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Showing posts with label Bill Prince. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Prince. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Palm Coast Jazz Episode 5 - January 2012

All-music episode featuring Florida's finest jazz artists from Melbourne, Jacksonville, Cocoa Beach, Boynton Beach & more - straight-ahead, smooth, big band, contemporary & blues!

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Allison Paris was under the weather during production and unable to host this month's episode - but she'll be back next month!

Host -  Kenny MacKenzie


1 - Introduction ~  Kenny





















2 - "Bounce" - The Rainmakerz (Melbourne) website



Richie Mola - drums, Kenny Clarke - keyboards,
Dextor Wilborn - alto sax, Scott McGill - bass,
Dan Wilbourn - tenor & soprano saxes, Tom Heuston - guitar
from the cd "The Rainmakerz"
click to buy at Itunes


2 - "The Ensouled Ones" - Raymond Guiser (Daytona Beach) website

Raymond Guiser - flute, vocals, drum & keyboard programming;
Lawrence App - bass, guitar & percussion; Robin Clarke - vocals
from the cd "Macroism"
To Buy send a check made out to Ray Guiser for $12.99 to
Palm Coast Jazz - 101 Bressler Ln - Palm Coast, FL - 32137
or order by paypal from our store!



4 - "Happy Thoughts"  - Bill Prince (Jacksonville) website
Bill Prince - all instruments except drums
Rick Kirkland - drums
from the album "Happy Thoughts"
album currently unavailable


5 - "Ghost Town" - George Grosman (Orlando) website
George Grosman - electric guitar, Ian MacGillivray - trumpet
Brandon Walker - baritone sax, flute, keyboards & drum programming
Palm Coast Jazz exclusive!
buy George's latest downloadable cd "Water and Wine"


6 - Announcements, Kenny


Sybil Gage





















7 - "Ding Dong Blues" - Sybil Gage (Cocoa Beach) website
Sybil Gage - vocals, Leon Olguin - Piano,
Dennis Thompson - Drums, Jerry Hoff - Clarinet,
Joe Caruso - Guitar, Stoney - Harmonica

from the album "NOLA Calling"
click to buy at CD Baby




8 - "Live in St. Augustine" - Bill Doyle Quartet (Palm Coast) website
Don Durkee - piano, Frank Capek - bass,
Bill Doyle - drums



Greg Diaz
















9 - "Circadia" - Greg Diaz (Boynton Beach) website
Greg Diaz - tenor saxophone, Eero Turunen - piano,
James McCoy - bass, Rodolfo Zuniga - drums
from an upcoming release
more music by Greg

10 - Closing Announcements - Kenny



(Palm Coast Jazz Closing Theme by Seven Octaves)
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Friday, November 11, 2011

Sunday Afternoon Jazz!

Here are a few pictures taken at the Oct 30th Jam Session held by the St. Augustine Jazz Society. There were a bunch more musicians and players, but most were up when I was behind the piano!
Swingin', solid beats from Bill Doyle (Palm Coast)

L-R: Ed Herson, Gil Surette, Jack Pierson

Eddie "T-bone" Herson was seriously rockin'!

My first time hearing the amazing Bill Prince. L-R:
Bill Doyle, Bill Prince, Jack Pierson, John Pellegrino.

  
Jack Pierson, who just released a cd recorded
in NYC
with Julian Lage & Marcus Gilmore!

L-R: Bill Doyle, Guest Vocalist, Rocky Ray & Bill Prince

L-R: Gil, Jack, Bill now on Cornet & Rocky

There were plenty of other performers including Eddy Tresta, Greg Wier, Cindy Pierson, Joyce Lundgren,  Scott Mariash Wanda, & Palm Coast's own Dan Burns. Outside of an unfortunate political incident that lasted way too long (the only one I've seen), this was pretty happenin' and the room was filled with jazz lovers! Next year it will be in a bigger room, so don't be bashful, come down bring your horn, (we could use some more 'young lions') and make it even better! Membership not required - KM

ps - there are more pictures of the musicians who played while I was at the piano over on the
St. Augustine Jazz Society's blog, on the bottom. :)