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Leader Hal Smith has played drums since 1963. His
drumming can be heard on over 160 recording sessions, plus Minnesota Public Radio’s
“A Prairie Home Companion” and Texas Public Radio’s “Riverwalk; Live From The Landing.”
He has played on television broadcasts too: “Newton’s Apple” (with the Silver Leaf Jazz Band)
and KPBS’ (San Diego) “Club Date” (with Scott Hamilton, Kenny Davern, Rebecca Kilgore and
others) plus recordings heard on the soundtrack of “Ken Burns’ Jazz.” Also check out
http://www.myspace.com/halsmithmusic |
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Angel Katie Cavera is an accomplished artist on guitar, banjo
and string bass, who performs with many more bands than will fit in this space. On her website,
you can read her newsletter and check her busy schedule. Then, go see her perform in person. |
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Perhaps one of the best-loved comedy magicians working today.
This site contains performance updates as well as tricks for the magically
inclined. |
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The Website for Clint Baker's Cafe Borrone All-Stars (30's
Swing in the San Francisco Area). Performance Schedule and Photos. |
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The homepage for Marc Caparone and his Usonia Six. Visit this site for photographs, information
about the musicians and contact information for bookings and buying their CDs. |
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Jazz Vocalist/Guitarist in the Portland Oregon area. Check
her performance schedule and see her the next chance you get. You can thank
us later... |
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Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five featuring Hilary Alexander are a septet
dedicated to playing dance tunes from the golden age of small group swing,
specializing in rare tunes and unique arangements of favorites. |
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"This site is dedicated to traditional jazz and is all in French. (No real
need to speak French to understand). Some sections are still under construction.
It has a forum, where people may post
a message, for example announcing a concert, debating on a specific subject,
or posting documentation. Under the book section, it displays a lot of jazz
books covers, with a small description of the contents of that book. In the
recordings sections, it displays a large number of CD covers, 33rpm LPs,
CD-ROMs, etc. However, this section is at the moment rather heavy and we are
planning a spring-cleaning operation. Also, there is a photo gallery with
quite a few photographs of current musicians, mainly French. We are still
adding and updating this site. You are invited to come and visit us. So long."
Alain Hautrive, co-webmaster of the website of the Hot-Club de France
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Lots of information about the swing dance and big band scene in the San Diego, California area |
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CJ Sams & Katie Cavera do a sousaphone/banjo duo, and they find some of
their obscure tunes on this site. A great collection of 78's online for your listening
pleasure. |
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This site contains a huge collection of 78's produced in the time period
from 1895 into the 1940s. Discography and participating musicians are listed.
The site also contains information on many of the bands and biographies of
musicians of the era. |
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"The Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University holds a
significant collection of 19th and early 20th century American sheet music. The Historic
American Sheet Music Project provides access to digital images of
3042 pieces from the collection, published in the United States between 1850 and 1920." |
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" The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music is part of Special Collections at the
Milton S. Eisenhower Library of The Johns Hopkins University. It contains over 29,000
pieces of music and focuses on popular American music spanning the period 1780 to 1960.
All pieces of the collection are indexed on this site and a search will retrieve a
catalog description of the pieces. An image of the cover and each page of music will
also be retrieved if the music was published before 1923 and is in the public domain." |
