New Episode of Palm Coast Jazz Podcast!

Episode 33 features brand new fusion from La Lucha, sultry Caribbean beats from Lauren Henderson, romantic and dreamy piano from Lynne Arriale, Balkan-infused rhythms from Errol Rackipov Group and a stellar live performance from The What ? Thing!

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Hosts: Kenny MacKenzie & Allison Paris

1. Errol Rackipov Group - "The Dream of the Little Gypsy"from the album "Distant Dreams"

 2. Lynne Arriale Trio - "Finding Home"
from the album "Give Us These Days"

3. Lauren Henderson - "Ámame"
from the e.p. "Riptide"

 4. La Lucha - "The Burg"
from the album "Pa'Lante"

5. The What ? Thing - "Hot Tea"
from the album Live @

All music copyright of the artists - all rights reserved.


This podcast copyright 2019 Kenny MacKenzie - all rights reserved.

New Episode! Re-boot of the show!

Hello! We're back with a brand new episode of the podcast! Listen to five distinctive and vibrant selections from some of the most talented jazz artists in Florida!

Robotman at Stardust Orlando FL May 2017

Hosts: Kenny MacKenzie & Allison Paris

1. Tom McCormick - "South Beat" - from the album South Beat

2. Jeff Rupert with Veronica Swift - "Let's Sail Away" - from the album Let's Sail Away

3. Robotman - "The Chase" - from the album Robotman

4. The Mica Bethea Big Band - "Frahm Out of Nowhere" - from the album Stage 'n Studio 5. Perry Joslin - "Rain" - from the album Dreams of Reality

  podcast copyright 2019 Kenny MacKenzie 

New Mini Palm Coast Jazz Podcast!

For the summer of 2016 we will be producing mini-episodes of Palm Coast Jazz - about 15-17 minutes long, on a regular basis! This episode features guitarist Phill Fest (Brazilian jazz), Acme Jazz Garage (funk jazz) and vibraphonist Christian Tamburr (straight-ahead jazz). Enjoy!!

Host: Kenny MacKenzie & Allison Paris   Our Facebook page!

Kenny also hosts: 
"Jazz Greats" on WFCF St. Augustine 
every Tuesday 3-7pm EST 
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1. Introduction - Kenny 
(download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)


2. "That's What She Said" - Phill Fest (West Palm Beach)    website

Phill Fest - guitar; Robert Prester - piano; Jonathan Sigel - trumpet; Russ Howard - bass; Carlomagno Araya - drums


from the album "That's What She Said"

Purchase at Amazon!


3. "Mr. G.P." - Acme Jazz Garage (Tampa, FL)      website

Bryan Lewis - keyboards; Matt Swenson - guitars;
Phillip Booth - bass; Tim Diehl - drums:
Rick Runion - tenor sax; Ron Wilder - trumpet;
Austin Vickrey - baritone sax

from the album "Acme Jazz Garage".

Purchase at Amazon!


4. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album Second Chances by Allison Paris)


5. "The City Suite: New York City - A Walk Through Central Park" - Christian Tamburr  (Melbourne, FL)      website

Christiann Tamburr - vibes

Takana Miyamoto - piano

from the album "People Talk".

Purchase at Amazon!

6. Closing Announcements - Kenny

Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.

produced by Kenny MacKenzie

All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2016 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.

Palm Coast Jazz Podcast Episode 31

First episode since the winter but worth the wait!! Great performances from Christian Tamburr, Michael Ross, Gerald Stockton (with Danny Jordan on flute & sax!), Lisa Casalino (with Kenny Drew Jr.!), Michael Petrovich and Errol Rackipov! All killer cuts!


1. Introduction - Kenny
(download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)


2. "Folk Dance" - Errol Rackipov Group (Hollywood, FL)     website

Errol Rackipov - vibes, marimba; Lubomir Gospodinov - sax;
Hristo Vitchev - guitar; Martin Bejerano - piano;
Josh Allen - bass; Rodolfo Zuniga - drums
          from the album "Pictures from a Train Window.
          Purchase at iTunes or Amazon!

3. "No Denying" - Lisa Casalino (Formerly Tampa, FL)      website

Lisa Casalino - vocals; Kenny Drew Jr. - piano;
Nate Najar - guitar; Alejandro Arenas - bass;
Mark Feinman - drums
          from the album "I'm Old Fashioned". 
          Purchase at Amazon or iTunes!


4. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album Gettin' In the Groove by Ron Pirtle)


5. "Blue Steel" - Gerald Stockton  (Orlando, FL)      website

Gerald Stockton - bass; Danny Jordan - flute/tenor sax;
Elton Reyes - trumpet; Steve Wiest - trombone;
Pat Coil - Hammond organ; Michael Waldrop - drums
          from the album "My Gentle Breeze".
          Purchase at CD Baby or iTunes!

Christian Tamburr

6. "It Rained Again Last Night" - Christian Tamburr (Melbourne, FL)      websiteChristian Tamburr - vibes; Dominick Farinacci - trumpet;
Kevin Bales - piano; Billy Thornton - bass;
Quentin Baxter - drums
          From the album "Voyage".
          Purchase album at Amazon or iTunes!


7. Announcements - Kenny

8. "Yak Attack" - Michael Ross (Tampa, FL)     website


Michael Ross - bass; Danny Jordan - tenor sax;
William Evans - piano/rhodes; LaRue Nickelson - guitar:
Walt Hubbard - drums
          from the album "Ginger".
          Purchase the album at Amazon, iTunes!


9. "San Juan Nights" - Michael Petrovich (Orlando, FL)       website

Michael Petrovich - guitars, sequencing, percussion
Michael Bloomer - fretless bass
Tony Rios - congas, bongos, woodblock
Ed White - djembe, percussion
          from the album "The Train to San Lorenzo".
          Purchase at Amazon or iTunes!10. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album Gettin' In the Groove by Ron Pirtle)

11. Closing Announcements - Kenny
Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie


All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2015 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.

Palm Coast Jazz Episode 30!

click the play arrow above to listen! Artist info is below the greeting/statistics.

It's the first episode of 2015 (in case you missed it) and our 30th, not counting bonus episodes! Lots of jazz guitar this week with music from all over the state, plus a feature from the dynamic and creative Jazz Conceptions Orchestra out of Jacksonville, and some excellent and very cool jazz 'n bass from Erik Jackson in Orlando.

Podcast stats for 2014 go as follows: 9,300 downloads/plays. A bit low, but actually pretty good since there were only 4 episodes produced! The countries with the most plays are:

1. USA
2. Japan
3. Brazil
4. UK
5. France

The countries with the most downloads are:

1. Japan (4,528)
2. USA
3. Germany
4. UK
5. Italy

Thank you for all your support, for liking, sharing and listening to the show! Hope you like the new episode, and there is much more to come!! Best to all - Kenny

• Kenny also hosts: "Jazz Greats" on WFCF St. Augustine every Tuesday 3-7pm EST

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• and "Kendo's Jazz Sampler" on Radio KSCR every Wednesday 2-3pm EST

• Listen via radio365!

~EPISODE 30~
1. Introduction - Kenny
(download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)

2. "Somerset's Mom" - Rich Walker (Orlando, FL)     website

Rich Walker - guitar, Rex Wertz - tenor sax,
Tom Parmeter - trumpet, Richard Drexler - piano,
Carlos Fernandez - percussion, Walt Hubbard - drums,
Mark Neuenschwander - bass

from the album "Lazybird Revisited"

3. "A Morning Walk" - The Jazz Conceptions Orchestra (Jacksonville, FL)      website; Alex LoRe's website


Alex Nguyen - trumpet, leader; Brandon Lee - trumpet,
Alex LoRe - alto, Jeremy Fratti - tenor, Matt Zettlemoyer - bari,
Robert Edwards - trombone, Joshua Bowlus - piano,
Paul Sikivie - bass, Ben Adkins - drums

from the album "The Jazz Conceptions Orchestra".

4. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album Gettin' In the Groove by Ron Pirtle)


5. "The Whispering Eye" - Mark Johnson  (Daytona Beach, FL)      website

Mark Johnson - saxes
Norbert Marius - bass
Yaaki Levi - drums

unreleased track.
 




6. "Esmaralda" - George Grosman & Bohemian Swing (Orlando, FL)      website

George Grosman - guitar, Brandon Walker - sax, piano;
Ian MacGillivray - trumpet, Rachel Melas - bass;
Rafael Keren - accordian, David MacDougall - drums

From the album "Sydney, Mon Ami".

7. Announcements - Kenny


8. "Through the Storm" - Erik Jackson (Orlando, FL)     website


Erik Jackson - production, rhodes, bass, synths, Akai MPC
KJ Sawka - drums
Joey Crown - trumpet

from the album "Rainy Days".

9. "Blade's Groove" - Dan Heck (Naples, FL)       website

Dan Heck - guitar
Thomas Marriott - trumpet
Stuart Shelton - piano
Rick Doll - bass
Jose Martinez - drums

from the album "Compositionality" courtesy of Origin Records.

Purchase at Amazon!


10. Announcements - Kenny 
(background music from the album Gettin' In the Groove by Ron Pirtle)


11. "Monday Morning" - Herb Silverstein (Sarasota, FL)     website

Herb Silverstein - piano
Jeff Rupert - tenor sax
LaRue Nickelson - guitar
Richard Drexler - bass
Marty Morrell - drums

from the album "Monday Morning".

12. Closing Announcements - Kenny

          Kenny's Twitter

Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves. 

produced by Kenny MacKenzie

If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at jazzploration@gmail.com

All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2014 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.
 

New Podcast Opens Our 3rd Season!

Thank you to all our faithful listeners who have helped make our podcast a big success! This month features two Jazz Orchestras! Featured players include Phil Woods, Ed Callé, Gary Brown and Jason Carder. Larry Coryell & Kenny Drew Jr supply an exquisite duet tribute to Hank Jones, George Grosman pays homage to Sidney Bechet & much more! At the end of the show we pay our own tribute to the late bassist/composer/friend Frank Capek and Gers Yowell, the saxophonist whose story we told in our second episode. Every number is a gem! Thanks for all the shares, likes and for spreading the word. :) Enjoy!!

Pictured: George Grosman (photo by Greg King)

Host: Kenny MacKenzie 

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1. Introduction - Kenny
(download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)


2. "Read My Lips" - South Florida Jazz Orchestra (Miami, FL)     websiteChuck Bergeron - director, bass;
Trumpet: Jason Carder, Greg Gisbert, Alex Norris, Augie Haas
Alto Saxes: Gary Keller, Gary Lindsay,
Tenor/Baritone saxes: Ed Calle, Ken Mattis, Mike Brignola
Trombones: Dante Luciani, John Kricker, Joanna Sabater
Bass trombone: Jennifer Wharton
Piano: Martin Bejerano
Drums: John Yarling
Timbales: Raymer Olalde; Congas: Roberto Quintero

from the album "Trumpet Summit".

Purchase at Amazon or iTunes!



3. "Pasajé Tennessee" - Jamie Ousley (Hallandale, FL)      website

Jamie Ousley - double bass, Phillip Strange - piano,
Johnny Mendoza - Violin, mandolin, quatro, marracas
Larry Marshall - drums

from the album "Back Home".

Purchase at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes!



4. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album "Second Chances" by Allison Paris)


5. "Feeling His Groove" - Jose Valentino  (Tampa, FL)      Facebook

Jose Valentino Ruiz - vocals, flute, sax, bass, guitar, rhodes
Jonathan Thomas - drums
Benny Maldonado - congas


From the album "Messiah"



6. "Goodbye Mr. Jones" - Larry Coryell & Kenny Drew Jr (Tampa, FL)     Kenny's website

Larry Coryell - guitar
Kenny Drew Jr. - piano

From the album "Duality", courtesy of Random Act Records (website).

Purchase album at Amazon or CD Baby!



7. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album KMT I by Kenny MacKenzie Trio)



8. "Sidney Fandango" - George Grosman & Bohemian Swing (Orlando, FL)     website

George Grosman - guitar, Brandon Walker - soprano sax,
Ian MacGillivray - trumpet, David MacDougall - drums,
Rachel Melas - bass, Refael Keren - accordian


from the album "Sidney, Mon Ami".
Purchase cd at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes!


9. "Birth Without Violence" - Gary Wofsey and the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra (Alford, FL)     website
Trumpet/Flugelhorn: Gary Wofsey (solo), Moose Foyer, Laurie Frink, Bob Freeberg
Alto Saxes: Phil Woods (solo)
Flute/Tenor/Baritone saxes: Gary Brown, Dick Oates, Ronnie Cuber
Trombones: Bob Carlson, Joe Letizia
Piano/Electric Piano: Mike Abene
Guitar: Melanie MacQuarrie
Bass: Paul Adamy
Drums: Jim Mola
Timbales/congas/perc: Bob Merigliano

from the album "Kef's Pool".

Purchase vinyl lp at Amazon!
10. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Live From the Warehouse" by Dot Wilder)


11. "Blues for L.T." - Gers Yowell Quartet (Ormond Beach, FL)

Gers Yowell - EWI, Kenny MacKenzie - piano
Frank Capek - bass, Frankie Capek - drums

recorded October 21, 2011 ~ PC Jazz exclusive.
In memoriam: Frank Capek and Gers Yowell.


12. Closing Announcements - Kenny
Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie

If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com

All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2013 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.

Russell George Interview - Legendary NYC Session Bassist!

The following photos and visuals of amazing bassist/violinist and St. Augustine resident Russell George are posted to accompany our interview podcast with him (episode 22 - June 2013). We think you'll agree he's had one incredible life & career! Thanks to Russell for both the wonderful interview and the fun, intriguing photos.

Click on photos to view enlarged!

Russell at the Green Cove Springs Naval Base, July 1952

Marian McPartland with Roy Lundberg - drums
& Russell George - bass

Art Magyar - drums, Russell George - bass,
Marian McPartland - piano circa '60-'61

Russell & Ross Tompkins at the Playboy Club.
Russ also did a (clothed) stand in for a shoot!

L-R: Roger Kellaway - p, Russell - b,
Bobby Hackett - tp, Nick Stabulas - d,
Marshall Brown - tb. Cape Cod

L-R: Marshall Brown, Run Lundberg,
Russell George & Pee Wee Russell. '63
Photo by 'Popsie' Randolph

L-R: Joe Newman - tp, Ron Lundberg - dms,
Russell - bass, Ross Tompkins - p
at Embers (NYC) Aug 1965

Russell George with Anita O'Day
at the Half Note (NYC) 1966

L-R: Roy Burns - d, Russell George - b,
Ben Webster - ts at the Metropole 1966.
Photo by Planetary Photo.

L-R: Russell George, Ruby Braff,
Bud Freeman, Buzzy Drooten.
Photo by Jack Bradley Jazz Photography.

L-R: Tom Whaley - dm, Russell - elec bass,
Red Rodney - tp, Jerry Dodgion - ts,
Joe Beck - guitar. Good grief,
what a killer line-up!! Club Med

What a day!!

A once in a lifetime
jazz nativity!

A cap-off to a long & illustrious
career on bass!

 











Several artists graciously contributed their sound recordings to enhance the interview. Consider purchasing some excellent jazz via the Amazon links below to both support the artists and Palm Coast Jazz!

Visit wonderful vocalist Ed Reed's site by clicking here!

Visit astounding bassist Ray Parker's site by clicking here!

Thanks for visiting Palm Coast Jazz!

Palm Coast Jazz Episode 16 - Revisited!

This episode warrants repeating, so we added some nice photos, removed the clutter & put buy links at the very bottom. Wonderful musicians making wonderful music from start to finish. Enjoy the soul-moving sounds! (Note: clicking on pictures causes audio to stop)

Most of these selections are available wherever cds & downloads are sold online, but if you enjoy our presentation, please consider using the links at the bottom of this post! Thank you for supporting creativity in jazz!

1. Introduction - Allison & Kenny

2. "MG 1020" - David Fernandez

(Miami Springs, FL)
from the album "Symmetry"

David Fernandez - soprano sax
Carlos Vega - tenor sax
Gabriel Saientz - piano
Gabriel Vivas - bass
Ludwig Alfonso - drums



3. "Coral Sea" - Kenny Drew Jr.

(St. Petersburg, FL)  
from the album "Coral Sea"
courtesy of Random Act Records

Kenny Drew Jr. - piano
Jon Burr - bass
Marty Morell - drums

4. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album "Live in the City" by Jack Pierson)
 

5. "Julie's Lament" - Michael Royal Trio

(Sarasota, FL)
from the album "Transition"

Michael Royal - piano
Richard Drexler - bass
Steve Davis - drums






6. "Madcap" - Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge
(Temple Terrace, FL)
From the album "Madcap"

Chuck Owen - keyboard, composer, arranger
Jack Wilkins - tenor solo, John Abercrombie - guitar
Clay Perry - piano, Mark Neuenschwander - bass
Dave Hardman - drums

woodwinds: Valerie Gillespie, Tami Danielsson, Jack Wilkins,
Rex Wertz, Matt Vance
trumpets: John Robinson, Ron Turner, Mike Iapichino, Tom Parmerter
trombones: Keith Oshiro, Chris Clifton, Andrea Rawlison, Jim Hall





7. Announcements - Allison
(background music from the album "Moved" by Kenny MacKenzie Trio)


8. "Pheonix Phunk" - Clay Foster & Carey Frank
(Orlando, FL)
from the album "Bona Fide Sea Monsters"

Clay Foster - guitar
Carey Frank - organ
Frank Brunot - bass
Jonathan "Jon-Jon" Parks - drums





9. "La Noche" - Lynne Arriale

(Jacksonville, FL)
from the album "Solo"
courtesy of Motéma Records

Lynne Arriale - piano







10. Announcements - Kenny
(background music from the album "Second Chances" by Allison Paris)


11. Closing Announcements - Allison

Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.

produced by Kenny MacKenzie

Last Year's Numbers...

Hello! This post is for anyone who likes such things, but mostly for the musicians featured on our podcast. Below are statistics from the year 2012 for the podcast. Things to keep in mind: 1) the show almost exclusively features original compositions 2) of jazz! 3) from regionally specific artists!

For "glass half-empty" souls, remember that podcasts have what in industry lingo is called a "long tail". This means that their effect on the artist (and label) is long lasting - since they're available online indefinitely, and have potential to gain an ever-increasing audience (as opposed to regular airplay - when it's over, it's over!) Also - the shows audiences are not random people, but actual jazz lovers who came to the show looking for quality jazz; many come back for more. Finally - nearly 3/4 of our listeners download the show - which means they are potentially listening to your track over & over, if they like it!

Total Plays/Downloads - 15,125

• Downloads - 11,263
• Plays (Streams) - 3,862

Top 10 Downloading Countries: 

1. Russia 
2. Japan 
3. USA 
4. UK 
5. Ghana 
6. Turkey 
7. UAE 
8. Germany 
9. Italy
10. South Korea

Top 10 Playing/Streaming Countries:

1. US 
2. Equador
3. Kenya
4. France
5. Italy
6. Mexico
7. Germany
8. Canada
9. Japan
10. Taiwan
    

The Most downloads in USA coming from Wichita, KS
The Most plays in USA from Jacksonville, FL.

The top 5 episodes in 2012:

1. Episode 5 Jan 2012 - 1341 downloads/270 plays total - 1,611 
2. Episode 7 Mar 2012 - 798 downloads/403 plays total- 1,201
3. Episode 6 Feb 2012 - 819 downloads/303 plays total - 1,122
4. Episode 9 May 2012 - 617 downloads/338 plays total - 955 
5. Episode 4 Dec 2011 - 850 downloads/94 plays total - 944

I hope you find these numbers encouraging. I'm always looking for ways to increase our audience and promote all the phenomenal jams being produced here in FL. If you enjoy what the show is about, the best ways to help are to keep sending me your cds; share the shows you're on with Facebook friends/fans and listen to an episode or two that you are not on! (Always an idea behind the show - that we influence, inspire or provoke each other to move forward, make new albums in spite of the odds/cost, and have an overall appreciation for each other.) Thanks for being a part & sharing your music with jazz lovers all over the world! - Kenny MacKenzie

What On Earth is a Podcast??

Computers! Some folks take to them like a duck to water. Others find them intimidating and even overwhelming. But hey - you got this far! So we'd like to unravel the simple mystery of podcasts, by answering a few basic questions.

Drawing by Iwa Capobianco

Question:  What's a podcast?

Answer: A podcast is simply a radio-type broadcast that you can either listen to while surfing the web (streaming) or download to your computer, phone or other music device.

Question: Do I need an Ipod or special equipment?

Answer: Nope! All you need is an internet connection.

Question: How do I listen?

Answer: Well, the easiest way is to just click on the picture of the podcast that we post. It will start playing in a few seconds.

However, it will stop playing once you leave our Facebook page, so if you want to go back to Facebook or somewhere else on the internet, click on the link of the podcast instead of the picture (see red arrow in above illustration), this will open up the podcast in a new tab in your internet browser, and start playing. Now you are free to visit any page you like, while listening to awesome jazz! Then if you are interested in something you hear, you can click on the tab that opened up and look at our playlists; or if you're really bored, you can watch the waveform of the music go by! lol (Everybody does it once in a while.)

Question: What does it cost?

Answer: Nothing! Many podcasts, including ours, are free to listen to or download.

Question: How do I download a podcast?

Answer: Podcasts are in mp3 format, so you can download them and listen to them wherever and however you listen to your regular music mp3s! To download, click on the link to go to the podcast page (at podomatic.com), and scroll all the way to the bottom. You'll see in yellow letters the words "Download Episode". Just click on that, then select "save file" and click "ok". That's it!

Question: What is following/subscribing?

Answer: Some people "follow" our podcast so they can be informed when a new episode comes out. Podomatic sends them an email when our new podcasts are ready to be heard. In Itunes - it's called subscribing.

Question: I prefer Itunes. Can I get your podcast there?

Answer: Yes! Just type in Palm Coast Jazz into the search bar on Itunes and voila! For convenience, here is a link to our Itunes page.

Question: What are the advantages of a podcast?

Answer: Radio is awesome and there's nothing like listening to a live broadcast with friendly djs. However, there are quite a few advantages to podcasts. Here are some:

a) You can listen whenever you want, however many times you want. Unlike radio - you don't have to tune in at a specific time, and won't miss your show if you are out or have to work etc

c) If you like something you heard, you can just click on the progress bar to where it began, and listen to it again!

d) You can take it on the go: download it to your phone, tablet, mp3 player, etc and listen in the car, at the gym, on your walk...

e) Info!! On the podcast page we post a playlist, with all kinds of info: song title, artist, album, musicians on the track, a link to the artist's website and a link to the online store where you can purchase the song or album!


Question: This is a great idea - how can I help?

Answer: An easy way to help is to click the share button under our Facebook podcast posts, and share it on your own Facebook wall. This helps the music and the artists reach new listeners - our main goal!

If you have a company or business - we are always looking for sponsors for our podcasts, to cover bandwidth costs... if you would like to know more send us an email at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com. Individual, non-commercial sponsors are also welcome.

We hope we cleared up some of the mystique behind the name. All you need do is click and enjoy! If you haven't heard one yet - we've posted one below to get you started. :) - PCJ