12/16 Anaheim, CA The Grove of Anaheim
12/18 Los Angeles, CA The Wilshire Theatre
12/20 Seattle, WA Paramount Theater
12/21 Portland, WA Crystal Ballroom
12/22 Redwood City, CA Fox Theatre


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Arturo Sandoval's Rumba Palace Wins Latin GRAMMY® for Best Latin Jazz Album

“I am thrilled to have received this GRAMMY®,” Sandoval says. “It is always such an honor to be recognized by the Latin Recording Academy and my peers. I am extremely grateful.”

In a ceremony broadcast live on the Univision Network on Thursday, November 8, Cuban trumpet virtuoso Arturo Sandoval was been awarded a Latin GRAMMY® in the category of Best Latin Jazz Album by the Latin Recording Academy for Rumba Palace, released on May 22, 2007. Produced by Sandoval, Rumba Palace is titled after his newest nightclub in Miami Beach, Florida, and features ten new compositions that highlight the celebrated trumpeter’s Latin side. Sandoval has now won five GRAMMY® Awards, six Billboard Awards and an Emmy Award. Rumba Palace is Sandoval’s 28th recording


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Upcoming Jazz Releases | 11/13/07

3B's - After Hours with the 3B's (BBS )
3B'S / Bernard Purdie - After Hours With The 3B's (3B'S Records )
Al Di Meola - Speak A Volcano-Return To Electric (Geneon ) - DVD-Video
Ari Brown - Live At The Green Mill (Delmark )
Bebo Valdes - Bebo de Cuba (Calle 54)
Bernard Purdie - After Hours with the 3B's (BBS )
Brad Goode - Nature Boy (Delmark )
Brad Steinwehe - Nutville (Sea Breeze Records )
Brotzmann / Gustafsson - Nilssenlove-Fat Is Gone (Carrot Top )
Buddy Defranco - Charlie Cat 2 (Arbors Records )
Calabria Foti - Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (Quicksilver )
Casiopea - Plays Guitar Minus One/Places (Geneon )
Casiopea - Plays Guitar Minus One/Marble (Geneon )
Casiopea - Plays Guitar Minus One/Signal (Geneon )
Chihiro Yamanaka - Lach Doch Mal (Universal Classics )
Chris Gestrin - After The City Has Gone: Quiet (Songlines )
Christine Group Spero - My Spanish Dream (Eliot C.Cpero )
Christine Spero Group - My Spanish Dream (Elliot C. Spero/Burnside )
Col. Bruce Hampton & The Quark - Give Thanks To Chank (MRI Associated Labels )
Dale Barlow / Cedar Walton - Manhattan After Hours (Challenge Records )
David Liebman Group - Blues All Ways (Omnitone Records)
Deanna Kirk - Beautyway (Fractal Ent)
Emilie-Claire Barlow - Winter Wonderland (JVC )
Gary Bartz / Leon Thomas - Precious Energy (Mapleshade )
Greg Burk - Ivy Trio (482 Music)
Gustafsson / Nilssen-Love - Splatter EP (Carrot Top )
Hot 8 Brass - Rock With The Hot 8 Brass (Tru Thoughts )
Interstate Cowboy - Live At Moers Festival (Zott/Burnside )
Jane Fair - Chances Are (Cellar Live )
Jane Fair Quartet - Chances Are (CLF )
Jazz Orchest / Brad Steinwehe - Nutville (Sea Breeze Records )
Karel Boehlee Trio - At the Beauforthuis (Challenge Records )
Kutztown University Jazz Ensemble - Dance You Monster (Sea Breeze Vista )
Leon Thomas - Precious Energy (Mapleshade Records )
Matts Gustafsson - Splatter EP (Smalltown Superjazz )
Melissa Morgan - Until I Met You (Pid )
Michael Blake - Amor De Cosmos (Songlines )
Michael Blake Sextet - Amor de Cosmos (Songlines )
Nicole Mitchell - Black Unstoppable (Delmark )
Paolo Devil Fresu Quartet - Stanley Music (Pid )
Paul Whiteman - If I Had A Talking Picture Of You (Dutton Vocalion Uk )
Peter Brotzmann - Fat Is Gone (Smalltown Superjazz )
Pizzarelli / John Pizzarelli - Sunday at Pete's (Challenge Records )
Pizzarelli Boys - Sunday At Pete's (Challenge )
Ray Noble - Hot Sides 1929-1934, The (Challenge Records )
Ray Noble - The Hot Sides 1929 - 1934 (Retrieval Records )
Rosenberg Trio - Roots (Iris Music France )
Till Bronner - Christmas Album (Pid )
Tom Bacon - The Flipside (Summit Records )
Two Bands And A Legend - I See You Baby EP (Smalltown Superjazz )
Wouter Hamel - Hamel (P-Vine )
Yo-Yo Ma - Bolling:Suite For Cello & Jazz Piano (Sony )







Akiko - White Album (Universal )
Akiko - Little Miss Jazz & Jive Goes Around (Pid )
Don Cherry - Thinking Of You (Sepia Records )
Edith Piaf - Passion Of The Little Sparrow (Great American Music Co. )
Edith Piaf - Passion Of The Little Sparrow / Reis (Great American Music )
Kazutoki Kiki Umezu Band - Live At Moers Festival (Zott )
Kazutoki Kiki Umezu Band - Dowser (Zott )
Mark Isham - Best Of (Lakeshore Records )
Mark Isham - The Best Of (Lakeshore Records )
McCoy Tyner - Afro Blue (Telarc )
Michel Legrand - Sea & Sky (Xtra )
Paul Mauriat - Mauriat,Paul Vol. 3-Japanese Original Album Collections (Pid )
Paul Mauriat - Mauriat,Paul Vol. 4-Japanese Original Album Collection (Pid )

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Van Morrison Is 'Still On Top' With A New 21-Song Greatest Hits Release - In Stores Now!

The only career-spanning Van Morrison "Best Of" album.

More than 40 years since bursting out of Belfast with Them, Van Morrison continues to make great music, continues to tour the world, and continues to inspire and engage new generations of fans and artists alike.

Here on Still On Top - The Greatest Hits (Hip-O/Ume) are 21 classic tracks that chronicle Van's incredible journey so far; all remaining true to his mantra "it's always been about soul."

Featuring selections spanning his work from 1964 to 2005, Still On Top - The Greatest Hits is the definitive collection of Van's original recordings. There are musical milestones from five decades of prolific recording, including - for the first time on a Greatest Hits collection - his powerful songs from the 90s and the new millennium. Among the gems included are 1995's "Days Like This," an alternative version of 1997's "Healing Game" and an already-classic from 2005, "Stranded."

Still On Top - The Greatest Hits moves seamlessly across the genres, reflecting a career which began in the 60s with the hat-trick of "Here Comes The Night," "Gloria" and "Brown-Eyed Girl" and has not faltered since. Highlights from the Seventies include "Domino," "Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)," and "Warm Love." Among those selected from the Eighties are the romantic ballad "Someone Like You" (one of many Van songs borrowed by the big screen, in this case for Bridget Jones's Diary) and the glorious "Have I Told You Lately?."


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Jacqui Naylor | "Smashed for the Holidays"

For her long-awaited holiday CD, Smashed for the Holidays, vocalist and songwriter Jacqui Naylor has melded a seamless combination of classic rock and holiday classics. Tying everything together is the artist's trademark "acoustic smashing," where here she sings a holiday standard while the band plays a well-known rock tune. Picture "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" over Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama," "Santa Baby" sung to the groove of Led Zeppelin's "D'yer Mak'er," and "We Three Kings" smashed with their classic "When the Levee Breaks." Add to the "smashes" Naylor's sensitive treatment of ballads and lyrically-inspired originals and it becomes clear why JazzTimes calls this artist a "triple threat." Check out her relaxed versions of The Kinks' "Father Christmas" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" in 5/4 time. Naylor brings this recording home for the holidays with the originals "Winter," sung lovingly as a bossa nova, "Christmas Ain't What It Used to Be," with its hard driving funk groove, and the light-hearted "Celebrate Early and Often."


Track listing:
1. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (smashed with "Sweet Home Alabama")
2. Santa Baby (smashed with "D'yer Mak'er")
3. Celebrate Early and Often
4. Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
5. What Child Is This (smashed with "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You")
6. Thank You Baby
7. We Three Kings (smashed with "When the Levee Breaks")
8. The Christmas Song
9. Winter
10. Father Christmas
11. Silver Bells (smashed with "Every Breath You Take")
12. Christmas Ain't What It Used To Be
13. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas


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David Benoit on Smooth Jazz - 'Video'

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Smooth Jazz Chart | Week Ended 11/5/07

LW - TW - Artist - Album - (Label)
1 - 1 - Jeff Golub - "Grand Central" - (Narada Jazz)
2 - 2 - Rick Braun/Richard Elliot - "R n R" - (ARTizen)
4 - 3 - Boney James - "Shine" - (Concord)
12 - 4 - Eric Marienthal - "Just Around The Corner" - (Peak)
9 - 5 - Candy Dulfer - "Candy Store" - (Shout Factory)
10 - 6 - Jay Soto - "Stay Awhile" - (NuGroove)
3 - 7 - U-Nam "Back From The 80s" - (Trippin 'n Rhythm)
5 - 8 - Four80East - "En Route" - (Native Language)
8 - 9 - Nils - "Ready To Play" - (Baja/TSR)
7 - 10 - Paul Taylor - "Ladies' Choice" - (Peak)

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Upcoming Jazz Releases | 11/6/07

Amy Winehouse Smooth Jazz - Amy Winehouse Smooth Jazz Tribute (CC Ent / Copycats )
Andre Previn - Groc: Debussy-Images (Pid )
Arco / Benedettini / David Liebman / Tarenzi - Dream Of Nite (Verve )
Billie Holiday - Rare Live Recordings 1935-19 (ESP Disk', Ltd. )
British Blues Quintet - Live In Glasgow (Angel Air )
Burton Greene - Bloom in the Commune (ESP Disk', Ltd. )
Carla Bley - The Lost Chords Find Paolo Fresu (ECM Records (USA) )
Dewey Redman - Struggles Continues (New Note - )
Diane Renay - Navy Blue & All Her Hits ( )
Edgardo Cintron & Azuca Band - You're In My Heart (Tvi Recs & Filmworks )
Frankie Ford - Let's Take A Sea Cruise (Bia )
Funk Sinatra - Saisons 3 & 4 (Homerecords.be )
Geraldine Laurent - Time Out Trio (Dreyfus/Koch )
Germany WRD Big Band Cologne - World Of Duke Ellington PT. 1 [sacd-H] (BHM Productions ) - SACD
Hazel Scott - 1946-1947 (Classics French )
Johnny Blas - Indestructible Spirit (Cubop Records/Ada )
Lester Young - Live at Birdland (ESP Disk', Ltd. )
Linda Lawson - Introducing Linda Lawson ( )
Lyfe Jennings Smooth Jazz - Lyfe Jennings Smooth Jazz Tribute (CC Ent / Copycats )
Mezz Mezzrow - 1953-1954 (CLASSICS (FRANCE) )
New Orleans Joymakers - New Orleans Joymakers Vol. 1-1973 (GHB )
Olivier Ker Ourio - Oversea (Dreyfus )
Oud - Aram Arakelian Ensemble ( )
Peter Cincotti - East Of Angel Town (Sire / London/Rhino )
Phil Phillips - Sea Of Love ( )
Ray Reed - Lookin' For The Blues (Bia )
Rinten Okazaki - Requien For Life (Columbia )
Strike A Match - April Ames ( )
Swedes From Jazzville - Bengt-Arne Wallin Others ( )
Tal Farlow - Heart And Soul Of Tal Farlow (Avid Jazz Records/City Hall )
Teach Me Tiger - April Stevens ( )
Teach Me Tiger! - April Stevens ( )
Totally Wired & Illicit Grooves Acid Jazz 1987-90 - Totally Wired & Illicit Grooves Acid Jazz 1987-90 (BGP/Beat Goes Public - (import) )
Tricycle - King Size (Homerecords.be )
Various Artists - Totally Weird And Illicit Grooves:Aci (BGP Records/City Hall )
Various Artists - Lyfe Jennings Smooth Jazz Tribute (Copycats Records )
Various Artists - Totally Wired & Illicit Grooves-Acid Jazz-The Birth Of The Scene 1987-1990 (BGP Records/City Hall )
WDR Big Band - World Of Duke Ellington 1 (BHM Productions )
Yan Steindl - Ode To A Mermaid (Gnp/Cresndo )






Bennie Maupin - The Jewel In The Lotus (ECM Records (USA) )
Billie Holiday - Live Recordings 1935 - 1959 (Esp-Disk )
Billie Holiday - Retrospective 1935-1952 (Universal )
Buddy De Franco - 1949-1952 (Classics French )
Charlie Haden - The Best Of Quartet West (Verve (USA) )
Charlie Parker - Retrospective 1940-1953 (Pid )
Dewey Redman - The Struggle Continues (Ecm Records )
Errol Garner - 1954 (Classics French )
Joe Zawinul - Faces & Places (Tone Center )
Les Paul - Essential Collection (West End/Cityhall )
Nat King Cole - Cole Espanol (Collector's Choice )
Sadao Watanabe - Jazz Samba (Koch Records )
Sadao Watanabe - Bossa Nova 67 (Koch Records )
Stephane Grappelli - Froggy Plays (Saga Jazz )
Thelma Carpenter - Seems Like Old Times (Sepia)
Thelonious Monk - Monk Plays Thelonious (Saga Jazz )
Timo Lassy - The Soul & Jazz Of Timo Lassy (Ricky-Tick Records )

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Guitarist Les Sabler scores a pair of Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards nominations

Artist nominated for the new critically-acclaimed Sweet Drive album

Although it has only been just over a month since its release date, awards shows and critics are taking note of guitarist Les Sabler’s Sweet Drive album. The collection of contemporary jazz, R&B and adult pop, released by the The Music Force record label, is nominated for Album of the Year honors at the 2008 Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards. Sabler earned a second nomination as Guitarist of the Year. The Montreal, Quebec native will perform at the fourth annual awards show in March.

While the album’s first single, “Club Street,” gains radio-play, reviewers are praising Sweet Drive. Jazz Review wrote, “Mega talented guitarist Les Sabler mixes sounds, tempos and emotions on his fourth album, Sweet Drive, using gentle acoustic and nylon-string guitar, as well as electric rock fusion. Keeping his original songs with the same edginess and funk as the cover songs keeps the listener glued to this electrifying album.…Powerful songs, master talents and great interplay make this album a ‘must have.’” The Smooth Jazz Now reviewer stated, “With 13 tracks to cruise through I found myself hooked on the selection of tunes, stellar production and the mesmerizing guitar work from Les Sabler. Produced by Brian Bromberg and surrounded by some of the formats best musicians including Alex Acuna, Brian Bromberg, Vinnie Colaiuta, Jeff Lorber, Eric Marienthal and Gary Meek, the drive is indeed sweet and infectious.” Jazz Lynx echoed the sentiments by noting that the artist “devoted great time & energy to the critical process of song selection and by enlisting the aid of ace-bassist & producer Brian Bromberg, plus many of his favorite A-players for the project, Sabler delivers a veritable diamond of an album. Quite simply there is something on the project for everyone…” Smooth Jazz Vibes summed it up best when writing, “If there is a magic formula for making top notch smooth jazz then guitarist Les Sabler has surely found it. His brand new CD release Sweet Drive not only features his own picture perfect playing, but also includes some of the best contemporary jazz talent around. Rather than marveling at just how Sabler has managed to assemble so many great performers in the same place at the same time, it’s more than enough to simply delight in the artistry on show...Sweet Drive is an album that just can’t fail.”

Sabler has a string of November concert dates in Clearwater, Sarasota, and Tampa, Florida, near where he now calls home. He’s also got a return engagement to perform the National Anthem with Marshall Gillon at the Tampa Bay Lightning’s National Hockey League game against the New York Rangers on November 21st. Additional information is available at www.lessabler.com.

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Second Cup Cafe: Peabo Bryson

Over the course of a career spanning more than three decades, the two-time Oscar- and Grammy Award-winner has proven himself one of the world's most gifted vocal and songwriting talents. He joins us on the Second Cup Café.

Bryson's chart-topping hits include "If Ever You're in My Arms Again" and "Can You Stop The Rain," and celebrated duets with such artists as Celine Dion ("Beauty & The Beast"), Regina Belle ("A Whole New World"), and Melissa Manchester ("Lovers After All").

Born in Greenville, South Carolina in 1951, Bryson got his start in traveling revues, and released his debut LP, "Peabo," in 1976; most of its songs he composed himself.

For "Missing You" (Peak Records), his 20th soul album, Bryson showcases the broad palette of his skills.

The album's title track, "Missing You," written by Ledisi and Sundra Manning, is an emotional tour de force for Bryson.

"When you strip away everything and are left with just a piano and what God has given you, you tell a deeper story," Peabo said. " The words for this beautiful song made me think of the two women I love the most in this world, my mother and my sister, both of whom I lost. When I sing the line 'I can't wait to see you again this side of Heaven,' it's for them. This song is for anyone that you've ever loved in a real way."

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Gotcha! Lerman returns with "Meow Baby"

Saxophonist back in the groove with February 26th album release

The fact that the album title comes from a line from an episode of Kojak proves that saxophonist Danny Lerman knows how to have fun. He also knows retro cool when he sees it. Lerman took a page from the 1970s when recording his second album, Meow Baby, which will be released February 26th on Sugar Whiskey Records, his label distributed by Lightyear Entertainment/EMI. He adopted old school sensibilities by utilizing live musicians and having a hand in writing all the new compositions for the disc. Tal Bergman, who worked on Lerman’s debut album, produced ten songs on Meow Baby and a few tracks were produced by urban-jazz icon Norman Connors. Radio programmers are already whetting their appetite for the CD with “Gotcha!,” a deep-pocketed groove that bursts into a chorus as sweet as one of Kojak’s Tootsie Pops.

Since his last album release, Lerman traveled and performed around the world, including Turkey, Israel, Holland, South Africa, Venezuela and Mexico. He brought influences and musicians from the countries he visited into the studio when recording Meow Baby. While the tracks swing towards contemporary jazz, urban and adult pop, there are also traces of World Music, Middle Eastern, Latin and South African rhythms. The South Bend, Indiana native, who plays alto and soprano sax, recorded the majority of the collection in Los Angeles where he was joined by Randy Brecker, Hubert Laws, Howard Hewett, Paul Jackson Jr., Bobby Lyle, and Munyungo Jackson. Bergman, who played drums on records by Rod Stewart, Billy Idol, Loreena McKennitt, Herb Alpert, and Chaka Khan, was behind the kit on most of the album.

“Tal brought infectious rhythms that were both exciting and exotic. His strong rhythmic influences made the tracks spicy,” explained Lerman. “I wanted this record to be a glimpse into my world, including some of the friends that I’ve made in my travels. I put both myself and the places I’ve been into the music. There’s definitely variety on this record; you don’t know what’s coming next. I’ve found some great players from all parts of the world and they brought their unique perspective to the album.”

To help launch the album, Lerman has lined up a few concert dates in the Los Angeles area in mid-January with additional tour dates now being booked for the West Coast, Midwest and East Coast. He’s an entertaining performer who has shared concert bills with Herbie Hancock, Sergio Mendes, Richard Elliot, David Benoit and Eric Marienthal. When he’s off the road, Lerman occasionally performs free concerts in South Bend nursing homes. He has a gig lined up next month at the Ronald McDonald House for seriously ill children and their parents.

Lerman recently inked a pact with Conn-Selmer for saxophones, which will include sponsorship, marketing and advertising support, clinics and special events.

Making his debut with the album Danny’s Island, Lerman climbed into the top 20 on Radio & Records’ contemporary jazz chart and had a #1 single at Chicago’s top urban radio station, WGCI-FM. The cut, “Take My Breath Away,” featuring R&B vocalist Danny Boy, appears on Meow Baby as a bonus track. Additional information is available at www.dannylerman.com.

Lerman’s Meow Baby is comprised of the following songs:
“Meow Baby”
“Snoopy’s Dance”
“Summer In a Hummer”
“Saxsultan”
“No Ordinary Love”
“Amadeus’ Kiss”
“Imagine”
“Don’t GoGo There”
“The First Time”
“Baby Goes to Market”
“No Words”
“If Only”
“South Beach Serenata”
“You Take My Breath Away”
“Gotcha!”

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Smooth Jazz Chart | Week Ended 10/29/07

LW - TW - Artist - Album - (Label)
1 - 1 - Jeff Golub - "Grand Central" - (Narada Jazz)
2 - 2 - Rick Braun/Richard Elliot - "R n R" - (ARTizen)
3 - 3 - U-Nam "Back From The 80s" - (Trippin 'n Rhythm)
4 - 4 - Boney James - "Shine" - (Concord)
8 - 5 - Four80East - "En Route" - (Native Language)
7 - 6 - Najee - "Rising Sun" - (Heads Up)
5 - 7 - Paul Taylor - "Ladies' Choice" - (Peak)
6 - 8 - Nils - "Ready To Play" - (Baja/TSR)
9 - 9 - Candy Dulfer - "Candy Store" - (Shout Factory)
13 - 10 - Jay Soto - "Stay Awhile" - (NuGroove)

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