81. Jazz 'til Midnight With Doug Collar Jazz til Midnight with doug Collar. to Jazz tl Midnight Main Page doug HORNQUARTET Hornithology (Bopo) WES montgomery - Impressions (Verve) http://www.wkar.org/jazztilmidnight/page.php?therange=max&content=listings

82. Musical Calendar For August 1 March 17, 1919, montgomery, AL, USA, d. Feb. 15, 1965, Santa Monica, CA, 1988. doug Finnell, piano, (b. Dallas, TX) died in Dallas, TX, USA. Age 82. http://nfo.net/calendar/aug01.htm

Welcome! NFO.NET BIG BANDS DATABASE PLUS A W rld of Information! BOOKMARK US! MUSICAL DIARY Google Search Our Site Search The Web Search Tip: Multiple words inside quotes. ADD A COMMENT ? Jan Feb Mar ... Dec August 2005 S M T W T F S Last Month Next Month Welcome to the BigBands Database August Musical Diary ** Just 'Click' a date for Information. Then 'click' your browser's Back "button" to return here. ADD A COMMENT ? August 1 BIRTHDAYS Rick Anderson , b. St. Paul, MN, USA. Member group: The Tubes Ashley Parker Angel , vocals Lionel Bart , composer, b. London, England. Tommy Bolin , guitar, b. Sioux City, IA, USA. Geoff Britton , drums, Member group: Wings. Boz Burrell Leon Chappelear Samuel B. Charters , Writer, b. Pittsburg, PA, USA. A Leading authority on the Blues. Rick Coonce , drums. Member group: Grass Roots Robert Cray , guitar/vocals, b. Columbus (Fort Benning), GA, USA. Elmer E, Crumbley , Trombone, b. Kingfisher, OK, USA. (Worked with singer Victoria Spivey) George Ducas Marie Hawkins Ellington 'Ramblin' Jack' Elliot Joe Elliot Deitra Farr , vocals, b. Chicago, IL, USA. Member: 'Mississippi Heat'

83. Jazz Orchestra Looks To Make Waves In Big Band World - PittsburghLIVE.com Both got frowns from montgomery fans, but now A Day in the Life could almost be This pianist explores jazz with the attitude of a concert pianist. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/entertainment/music/jazz/s_328600

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84. McIntire Department Of Music students as cello coach for the montgomery Classic Youth Orchestras. Anthony Villa, composer and pianist, received his DMA in composition from the http://www.virginia.edu/music/pressrelease/04-05/newmusic111104.html

New Music Ensemble Thursday, November 11th, 8:00 pm - Old Cabell Hall Auditorium Steve Antosca, composer Steve Antosca has a Master’s degree in Computer Music Composition from The Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University. He is on the music faculty of George Mason University. He is Chair and a composer member of the Contemporary Music Forum and founder of edgEnsemble. Mr. Antosca’s computer music compositions have been performed throughout the United States and he was a guest composer at the Southeastern Composer’s League 1997 Festival of New Music and at Radford University’s New Horizons 2002 Festival. He has been a fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. His work shadowland appears in the MIT publication “The Csound Book”. In 2001, Mr. Antosca produced the “Exploring the American Piano” concert for the Smithsonian’s Piano 300 Exhibition. He premiered his work invisible landscape for piano and conducted electronics, which was regarded by the Washington Post as “the highlight of the evening”. He has received numerous grants for the creation of new compositions and for teaching technology. He has been an Artist-in-Residence with the Music Department at the Ellington School, working with young musicians interested in incorporating technology in their music. Recent commissions include a composition for dance, computer processed audio and text premiered in September 2002 at the Kennedy Center as part of their Local Dance Commissioning Project and a commission for pianist Laurie Hudicek for a new work, traces of spirit whispers, for piano and real-time computer processed audio, performed at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage in September of 2003.

85. Kimmel Center, Inc. > News Releases > Danilo Pérez Brings A Touch Of Panama To Son of a prominent Santa Cruz based pianist and vibraphonist; McCaslin was Junior Cook, Clifford Jordan, Billy Harper, Buddy montgomery and Jimmy Scott. http://www.kimmelcenter.org/news/item.php?item=2005-03-22

86. BERKLEE | News: 2000 Gospel at Berklee Faculty member Dennis montgomery III is the guest on Spring Break report from Nashville - Berklee student doug Dexter plays the role http://www.berklee.edu/news/in_the_news/2000.html

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87. Distinguished Pianists Awadagin Pratt And Michael Chertock Named To CCM's Facult for The Caveman s Valentine, a film about a mentally ill classical pianist . Locally he conducts the Blue Ashmontgomery Symphony and is Artistic http://www.uc.edu/news/NR.asp?id=1819

88. Blues & Gospel - Various Artists - Pre War Piano Blues & Boogie The disc ends with two intriguing cuts from 1956 by doug Suggs who was an Other commercial pianist featured include Judson Brown (w/Charlie Bozo http://www.rootsandrhythm.com/roots/BLUES & GOSPEL/prewar_piano.htm

Advanced Search VARIOUS ARTISTS Disky 250512 As Good As It get - Boogie Woogie Nice inexpensive introduction to boogie woogie featuring 51 tracks on two CDs. Mostly piano boogie featuring all the giants of the genre - Albert Ammons, Meade Lux Lewis, Pete Johnson, Pinetop Smith, Jimmy Yancey, Cow Cow Davenport, Montana Taylor, Big Maceo and many more. Most of it is piano instrumentals with one guitar instrumental (Tampa Red's great Boogie Woogie Dance and a few vocals (Big Joe Turner, Tampa Red, etc). Sound is generally good and there are informative notes by Dave Travis. VARIOUS ARTISTS Yazoo 2044 Barrelhouse Mamas Great 23 track collection featuring women blues singers from the 20s and 30s accompanied by great blues piano players. Includes Ivy Smith (with Cow Cow Davenport), St. Louis Bessie (with Henry Brown), Lucille Bogan (with Walter Roland), Dorothy Baker (with Roosevelt Sykes), Mary Johnson (with Henry Brown), Margaret Thornton (with Blind Joe beck), Margaret Whitmire (with Arnold Wiley) and others. VARIOUS ARTISTS Document DOCD 5193 The complete recordings of Herve Duerson, Turner Parrish and Kingfish Bill Tomlin including accompaniments.

89. JAM Magazine: October/November 1994 Issue: For The Record the area jazz scene (pianist and transplanted upstate New Yorker Paul Hofmann), doug Talley s reed work definitely puts him in the category of those http://www.jazzkc.org/issues/1994-10/fortherecord.html

Search our site: Paul Hofmann THINGS ARE LOOKING UP! MHR Records CD-03 Personnel: Paul Hofmann, acoustic piano; Gerald Spaits, acoustic bass; Tommy Ruskin, drums. Tracks: Things Are Looking Up; Doxy; Seven Steps To Heaven; Blues For Alan; When I Fall In Love; January Waltz; Miles Remembered; Blues For David; The Look In Your Eyes; R And D At Hattie's; Pitter-Patter; Shalom. Take two esteemed Kansas City jazz veterans (bassist Gerald Spaits and drummer Tommy Ruskin), a relatively new, and very welcome addition to the area jazz scene (pianist and transplanted upstate New Yorker Paul Hofmann), put them together in one of KC's finest studios (Soundtrek) with a gifted engineer (Ron Ubel) running the board...and what do you get? A swinging, rock-solid date, just out on CD, entitled Things Are Looking Up!, Paul Hofmann's third release on his own MHR label. The fare here is acoustic trio-playing at its finest (plus some tasty solo piano and one piano/drums duo). Whether it be recognizable standards ("Doxy," "Seven Steps To Heaven," "When I Fall In Love") played to near perfection, or a healthy batch of Hofmann originals (8 of the disc's 12 cuts), this project represents a combination of charts and musicians predestined to work some genuine magic in the studio. What a pleasure it must have been for Ron Ubel to simply sit back and enjoy. Especially noteworthy is the trio's treatment of the album's title tune (and first track), "Things Are Looking Up!," a relatively obscure Gershwin brothers song composed a year before George Gershwin's death in 1937. It sets the mood perfectly for what follows: inventive and technically masterful piano choruses, in-the-pocket, Gibraltar-like bass lines (and solos), and the precision drumming of one of the area's most respected and recognizable stickmen.

90. JAM: August/September 2000 Issue: For The Record With a bow to Wes montgomery, Wes Coast brings the Hammond B3 back out (Wes Carol Comer is a vocalist, pianist, educator and clinician and was a http://www.jazzkc.org/issues/2000-08/fortherecord.html

Search our site: Hennessy Brothers FORGOTTEN STORIES KevTone-121 Personnel: Sean Hennessy, guitar; Kevin Hennessy, acoustic & electric bass; Duncan Moore, drums; Rob Whitlock, piano & Hammond B-3; Dave Scott, trumpet; Peter Sprague, nylon string guitar on "Obrigado Tom," Tripp Sprague, tenor saxophone, pandeiro Tracks: Forgotten Stories; Orion, the Hunter; Joe's Good Side; Bunkin' With Duncan; Obrigado Tom; Wes Coast; Chant Recorded at Spragueland Studio, Leucadia, CA; Peter Sprague, engineer. Additional recording at the Wildlife Room, Columbia, MO; James Steffan, engineer. This album is drenched in rich jazz traditions, covering a wide palette without losing a central, identifying sound. Missouri natives Sean and Kevin Hennessy, and Ruskin High alum Dave Scott, are joined by four other West Coast heavies for seven original compositions (six by Sean, one by Kevin). Forgotten Stories starts off with a lilting 6/8 head, shifting through harmonies reminiscent of early Pat Metheny, breaking into a straightahead blowing rampage, particularly notable for Sean Hennessy's lyrical bebop leanings. It would be easy to pass this off as a lost recording of Emily Remler, with its clear, well developed structure and melodic sense. "Orion, the Hunter," which was inspired by Sean's study of a McCoy Tyner solo, has the open, West Coast feel of vintage Wayne Shorter. It's up-tempo bebop featuring burning solos by Dave Scott and Sean Hennessy.

91. Alumni Fun Fest 2001 Sid Wombold HS 67 and Randy Kandt HS 66 Marty Kandt HS 66, pianist. Derek Maxson, Russ Neilsen, doug Seland, Bren Trenchuk, Randy Trenchuk, http://www.cauc.ca/MainPages/Alumni/FunFest2001Gallery.htm

Alumni Fun Fest 2001 Home Page Alumni Home President's Welcome Chapters ... Past Events Fun Fest 2001 Homecoming 2001 Homecoming 2002 Alumni in Service Alumni Giving ... Back to top of page Fun Fest 2001 Photo Gallery Click on image for larger picture. Welcome Back to the Hilltop! Vespers Praise Team - Jennifer Agrey, Tyler Rosengren, Catherine Rieder, Holly Nelson and Bill Holloway. Larry Kositsin C '76, our guest speaker from Adelanto, CA delivered three inspiring messages over the weekend, encouraging each of us to live a life of service. Presidents' Welcome - Reo Ganson, CUC President and Brian Hawes, Alumni Association President welcome alumni to the weekend events. Brian Leavitt and Reo Ganson present plaque to Omar Palmer, SA President, in recognition of the CUC Board of Trustee's gift of 30 chairs to the student computer lab. Mark Edgson HS '81 and family. Mark receives the second annual Young Alumnus Service Award from Reo Ganson. Dan and Gina Guiboche C '94 and family take time to visit during the Fellowship Dinner.

92. From New York! -The Broadway Baritones, Presented By The Conroe Symphony Orchest You talk about bringing culture and class to montgomery County; well, The Broadway Baritones, staring doug LeBrecque, Sal Viviano and douglas Webster http://www.montgomerycountynews.net/walden10-01-03.htm

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93. Faculty Page Bianchi photo Pat Bianchi, is a noted jazz pianist and jazz organist who has Dave Corbus, Dana Landry, and the Bob montgomery/Pete Olstad Big Band. http://www.colorado.edu/music/CUJazzProgram/faculty.html

Jazz Faculty Pat Bianchi Dave Corbus, John Davis John Davis Website Paul Erhard Paul Erhard Website Brad Goode Tom Myer Paul Romaine Terry Sawchuk A native of Detroit Michigan, jazz bassist Mark Simon 's family moved to Colorado in 1971 where he began playing string bass and bass guitar. Mr. Simon has performed and recorded locally and throughout Colorado for more than 20 years. He was the bassist with Carmen McRae's trio in the late 80's early 90's touring Europe, Japan and the U.S. He has been a sideman with many of the biggest names in music, including Dizzy Gillespie, Rosemary Clooney, James Moody, Benny Carter, Joe Farrell, Robben Ford, Dave Grusin, Mose Allison and Kenny Rankin, to name just a few. Mark is a faculty member at the Colorado Conservatory for the Jazz Arts, is a mentor for the Douglas County Schools, and teaches privately. His playing and compositions can be heard on many Capri jazz label recordings including the sextet Convergences' latest, " Modern Man". Peter Sommer , Instuctor of Jazz Saxophone is also an instructor for the Colorado Conservatory of the Jazz Arts and teaches each summer at jazz camps throughout the state.

94. Joan Crawford Film Comments Robert montgomery is my least favorite of Joan s leading men so that s the onlything I lonely Broadway star who finds true love with her blind pianist. http://members.aol.com/HarlowGold/joanfilm.html

Joan Crawford's Films All of the following reviews were written by me except where noted. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp The earliest Crawford film available - she has the "girlfriend" role opposite comedian Harry Langdon. A cute, silent comedy with a happy ending. The Unknown (1927) A fascinating silent horror film starring the great Lon Chaney. Joan plays a beautiful circus performer who is afraid of men who are constantly groping her. Lon pretends to have no arms and thus allays Joan's fears - but circumstances soon force Lon's pretend situation to become real. Some frightening and sickening moments in this film, one particularly gruesome scene - Lon's rival nearly torn in two by horses pulling in the opposite direction. Twelve Miles Out (1927) Joan costars with one of the silent screen's great romantic icons, John Gilbert. Gilbert is a smuggler in the prohibition era and Joan is his lovely kidnapped victim turned lover. A very dramatic story and seaside setting. Across to Singapore (1928) Joan costars with the adorable Ramon Novarro in this love story.

95. Coastal News pianist Wettstein to perform at Coastal Carolina University Mona Prufer843.349.2087 mprufer@coastal.edu doug Bell 843.349.2015 dbell@coastal.edu http://www.coastal.edu/news/story.php?id=1044

96. OFB :: News : News Release Archive montgomery and Williams were toddlers in the early ’70s when blues belter acoustic blues with sets by Los Angeles finger picker doug MacLeod and Muddy http://www.oregonfoodbank.org/news/news_releases/view.html?id=48

97. Rilla Of Ingleside By Lucy Maud Montgomery: Chapter 13 Literature Network Lucy Maud montgomery Rilla of Ingleside Chapter 13 Miss Oliver is a beautiful pianist and can play any accompaniment at sight, said http://www.online-literature.com/lucy_montgomery/rilla_ingleside/13/

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... Chapter 13 Chapter 13 CHAPTER XIII A SLICE OF HUMBLE PIE "I am very much afraid, Mrs. Dr. dear," said Susan, who had been on a pilgrimage to the station with some choice bones for Dog Monday, "that something terrible has happened. Whiskers-on-the-moon came off the train from Charlottetown and he was looking pleased. I do not remember that I ever saw him with a smile on in public before. Of course he may have just been getting the better of somebody in a cattle deal but I have an awful presentiment that the Huns have broken through somewhere." Perhaps Susan was unjust in connecting Mr. Pryor's smile with the sinking of the Lusitania, news of which circulated an hour later when the mail was distributed. But the Glen boys turned out that night in a body and broke all his windows in a fine frenzy of indignation over the Kaiser's doings. Mary Vance dropped in one evening to tell the Ingleside folks that she had withdrawn all opposition to Miller Douglas's enlisting. "This Lusitania business was too much for me," said Mary brusquely. "When the Kaiser takes to drowning innocent babies it's high time somebody told him where he gets off at. This thing must be fought to a finish. It's been soaking into my mind slow but I'm on now. So I up and told Miller he could go as far as I was concerned. Old Kitty Alec won't be converted though. If every ship in the world was submarined and every baby drowned, Kitty wouldn't turn a hair. But I flatter myself that it was me kept Miller back all along and not the fair Kitty. I may have deceived myself­but we shall see."

98. My Dear Secretary [VHS] Video Online At Movies Unlimited George montgomery is the plantation owner who battles the Huksnative The life of Australian concert pianist Eileen Joyce is chronicled in this http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=101064

99. Wherever She Goes [VHS] Video Online At Movies Unlimited The life of Australian concert pianist Eileen Joyce is chronicled in this George montgomery is the plantation owner who battles the Huksnative http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=095629

100. My Way, A Musical Tribute To Frank Sinatra Is A Hit Across The Country! Currentl pianist , Vince Di Mura. Nashville s Tennessee Reperetory Theatre production . Ginger Newmann, Kathy Weese, doug Kampsen and Johnny Fredo. http://www.summerwindproductions.com/Photo Archives.html

Phoenix Theatre. Director, Paul Barnes. Music Director, Alan Ruch. Choreographer, Michael Barnard. Starring, Rusty Ferracan, Kristen Drathman, Nick Cartell and Natalie Ellis. Here, Rusty Ferracane strikes a Sinatra-esque pose. Photo: Laura Durant Asolo Festival Theatre Cast (Sarasota, FL) Director, David Grapes. Choreographer, Jimmy Hoskins. Cast, Scott Hayes, Ginger Newmann, John Fredo and Libby Synder. Pianist , Vince Di Mura. Phoenix Theatre cast members Nick Cartell and Natalie Ellis sing of young love Photo: Laura Durant Ray Jivoff in the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre production. Directed and Choreographed by Pam Kriger. Pianist , Vince Di Mura. Nashville's Tennessee Reperetory Theatre production. P Phoenix Theatre cast members, Nick Cartell and Natalie Ellis Photo: Laura Durant. Asolo Festival Theatre (Sarasota, FL) Directed by David Grapes. Choreographed by Jimmy Hoskins. Cast, John Fredo as man #1 and Joe Bruno Jr. on stand up bass. Tennessee Repertory Theatre (Nashville, TN) Director David Grapes Choreographed by Kathy Tobey and John Fredo. Cast members Douglas

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