KSDS Jazz 88
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Jazz 88.3 OB Jazz Festival
The lineup for September 7th promises a varied and satisfying musical experience. The doors of the Hype Machine are thrown wide open when it comes to The Bad Plus. Ethan Iverson piano, Reid Anderson bass, and David King's drums never, ever let up. Festival tickets, information, and highlights (flash required) from last year await you at objazz.org.
With Regret...
San Diego's Jazz community is mourning the loss of the superb vocalist Barbara Jamerson on August 20th. She will truly be missed, but her style and charisma will always be with us. Memorial Services will be held this morning at the New Creation Church, 3115 Altadena Ave, at 10am. Later, there will be a Celebration of Life Jam Session for Barbara Jamerson at Humphrey's from 1-5pm.
Marconi Nominee KSDS-FM
KSDS/Jazz 88.3 is proud to be nominated by the National Association of Broadcasters as 'Large Market Station of the Year'. As one of 5 Finalists, the recognition is both exciting and gratifying. The winner will be announced on September 18th.
Taylor Eigsti Jazz Live 9/16
Taylor Eigsti has been highly regarded for years and he's only 23. The next Jazz Live audience will have the opportunity to see what all the fuss is about. Taylor will be joined by guitarist Julian Lage Tuesday, September 16, 8pm, Saville Theatre, City College. Jazz 88.3 Members can reserve free tickets now at 619-388-3037.
Under The Hood
We are currently working on a new stream engine so our apologies if your terrific jazz and blues is/was interrupted. Our tech guy is focused on known issues and if/then conditions. Thanks for your patience.
Newport Jazz Festival -- Newport 2008
Newport Jazz Festival Newport, Rhode Island August 8-10, 2008 Jazz in every form was bubbling August 8-10 at the 2008 edition of the JVC Newport Jazz Festival, with a visible and aural increase in the post-rock jam sub-genre. The strength and diversity of the weekend’s music showed that under new ownership, this granddaddy of American jazz festivals continues to seek out an expanded audience--and build on the legacy that founding festival producer George Wein began 54 years ago...
