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Plenty of CD Reviews • Ira Gitler's Apple Chorus Summer Jazz The Mind, Body & Spirit of Jazz In New York & Way Beyond WWW.JAZZINSIDEMAGAZINE.COM JUNE 2010 SAX LOVERS CELEBRATION Miguel Zenon Steve Wilson Mindi Abair, Igor Butman, Justin Janer, Brian Landrus, Tim Ries, Jaleel Shaw, Myron Walden, Steve Slagle McCoy Tyner Performing June 23 in Central Park, Part of CareFusion NY Jazz Festival June 17-26 SUMMER JAZZ FESTIVAL GUIDE Plenty of CD Reviews • Ira Gitler’s Apple Chorus SPECIAL FEATURE – Deeper Perspectives: HONESTY – Artists Express Their Ideas Comprehensive Directory of Club, Concert & Event Listings PRICELESS & FREE! TJC11_Vocals_Down Beat.pdf 1 5/12/10 5:35 PM 2O11 Sung Continues! Jan. 30 - Feb. 6 Have Played Tradition Legends and the Where the The Jazz Cruise is clearly the place “Where the Legends and the Tradition Continues”,have Played but it is also well-known for being a showcase of some of the finest vocalists in the world! 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FREE Jazz Inside™ Magazine ISSN: 2150-3419 (print) • ISSN 2150-3427 (online) CONTENTS June 2010 –Volume 1, Number 11 Credit: Ken Weiss CLUBS, CONCERTS, EVENTS Cover Design by Lori Dawson Cover photo of McCoy Tyner by John Abbott 40 Calendar of Events 48 Announcements — Upcoming Events; Publisher: Eric Nemeyer Editor: Gary Heimbauer Regular Engagements; Additional Club Advertising Sales & Marketing: Eric Nemeyer, John Alexander and Venue Schedules Circulation: Robin Friedman, Susan Brodsky 53 Directory of Clubs, Venues, Music and Interns: Michelle Aweeky Photo Editor: Joe Patitucci Record Stores, Schools & Universities, Layout and Design: Karry Thomas and more Contributing Artists: Shelly Rhodes Contributing Photographers: Eric Nemeyer, Joe Patitucci, Ken Weiss. 55 Around Town Contributing Writers: Dan Bilawsky; Al Bunshaft; John Cizik; Curtis 65 Noteworthy Performances Davenport; Bill Donaldson; Dimitry Ekshtut; Robert Gish; Ira Gitler; Wayne Goins; Eric Harabadian; Gary Heimbauer; Rick Helzer; Jan Klincewicz; Joe COLUMNS Lang; Ronald Lyles; Layla Macoran; Matthew Marshall; Nora McCarthy; Dave Miele; Nick Mondello; Patricia Nicholson; Joe Patitucci; Ken Weiss. 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Opinions expressed in Jazz 17 Mindi Abair Email: [email protected] Inside by contributing writers are their own & do not necessarily express the Website: www.jazzinsidemagazine.com opinions of Jazz Inside, Eric Nemeyer Corporation or its affiliates. 18 Igor Butman 19 Justin Janer SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION SubmittiNG PRoducts foR ReView ™ 20 Tim Ries (1) Jazz Inside (monthly). To order a subscription, call 215-887-8880 Companies or individuals seeking reviews of their recordings, music books, or visit Jazz Inside on the Internet at www.jazzinsidemagazine.com. 21 Brian Landrus videos, software and other products are requested to send TWO COPIES Subscription rate is $49.95 per year, USA. Please allow up to 8 weeks for of each
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