Dave Grusin

Guitarist Lee Ritenour has been crafting cruise-control music in LA's recording studios for more than 30 years - born in 1952, he made his session debut for The Mamas & the Papas aged 16; later he would provide gritty rock guitar for the track "Run Like Hell" from Pink Floyd's album The Wall. And with Sonny Rollins in his credits, he has a solid jazz core. Read More

When John Softness left Manhattan for Miami in 1997, he was 66 with a four-decade run as a legendary public relations maven. Read More

If you're going to introduce a new jazz program, it might as well be one created by an industry heavyweight. Read More

LOS ANGELES , April 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Due to overwhelming requests, Lee Ritenour has extended the deadline to enter the 6 String Theory Global Music Competition to May 10th . Read More

Los Angeles (PRWEB) April 19, 2012 If you play guitar, piano, bass or drums and aspire to be a professional musician, these music competitions are your opportunity. Read More

Jack Elliott's Foundation for New American Music premiered more than 100 new works by film composers including Henry Mancini. Read More

Grammy nominated bass maestro Brian Bromberg continues to blaze his own audacious path through the jazz kingdom on "Compared To That," which will be released June 5th by Artistry Music/Mack Avenue Records. Read More