NM-Santa Fe Jazz Music Bulletin

Energy! Energy, and more! From this incredible South Korean trio. Electric.

Got Flute? I'm available as a session flutist, from home. Send me a song for an upcoming CD/album and I'll record a professional level flute track for you, using Pro Tools. I'm just starting out with this so my first client is free! All I ask is for the final mix which I will share on my website, along with the flute track, as a sample. See https://hopekiah.com

My second release, my first one was :"Ru'style: Roots, Raps and Rags" This is 100% solo piano, mainly Ragtime with a bit of Blues and Jazz

After playing folk swing guitar for awhile, it's inevitable to begin to explore the foundations of jazz. Improve is so much fun.

Here is a sample jazz collection. When Publishers begin a Collection, they provide information all Members can share. Tickets, merchandise, and music sold is separate from the shared information.

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Miles Davis, 1975

Pianist Wynton Kelly, who worked on Miles Davis’ Kind Of Blue, was born #onthisday in 1931.

Nothing like the sound of improve on strings.

Check out Ru's wonderful jazz piano and painting.

Welcome to the Jazz timeline for Santa Fe, New Mexico. I've been feeding content for testing purposes. So far, so good. So ... please, start adding more. Could be a festival you attended. Yours or a friends garage band. Whatever you please ... just be sure the content you share is copyright free. Content on YouTube is given ... so content from there and many other places is copyright free. Enjoy! -- Perky

Muezbiz Publishers can contact a world of local Retailers with one message informing them they have a new Collection available, or general seating tickets, or merchandise to sell.

Miles Davis "Venus De Milo." Album: "The Birth of the Cool."

Vinnie Kelley and I had a long fun practice this week and finished with this spontaneous jam. What a blast! I was asked to put my rail trail photos into a video, so get ready to see my mountain bike, a LOT! Well the music's good!

Flute jam.

As a Member you can help friends by sharing Collections by visiting either a Publisher or Retailer page in your local time lines, find the circular up arrow, and click. Off the collection goes to your default region time line. You can also share Collections to Clubs. First join a Club (or more), select the little circular up arrow, select the Clubs you want to share the Collection with, then click on the Share Clubs button at bottom of form. Zip ... there they go, right into your global Clubs.