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My hands are still a little dirty from handling White Denim’s skuzzy, grunge-encrusted, avant-leaning, garage-born Party-Pop yesterday. And since I already plan on futzing around with more “old junk” in the musical “garage” tomorrow I figured I’d keep things grime-coated and messy today as well.

Berklee College of Music has fostered some of the most prominent musicians of our time, including smooth jazz artists like Mindi Abair, Esperanza Spalding, Quincy Jones, Bob James, Mike Stern, and many others.

Jim Reed of Connect Savannah recently wrote this article. In the 21 years since local attorney Skip Jennings has been involved with the Coastal Jazz Association, he’s attended scores of phenomenal concerts by some of the world’s most respected jazz artists — most of them from the side of the stage.

RIP Hiram Bullock (July 25, 2008) David Letterman Guitarist Posted by themusicsover on July 28, 2008 iram Bullock September 11, 1955 - July 25, 2008 Hiram Bullock, known to David Letterman fans as the “barefoot guitarist in Paul Shaffer’s World’s Dangerous Band has passed away on July 25, 2008 after a battling throat cancer since January.

Young, Black and just don’t gie a fuck. DOWNLOAD: Bob James & Earl Klugh - Love Lips

Playlist 1. Altair & Vega - 4 hand Piano arrangment w/ Keiko Matsui 2. Maputo - James/Sanborn 3. Georgia On My Mind - G. Washington w/ James producing/arranging/Piano 4. Take Me There 5. Westchester Lady 6. Chant - w/ Fourplay 7. Take Me To The Mardi Gras 8. Tapawingo - acoustic Piano w/ Joe Sample 9.

I grabbed some Bob James and took on a remix of Little Brother’s “Life of The Party.” While it isn’t my favorite LB record it’s the only dang acapella of theirs I’ve been able to find. But with a little “pure imagination” I was able to pull off something to bring some life to a party.

Welcome back to Name That Beat, y'all! Last week's beat was courtesy of Bob James whose "Sponge" was used on Nas' track "Watch Dem Nigg*z" from his album It Was Written. The correct answer was... [[ This is a content summary only.

Here’s a little something I threw together for the GYBO TV THEME TUNE CHALLENGE… Hopefully it’ll bring a smile to your faces if you’re old enough to remember this… Sounds like: the cab journey after doin’ the funky chicken at Studio54 circa 1978 Get TAXI INFERNO

Praying for his family and friends Learn about Mr. Butler's Legacy through this wonderful obituary in the New York Times NYTimes: George Butler, 76, Jazz Record Executive Read and post comments | Send to a friend