Worth Checkin’ Out!
Dixie Red Delights 06 /25/09
Anti-Nowhere League – My God’s Bigger Than Your God -You Tube 06/11/09 Fuxedos - Jelly Bean Song - YouTube 06/04/09
Say It’s Possible 08/07/08 Terra Naomi 10/06/07 4:25pm, 11:15pm Nancy Silva Project (YouTube) 01/08/09
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Who Is Singing ‘Your’ Anthem?
From: Editor@sambe.org
Every generation identifies with an anthem of love or politics. “Unchained Melody” is a prom favorite.
Every season of social change brings forth an anthem such as “We Shall Over Come”,
“Times They Are A Changin’”,
“American Pie”,
“Let It Be” and others. It is evident, just by the titles, that these ‘anthems’ are not representative of all races or ethnic backgrounds. That is why we pose the question
“Who is singing your anthem”? In these tumultuous times there is only
ONE thing that will cross the many divisions that have appeared across
OUR planet and that is
MUSIC. From Australia to Kamchatka, Iceland to India, the many countries that make up the European and African communities, to South and North America, music is being written, performed and appreciated. So, we ask you to reach out and listen, appreciate, contemplate and remember. In 5, 15, 50 years, which piece of music will have made the most impact on your life? Which song or piece of music will be
‘YOUR’ Anthem.
Send ‘your’ Anthem to Editor@sambe.org. Over the next several months we will compile the list in alphabetical order and publish our findings before December 31, 2009.
05/28/09
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‘Live From SugarHill’ Airs Thursday, July 2, 7:00pm CST
Episode VI features Andrew Karnavas and Freddy Steady 5
From: Gina Miller
Houston —
‘Live From SugarHill’s July episode will feature solo artist Andrew Karnavas and
60s garage rock legends The Freddy Steady 5. The hour-long program includes short sets by each guest and candid interviews with
Rosa Guerrero (KTRU’s Mutant Hardcore show) and award-winning record producer,
Dan Workman. Community guest and ‘audience of one’ for Episode VI is Chris Gray, music editor for The Houston Press, a weekly publication with almost 645,000 readers and more than 2 million online hits each month.
‘Live From SugarHill - Episode VI’ airs on July 2, at 7:00pm CST. This episode also brings in a new web-host and audio stream partner,
OutboundMusic.com.
Andrew Karnavas’ acoustic melodies are a blend of straight forward chord progressions and slow finger picking that combine elements of blues and folk. The songs are largely introspective, image-driven stories that seek to make listeners examine a man’s relationships and his opinions in both pastoral and urban settings. In July 2009,Andrew will release ‘The Bridge’, a ten-song Blues Rock and Americana LP from his band Runaway Sun, and this fall, ‘Film Noir’, a thirteen-song solo debut with acoustic guitar, cello, piano and violin arrangements.
The Freddy Steady 5 is classified as Tex-Pop; a package of jangly, Beatlesque pop with a Texas touch. Texas Music Hall-of-Famer Freddie Krc (rhymes with search) has played drums behind renowned singer/songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker and Roky Erickson; and been in the studio with Carole King, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, and the Small Faces’ Ronnie Lane. All along, he has also been out front on his own projects and produces Jenny Wolfe and the Pack.
Zenfilm is a nationally recognized film production company and HD post boutique based in Houston, Texas. The creation of long time producer/director team Merideth Melville and W. Ross Wells, Zen has experienced exponential growth and received numerous awards since founding in 2005. Zen works with agencies and record labels to create national TV commercials, music videos and viral media. They also develop and maintain sustainable social marketing initiatives.
Founded in 2001, OutboundMusic.com is an Internet radio and music retailer whose goal is to promote music produced by independent recording artists. They currently promote nearly 700 artists, both Texas based acts and many international talents.
The partnership between Zenfilm, Outbound Music and SugarHill Recording Studios launched its first episode in 2008. Since then, it’s received over 3,500 unique views. The show is
FREE and listeners can login at
Web-site: http://www.outboundmusic.com/lfsh. It will be available on it’s Vimeo channel at
Web-site: http://www.vimeo.com on July 4 or subscribe to the free video podcast on iTunes at
Web-site: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=301652186.
‘Live From SugarHill - Episode VI’ featuring Andrew Karnavas and The
Freddy Steady 5
Thursday, July 2, 2009 7:00pm to 8:00pm CST. Visit
Web-site: http://www.outboundmusic.com/lfsh
For more information
Contact: Gina Miller
Ph: 713-926-4431 ext. 1102 or
Ph: 713-858-8883
For more on Andrew Karnavas visit
Web-site: http://www.andrewkarnavas.com
For more on The Freddie Steady 5 visit
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/freddiesteady
For more on Zenfilm visit
Web-site: http://www.zenfilm.com
For more on Outbound Music visit
Web-site: http://www.outboundmusic.com
About SugarHill Recording Studios
The oldest continually operating recording studio in Texas is nestled in a southeast Houston neighborhood that over time has been home to legendary producers, record labels, and artists who’ve produced some of the most historically important and widely recognized musical recordings. Beginning the legacy in 1946, musician Harry Choates, with producer Bill Quinn, laid tracks for the Cajun classic
“Jole Blon” for Gold Star Records. Blues icon Lightnin’ Hopkins recorded soon thereafter. In the 1950’s the studio hosted Pappy Dailey’s D label, George Jones cut
“Why Baby Why?” and the Big Bopper recorded
“Chantilly Lace.” Willie Nelson, Bobby Bland and Arnett Cobb recorded sessions. In 1960s, the Sir Douglas Quintet tracked
“She’s About a Mover.” The mid-1970s introduced Crazy Cajun producer Huey P. Meaux and his work with Freddy Fender and Clifton Chenier. Since the 1980s, SugarHill has hosted Tejano artist Little Joe, country great Johnny Bush, and urban powerhouse Beyoncé.
SugarHill Recording Studios Questions? Contact: Gina Miller E-mail: gina@sugarhillstudios.com
For more on SugarHill Recording Studios, visit Web-site: http://www.sugarhillstudios.com/
For media inquiries Contact: Gina Miller
Ph: 713-926-4431 E-mail: gina@sugarhillstudios.com
SugarHill Recording Studios 5626 Brock St. Houston Texas 77023 07/02/09
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Gruene Hall - Highlights
Friday, July 3 – Gary P. Nunn
Saturday, July 4 – Asleep At The Wheel - Get Tickets
Sunday, July 5 – Paula Nelson Band (5:00pm-9:00pm) FREE
FREE Afternoon Shows!
Friday, July 3 – Shawn Pittman (12:30pm-4:00pm)
Saturday, July 4 – Tom Gillam & Tractor Pull (1:00pm-5:00pm)
Sunday, July 5 – South Texas Destroyers (12:30pm-4:00pm)
Wednesday Nights in July – Stewart Mann & The Statesboro Revue
Wednesday nights shows are FREE (7:00pm-11:00pm)
Thanks for supporting live music at Gruene Hall!
1281 Gruene Rd., in Gruene Historic District, New Braunfels, Texas 78130 Ph: 830-606-1281 07/02/09
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‘Benefit – Freedom Jam Fest’
Saturday, July 4 – 12:00pm~8:00pm
Speedway Sports Bar #2
9055 Marbach Road, Ph: 210-673-4600
‘Open Jam’ All musicians welcome! - Back-line & PA Provided 06/25/09
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Tribute to Little Joe & La Familia
Rosedale Park in San Antonio July 4th & 5th
From: margomorones@netzero.com
A tribute to Little Joe & La Familia will be held at Rosedale Park in San Antonio July 4th & 5th, 2009. Little Joe will be celebrating fifty years in the music business and he and his band will perform both days along with a star studded lineup never seem anywhere in a two day period. Vendors & sponsors booths will be available, Major promotion will start June 18th. For further information Contact: Margo E-mail: margomorones@netzero.com. Thanks, Margo 06/18/09
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PrimaDonna Productions’ Summer Programs:
Sunday, July 5 – Hot Meal/Cold Read; Joey Carrillo – Lone Bannana Productions
From: Nikki Young
• July 11-August 2 – Scene From Both Sides: The Independent Film Experience, PrimaDonna’s program for film actors, filmmakers, and filmgoers returns for a second year. During the program, students will participate in the production of a short film and will experience all the stages of filmmaking first-hand, including writing, cinematography, editing, and screening the finished film.
• Sunday, August 2 – Hot Meal/Cold Read welcomes writer/director Antoinette Winstead as guest speaker for the August session, which will focus on Theatre.
“Hot Meal/Cold Read is a well-organized program. I like the informality mixed with focus.”
Prices vary for all programs. Checks, cash, or money orders are accepted; credit card payments (through PayPal) are also accepted.
“Nikki, Chadd, and staff perform their valuable services with professionalism, passion, and the utmost support for talent.
Thanks in large part to Nikki’s training, Aidan was recently accepted into the Stella Adler Los Angeles Conservatory for Actors.” – Katherine Vitela, mother of Aidan Vitela
To Register >>> Ph: 210-822-3552 or E-mail: info@primadonnaproductions.com
Formed as a video production company in 2000 by Nikki Young and Chadd Green, two Southwest Texas State University theatre students with similar ideals about quality production, PrimaDonna Productions, Inc. has grown into a full-service multimedia corporation. The team has collectively coached and consulted with hundreds of artists across the state through camps, churches, film sets, classes, workshops, and private sessions. For more information, please visit Web-site: http://www.primadonnaproductions.com or find us on MySpace, Facebook, or Twitter.
PrimaDonna Productions, Inc.
8603 Crownhill Blvd. (near the Magic Time Machine) San Antonio, TX 78209
Ph: 210-822-3552 Fax: 866-822-3581
Web-site: http://www.primadonnaproductions.com 06/04/09
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International Festival-Institute at Round Top
Friday~Sunday - July 3, 4 & 5
From: The International Festival-Institute at Round Top
International Festival-Institute at Round Top (one of the two only Summer Festivals in Texas listed in the New York Times) located at
Festival Hill, 248 Jaster Road, Round Top, Texas continues on;
Friday July 3, 2009 at 8:00pm – Festival Concert Hall
“Discovery and Adventures from Caucasus”
Babadjanian/Arutunian Armenian Rhapsody for 2 pianos
James Dick and Eteri Andjaparidze, pianos – Nodar Gabunia Improvisation and Toccata – Giorgi Mikadze, piano (2009 Young Artist) –Tofik Kuliev Lezginka – Eteri Andjaparidze, piano
Sulkhan Tsintsadze String Quartet No. 6
Kenneth Goldsmith, violin – Nazig Tchakarian, violin – Zoltan Toth, viola – Stephen Balderston, cello – Giya Kancheli Valse Boston for piano and Strings
Eteri Andjaparidze, piano; The Texas Festival Strings Ensemble conducted by Jean-Marie Zeitouni.
Tickets are $25 for adult and $15 for student – Reservations Ph: 979-249-3129
Saturday July 4, 2009 at 3:30pm – Festival Concert Hall
American Chamber Music in celebration of Independence Day
Dan Welcher “Teaching the Wind to Sing” A fantasy after Robert Frost for wind quintet.
Gretchen Pusch, flute; Rebecca Henderson, oboe; Hakan Rosengren, clarinet; Kristin Wolfe Jensen, bassoon; Michelle Baker, horn.
Aaron Copland Sonata for violin and piano – Gregory Fulkerson, violin; Garret Ross, piano (2009 Young Artist)
Leonard Bernstein Sonata for clarinet and piano – Hakan Rosengren, clarinet; Thomas Lee, piano (2009 Young Artist)
Michael Torke “After the Forest Fire” for flute, cello and marimba – Gretchen Pusch, flute; Stephen Balderston, cello; Philip Welder, marimba (2009 Young Artist)
Tickets are $20 for adult and $10 for student Reservations Ph: 979-249-3129
Saturday July 4, 2009 at 8:00pm – Festival Concert Hall
The Texas Festival Orchestra – Jean Marie Zeitouni, conductor
L. van Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A, Op. 92 <> Bela Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
Tickets are $25 for adult and $15 for student Reservations Ph: 979-249-3129
Sunday July 5, 2009 at 3:00pm – Festival Concert Hall
“Annual Patriotic Concert”
A medley of American Music to celebrate Independence Day
The Texas Festival Orchestra – Garrett Keast, conductor – Andrew Heller, singer
Tickets are $30 for adult and $20 for student Reservations Ph: 979-249-3129
The 39th International Festival-Institute at Round Top
James Dick, Founder & Artistic Director – 2009 Texas Medal of the Arts
The International Festival-Institute at Round Top P.O. Box 89 Round Top, Texas 78954-0089
From the desk of Alain G. Declert – Program Director
Ph: 979-249-3086
Cell: 979-250-3815
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts P.O. Box 89 248 Jaster Road Round Top, Texas 78954
06/25/09
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Alma Maghakyan-Pianist
From: Alma Maghakian
I am professionally trained pianist, new to San Antonio, and looking for job playing in hotel lobby's, continental restaurants and/or country clubs. Mrs. Almast Maghakyan, a professional classical pianist, started playing piano at the age of five. After completing her classical piano studies at Tchaikovsky Central Music School in Yerevan Armenia, she continued her studies at Komitas State Conservatory in 1982, where she was awarded a Masters degree in 1987. Mrs. Almast Maghakyan has studied under strict rules and discipline of classical music with the help and guidance of great music teachers such as Inessa Chuguryan, Levon Mamikonyan(Chamber ensemble conductor of Komitas state conservatory), Anna Ambakumyan, Silvia Bunatian(Professor of piano at St. Peterburg conservatory),Gornostaeva Vera(Professor of piano at Moscow's Tchaikovsky Conservatory), David Chanjian(Conductor of Armenian National Philharmonic orchestra) As a music teacher Mrs. Maghakyan has years of experience teaching classical piano at Babajanyan State Music College. E-mail: almamaghakyan@yahoo.com Web-site: http://www.Almamaghakyan.com 06/25/09
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Latin Alternative Music Conference
Tue~Sat, July 7~11, New York City, New York
The 10th Annual LAMC returns to New York City July 2009. As in past years, LAMC features panels and exhibitions, concerts, parties and art highlighting the best of Latin Alternative. A one-of-a-kind event! LAMC is the only major conference geared towards the marketing of Spanish-language alternative music - the voice of today’s Latinos. This four-day event providing networking opportunities with the genre’s leading artists, label executives, journalists, managers, retailers and programmers, is the most extensive gathering of Latinos in entertainment to be offered by a music conference to date. The ninth annual LAMC in 2008 saw 1,250 industry leaders converge on the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City to participate in industry panels, exhibitions, press conferences, and networking. Over 30,000 music lovers and industry insiders attended LAMC concerts, parties and art exhibits, at great venues in New York and Los Angeles.
LAMC offers invaluable opportunities to reach 30,000+ Latino consumers. As well as industry tastemakers and trendsetters through its various concerts and parties. LAMC sponsorships may include the following elements: Consumer Outreach, Added Value Advertising, On-Site Presence, Product Distribution, Sampling, Exhibitor Booth, Public Relations/Press Conference Benefits, Street Team and Event Marketing.
LAMC brings together Anglo and Latino heavyweights from all sectors of the entertainment industry - from the participation of major English and Spanish-language magazines such as Billboard, Alternative Press, Latina Magazine, La Banda Elastica, and others, to the executives from leading U.S. and Latino labels, agencies, major corporations, television, print and new media companies. The conference ensures maximum exposure for Latin artists and repertoire in the U.S. marketplace. The attendance of international artists and label executives from Latin America and Europe makes LAMC a global event. With the initiative of bringing Latin alternative music to a wider, more mainstream audience, LAMC features several industry panels with sought after speakers from the entertainment and business world. Among the topics addressed in the past have been Marketing to Urban Latino Culture, Approaches to Retail, Print Media/Television/Radio, Advertising & Sponsorship, Non-Traditional Revenue, Technology, International Markets, Music in Film, and others. Each year we feature new and diverse panel topics and speakers focusing on taking the industry to the next level.
06/18/09
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International Festival-Institute at Round Top
Friday~Sunday - July 10, 11 & 12
From: The International Festival-Institute at Round Top
International Festival-Institute at Round Top (one of the two only Summer Festivals in Texas listed in the New York Times) located at
Festival Hill, 248 Jaster Road, Round Top, Texas continues on;
Friday July 10, at 8:00pm @ Festival Concert Hall
“Best of the 2009 Chamber Music Program”
Works and Young Artists TBA.
Tickets are $20 for adult and $10 for student
Reservations on line or
Ph: 979-249-3129
Saturday July 11, at 1:30pm @ Festival Concert Hall
2009 Percussion Section Showcase
Tickets are $20 for adult and $10 for student
Reservations on line or
Ph: 979-249-3129
Saturday July 11, at 3:30pm @ Festival Concert Hall
Closing Chamber Music Concert
Franz Joseph HaydnString Quartet in G, Op. 77/1
Kenneth Goldsmith and
Nazig Tchakarian, violins –
Zoltan Toth, viola;
Stephen Balderston, cello
Franz Joseph HaydnNotturno No. 2
Gretchen Pusch, flute;
Michelle Baker, horn;
Kenneth Goldsmith, violin;
Zoltan Toth, viola,
Brett Shurtliffe, bass and Young Artists
Felix MendelssohnTrio No. 1 for Violin, Cello and Piano in d, Op. 49
Brian Lewis, violin;
Stephen Balderston, cello;
Eteri Andjaparidze, piano
Tickets are $20 for adult and $10 for student
Reservations on line or
Ph: 979-249-3129
Sunday July 12, 2009 at 8:00 pm @ Festival Concert Hall
Gala Closing Orchestra Concert
The Texas Festival Orchestra,
Grant Llewellyn, conductor –
James Dick, piano
L. van Beethoven Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 5 in E-flat, Op. 73, “Emperor”
P.I. Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6 in b, Op. 74, “Pathetique”
Tickets are $30 for adult and $20 for student Reservations Ph: 979-249-3129
The 39th International Festival-Institute at Round Top
James Dick, Founder & Artistic Director – 2009 Texas Medal of the Arts
The International Festival-Institute at Round Top P.O. Box 89 Round Top, Texas 78954-0089
From the desk of Alain G. Declert – Program Director
Ph: 979-249-3086
Cell: 979-250-3815
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts P.O. Box 89 248 Jaster Road Round Top, Texas 78954
07/02/09
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Thomas Michael Riley ‘Back To Basic Music Festival’
Fri~Sun, 7/17~19
Luckenbach Dance Hall
Luckenbach, Texas, Ph: 830-997-3224
Ticket Prices & Info:
(Everyone has to have a ticket to attend – Absolutely No refunds!!!)
Advance Week-end Festival Pass - $32 (includes a $2 handling fee)
Day Passes will be available at the gate
All tickets will be at
‘Will Call’ and can be picked up
‘The Day Of’ the festival
Last year went so well Thomas decided to hold his second annual ‘Back to the Basics’ music fest here in Luckenbach once again. Kicking things off
Friday night will be
Billy Joe Shaver,
Thomas Michael Riley and Mike Blakely.
Saturday will be continued with
Gary P. Nunn, Susan Gibson, The Gougers, Thomas Michael Riley w/Full Band, Jolie Holliday, Jake Martin and Lincoln Durham. Ending the festival on
Sunday will be Micky & The Motorcars, Mike Blakely and Thomas Michael Riley!
Advance tickets will be on sale until noon Thursday, July 16. The Advance Weekend Pass includes camping (for Weekend Pass ticket holders only) in Krieger’s Field on a first-come, first-served basis. This is only one of the few times a year that camping is allowed in Luckenbach! No hookups and no ground fires!
Honored two times as Hill Country Entertainer of the Year, Thomas Michael Riley was first known as the songwriter for Gary P. Nunn writing the Texas chart hits
“Cow Pasture Pool”,
“Redneck Riviera”, and
“Perfectly Normal” among others. His rich vocals, outrageous sense of humor, and ability to talk to and capture his audience are refreshing qualities that make him a true entertainer.
07/02/09
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New Single From The Bellamy Brothers w/The Bacon Brothers
From: CD Tex
The Bellamy Brothers w/ Special Guest
The Bacon Brothers (3:44)
Guilty Of The Crime
(Jerry Williams, Frankie Miller/ His Majesty Jerr-ASCAP, Stage 111 UK-ASCAP)
Produced by David Bellamy, Howard Bellamy, & Randy Hiebert
From the CD:
‘The Anthology Volume 1’ on Bellamy Brothers Records Ink
Ph: 352-588-3628
E-mail: blmymusic@aol.com
Web-site: http://www.bellamybrothers.com
Contact: CD Tex E-mail: info@cdtex.com Ph: 210-654-8773
CD Tex 8806 Lockway San Antonio, Texas 78217
07/02/09
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New Single From James Lann
From: CD Tex
James Lann (3:14)
Honky Tonk Two Step Queen – James Lann-ASCAP)
Produced by Greg Cole & James Lann
From the CD:
‘F-O-R-D’ on Ari-Tex Records
Ph: 832-452-5088
E-mail: jameslann@hotmail.com
Web-site: http://www.jameslann.com
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/jameslannband
Contact: CD Tex E-mail: info@cdtex.com Ph: 210-654-8773
CD Tex 8806 Lockway San Antonio, Texas 78217
07/02/09
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It’s Summer at SugarHill - Soundbytes
From: Gina Miller
SugarHill Recording Studios Marketing Director Elected To The Recording Academy® Texas Chapter Board of Governors
SugarHill Recording Studios marketing director Gina Miller has been elected to a members-at-large position on the Board of Governors of The Recording Academy Texas Chapter. The board seat is a two-year term voted by the chapter membership. Miller was among other industry professionals vying for a seat on the ballot for the 2009 Board of Governors. “Gina’s impact on the local music community has been noticed and her star is on the rise”, said Texas Chapter Trustee, Dan Workman. “We’re fortunate to have her applying her talents as a member of the Board.” Miller’s professional contributions include advocacy work for musicFIRST coalition, coordinating efforts for the monthly Houston Music Makers Mixers and volunteering her time for The Recording Academy Texas Chapter events and membership drives. In December 2008, she organized the Houston collection location for a statewide instrument drive to benefit Galveston I.S.D. schools devastated by Hurricane IKE. She is a musician and also produces Live from SugarHill, a monthly Internet variety music podcast, filmed in SugarHill’s legendary Studio A. She says, “My personal and professional pursuits in the music community will blend well with my election to the Board of Governors. It is my honor to serve The Recording Academy, Texas Chapter and I hope to make an impact during my tenure.”
Best Buy Teams with GRAMMY Foundation
A message from The Recording Academy Texas Chapter trustees, Dan Workman and Christine Albert, urging Texas musicians to help get teens involved in raising awareness about the GRAMMY Foundation. The GRAMMY Foundation is currently being featured as a charity of choice of Best Buy’s @15 Change Exchange program. Best Buy will donate up to one million dollars ($1,000,000) through this program in 2009, and teens will decide where it goes. So -- do you know a teenager that loves music and wants to make a difference? Now is their chance to support the GRAMMY Foundation.
Please encourage your student(s) to:
1. Visit Web-site: http://www.at15.com, read the rules and register today!
2. Earn points by completing various activities, including simply signing up.
3. Donate their points to the GRAMMY Foundation - the more points they give,
the more money goes to support the GRAMMY Foundation to support our GRAMMY in the Schools music education initiatives.
This contest is open to everyone - now through July 31st -- so please pass this information along to your own friends, families, and acquaintances who may wish to help support our important work by encouraging that their own teens participate. For more info, go to Web-site: http://www.at15.com, and if you have any questions about the GRAMMY Foundation, E-mail: areyounext@grammy.com or Ph: 1-800-423-2017.
Senior Staff Engineer, Steve Christensen Engineered Steve Earle album ‘Townes’ on New West label.
The May 26 issue of Rolling Stone magazine (RS 1079), features the story “Steve Earle Chases Ghosts”. In the article, Earle quoted Christensen in describing the experience of the recording process “..like he was ‘listening to something I shouldn’t be listening to’ because it seemed so personal.” The album has since made it to #19 on the Billboard charts. (source: Rolling Stone magazine issue 1081)
Congrats to the 2009 Houston Press Music Awards nominees
Every year we have the honor of seeing our clients/extended family members in the nominations for the Houston Press Music Awards. This year is no different. You can go online to vote for your favorite nominee at Web-site: http://www.houstonpress.com.
And the nominees are:
Best Local CD/LP - Young Mammals, Carrots
Best Local EP - Benjamin Wesley, Geschicte
Best Local Song - Nosaprise featuring Kam, “Intervention”; Benjamin Wesley, “Have you ever died?”
Best Songwriter - Nosaprise, Benjamin Wesley, Nick Gaitan
Local Musician of the Year - Kristine Mills
Best Guitarist - Kelly Doyle, Three Fantastic; Adam Martinez, Tontons
Best Bassist - Nick Gaitan, The Octanes/Umbrella Man; Jack Schulz, Sean Reefer & the Resin Valley Boys; Westside Johnny, The Mighty Orq; Rozzano Zamorano, Yoko Mono/Rozz Zamorano Group
Best Drummer - Nick Cooper, Free Radicals; Pat Kelly, Los Skarnales; Andy Moths, The Last Place You Look; Doug Payne, Plump; Kevin Tate, dUNETX
Best Keyboards - Gilbert Alfaro, Spain Colored Orange
Best Miscellaneous instrument - Chris Buckley, Blaggards (violin); Eric Jackson, Spain Colored Orange (trumpet); Jason Jackson, Plump (saxophone); Geoffrey Muller, Sideshow Tramps (saw)
Best Male Vocalist - Cornbreadd, Tha Fucking Transmissions; Justin Nava, The Last Place You Look, Sergio Trevino, Buxton
Best Female Vocalist - Elaine Greer; Kristine Mills; Asli Omar, Tontons
Best Rock - Blaggards; The Last Place You Look; Peekaboo Theory
Best Blues - The Mighty Orq; Runaway Sun
Best Jazz - Drop Trio; Free Radicals; Kristine Mills; Rozz Zamorano Group
Best Punk - Born Liars; Dead Roses; Flamin’ Hellcats; Something Fierce
Indie Rock - Balaclavas; Spain Colored Orange; Tontons; Young Mammals
Instrumental/Expiremental - Caddywhompus; Two Star Symphony
Latin Traditional - Mango Punch; Los Pistoleros de Tejas; Norma Zenteno
Latin Contemporary - Los Skarnales; Karina Nistal
Cover/Tribute Band Nominees: Allen Oldies Band; Beetle
Country - Johnny Falstaff
Folk - Lee Alexander; Glenna Bell; Robert Ellis; Flying Fish Sailors
Roots-Rock/Americana - Buxton; Hayes Carll; Sideshow Tramps
SugarHill Recording Studios Questions? Contact: Gina Miller
For more on SugarHill Recording Studios, visit Web-site: http://www.sugarhillstudios.com/
For media inquiries Contact: Gina Miller
Ph: 713-926-4431 E-mail: gina@sugarhillstudios.com
SugarHill Recording Studios 5626 Brock St. Houston Texas 77023 06/25/09
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10th Annual Americana Music Festival & Conference
Wed~Sat-9/16~19, Nashville, Tennessee
The 10th annual Americana Music Festival & Conference will take place from Wednesday, September 16th through Saturday, September 19th, 2009, gathering over 1000 artists and industry professionals from all over the world, representing all facets of our genre, at the Nashville Convention Center and premiere venues throughout the city. The festival will feature approximately 75 showcase or performance slots for both established and emerging artists. These opportunities include both daytime slots and off-site evening showcases on three nights. By day, the Americana Music Conference features numerous panels, seminars and much more. This special event covers the interests and needs of artists, managers, labels, radio stations, publishers, agents, promoters, retailers, performing rights organizations, legal and business affairs executives, tour-related services, merchandisers, new media and all related allied professionals.
Hotel Info
The Renaissance Hotel is the host hotel during the 10th annual Americana Music Festival and Conference. The Renaissance is adjacent to the Nashville Convention Center and the Ryman Auditorium. To reserve a room
Ph: 800-327-6618 or
Ph: 615-255-8400. Make sure to mention that you are with the
Americana Music group. AMA attendees and ticket holders receive single or double occupancy at the special rate of $195 per night. The event code is:
amaamaa •{
Register Now }•
06/25/09
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TMC News
From: Publicity / PR Director: Carol Sowa E-mail: songladysa@aol.com
Voting For TMC “Artist Of The Year” ENDS Oct. 9
Finalists: Katherine Dawn, Laura Marie and The Lavens
The nomination votes have been counted and the three finalists for 2009 TMC ‘Artist of the Year’ are (in alphabetical order):
Katherine Dawn,
Laura Marie and
The Lavens – all exceptional talents and longtime TMC members/supporters as well! (It’s gonna be tough narrowing it down to just one winner!) Other TMC nominees for the honor included (again, alphabetically): Alan Fisher, Ashlee Rose, Eric Friedland, Maestro Aurora, Maria Larson, Patrice Villastrigo and Paul “Red” Dvorak.
Tallying the nominations were members of the TMC ‘Artist of the Year’ committee, headed by 2nd Vice President Joe Wolf, which also included 1st Vice President Carol Sowa and last year’s Artist of the Year winners,
The Tim & Bob Show (Don & Mary Lou Hymel and Steven & Kathy Feinstein). The committee met June 5 at Orderup in the Colonnade to count and verify the nominee ballots to come up with the top three vote getters as finalists for this year’s honor.
To learn more about our 2009 finalists, here are their web-sites:
Katherine Dawn –
Web-site: http://www.katherinedawn.com
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/katherinedawn
Laura Marie –
Web-site: http://www.lauramariemusic.com
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/lauramarie
The Lavens –
Web-site: http://www.thelavens.com
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/thelavens
Web-site: http://www.sonicbids.com/thelavens
All of these talented TMC members were nominated by fellow members whose dues were current, with ballots mailed to members in their April TMC newsletter, The Coalition Chronicle, and also available at the April and May TMC events. Ballots with the finalists’ names will be available at the upcoming TMC July 21 panel, the Aug. 18 panel, the Sept. 19 Birthday Party/Showcase, and the Oct. 6 Texas Music Month panel.
Voting ENDS Oct. 9. (Remember, you must be a member current on dues to vote!) On a side note, the Artist of the Year committee was delighted to run into TMC member Tara Kalyn Norman, who was performing at Orderup the night of the committee meeting there!
Donation Needed For TMC Fundraiser – Contact: Patrice Villastrigo to donate silent auction / door prize items
The TMC Fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Sam’s Burger Joint, 330 E. Grayson, is in need of items (all types & sizes welcome) for our silent auction and door prize drawings, in order to make this annual event a success and provide us with funds for the year ahead and for our scholarship program. If you, your band or your business would like to be represented by donating items for the fundraiser,
Contact: Fundraiser Chair Patrice Villastrigo
Ph: 210-344-8910
E-mail: info@PachamamasGarden.com. Donations may also be mailed to Patrice’s address, PO Box 782244, San Antonio, Texas 78278. (Note: This is not the TMC Post Office box.) Not only will donors receive recognition for their donation up to and at the fundraiser, but their sponsorship will be recognized and publicized on our web site through the following year and announced in our e-newsletter!
TMC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, so donations are tax deductible. A donor form, available at the TMC web-site, should accompany your donated item/items so you can be properly credited for your generosity. And don’t forget to include your brochures and/or business cards for display on the auction table! You can see a list of last year’s donations currently posted on the left-hand side of the TMC
Web-site: http://www.texasmusiccoalition.org. Previous years have included everything from television sets and musical instruments to books and T-shirts. CDs of your music are always appreciated and could get you some new fans!
We’ve already received some great early donations:
From Katherine Dawn: a “vintage” 45 rpm record on the Centaur Records label from 1983, released under her then name, Dawn Davis. Side A is
“It Doesn’t Matter To Me” and Side B,
“Carousel”
$20 gift certificate from La Madeline at Huebner Oaks
Jewelry -- handmade fused art glass pendant, made and donated by Nicole Vachier Lozano of Glass Touch
Ceremonial walking stick, hecho en San Quilmas, donated and made by M. Martinez
Decorative wooden box handmade and painted by Carmela of Carma-Starr
Decorative wooden shelf, handpainted and made by Carmela of Carma-Starr
TMC Fundraiser – Saturday, Oct. 24 @ Sam’s Burger Joint 330 E. Grayson, 223-2830
TMCers old and new in talented line-up for this year’s Saturday, Oct. 24 TMC fundraiser at Sam’s Burger Joint (330 E. Grayson) will feature a variety of TMC members and supporters old and new and tentatively includes Will Owen Gage & the South Texas Destroyers, Butch Morgan, True Stories, The Tim & Bob Show, Raleigh Maroon and John Berry. Will Owen Gage, Butch Morgan and True Stories will be reprising their roles as fundraiser supporters from bygone years. Gage, as part of The Krybabies, played in TMC’s 2001 fundraiser – an Italian dinner/Halloween costume event held at the now defunct Carlsbad Tavern. Butch Morgan and the H!X, along with True Stories, made music for our 2005 fundraiser at Rolling Oaks Bar & Grill. The Tim & Bob Show, composed of Don and Mary Lou Hymel and Steven and Kathy Feinstein, were recipients of the 2008 TMC Artist of the Year award, and Andreas Laven who plays in True Stories is a finalist for this year’s TMC Artist of the Year as part of his family band, The Lavens. John Berry (a multi-year winner in Alamo Music’s Guitar Wars, on both electric and acoustic guitar) is a longtime TMC member, while Raleigh Maroon (a duo composed of Melissa Ludwig and Mitch Connell) joined us last fall. The fundraiser will run from 6:00pm till midnight (or longer!), with bidding on silent auction items ending at midnight. There will also be door prizes!
Chairperson for the TMC fundraiser
Contact: Patrice Villastrigo
E-mail: info@PachamamasGarden.com.
Upcoming TMC Events For 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 6:30pm
Panel: “How to Get Gigs” + Open Mic @ The Cove
Tuesday, Aug. 18, 6:30pm
Panel: TBA + Open Mic @ The Cove
Saturday, Sept. 19, 6:00pm-10:00pm
TMC 11th Birthday Party/Showcase @ La Tuna
Tuesday, Nov. 17, 6:30pm
Music Video Showcase – Josephine Street Theatre
Saturday, Dec. 5
TMC Holiday Party/Showcase – Rose Theatre Company (formerly Stoli Playhouse)
October – Texas Music Month
Tuesday, Oct. 6, 6:30pm
Vocal workshop – CASSA (Creative Arts Studio of S.A.)
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 6:30pm
Panel: “Labels, Lawyers & Licensing” – Sam’s Spot
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 6:30pm
Panel: “Music Legends of South Texas” Sam Ash Music
Saturday, Oct. 24, 6:00pm-12:00am +
TMC Annual Fundraiser – Sam’s Burger Joint (Live music, silent auction & door prizes!)
ABOUT TMC
The Texas Music Coalition is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1998 to educate its membership and the general public regarding music and the music industry, with the goal of encouraging growth and development of the industry in the San Antonio area. We are open to all music genres and members include musicians, songwriters, vocalists, publishers, publicists, venue owners, managers, entertainment attorneys, promoters, producers, studio owners, engineers, DJs, music directors, educators, students and persons in a variety of music-related fields. Annual dues are $35 for individual membership, $25 per band members if all members of a band join, and $15 for students.
For more information, visit the TMC Web-site: http://www.texasmusiccoalition.org.
Texas Music Coalition
P.O. Box 120126 San Antonio, Texas 78212
Ph: 210-522-1963 E-mail: info@texasmusiccoalition.org Web-site: http://www.texasmusiccoalition.org
"TMC - For All The Music Texas Makes" 06/18/09
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CMJ Music Marathon & Film Festival 2009
October 20-24 New York City
CMJ Music Marathon & Film Festival 2009 will hit New York City from October 20-24 and for 5 days and nights, over 1,200 artists and 120,000 fans will take over more than 75 of the city’s greatest nightclubs and theaters. Headquartered once again at New York University’s Greenwich Village campus; don’t miss your chance to participate in New York City’s largest music festival. CMJ ‘09 will feature exclusive nighttime parties, daytime exhibit areas, registrant lounges, a technology fair, artist and press lounges, meet and greets, panels, seminars, mentoring sessions, community initiatives, networking events, Q&As and special events. Register now to save over 15% on CMJ ‘09 registration -
general badges are only $425 and
student badges are $245 DEADLINE midnight Tuesday, July 14th.
Get it together! Apply Now! to perform at CMJ ‘09. Artist submissions are open, exclusively at Sonicbids, for $45 until July 15. Submit today! 06/18/09
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Billboard Film & TV Music Conference
Thu~Fri, October 29~30, Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills, California
Reel Music! Real Opportunities!
Now in its 8th year, this conference offers attendees the unique opportunity to learn from, network and share their music directly with the best music supervisors, composers, directors, songwriters and producers in the business.
Registration for 2009 is now open! Registration includes a 12-month, non-deductible subscription to Billboard Digital, the digital version of Billboard Magazine ($299 value). * New subscribers only / non-transferable. Also included with your registration is a non-deductible 12-month daily subscription to The Hollywood Reporter ($229 value). * New subscribers only / non-transferable.
The 2008 conference was SOLD OUT so don’t miss your chance to be a part of this year’s event!
Reasons You Should Attend:
• Learn how to get your songs into films, TV, commercials, trailers, video games & more
• Explore the increasing importance of music in film and TV during interactive panel discussions
• Get one-on-one time with industry experts during intimate roundtable discussions on hot topics
• Hear from the actor/director/composer teams from some of this year’s Oscar-worthy films
• Connect and do business with industry influencers at networking receptions
06/18/09
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Renowned Audio Facility Launches “Independent” Mastering Giveaway
From: Logan Bosemer
Over $30K In Audio Mastering Packages Will Be Given To Six Independent Music Artists By Random Drawing
Nashville – In 2001, Eric Conn and partner Don Cobb opened Independent Mastering in Nashville and, over the past eight years, have brought their studio to the forefront as a worldwide industry leader in audio post and CD mastering. The halls of Independent Mastering are lined with Gold and Platinum albums that read like a who’s who of popular music from Garth Brooks to Quincy Jones, Jimmie Buffett to Waylon Jennings, and a few modestly placed Grammy winners throughout including John Prine’s Fair and Square and Tim O’Brien’s Fiddler’s Green.
To celebrate Independent’s successful eight-year run, they want to give back to the music community in the form of mastering giveaways to randomly selected independent artists from all over the world, one per month to be more specific. Independent’s Mastering Giveaway will begin with the first drawing on July 31st and one drawing every month after that, through December 31st, for a total of six mastering packages worth a hefty $30K. And why would they do all of this? Conn says, “We’ve had a lot of support from our worldwide clients over the years, some of whom we’ve never even met thanks to Internet FTP & FedEx. We felt it was time to give a little back to the community” Winners will be announced at the beginning of every month starting in August. For more information and rules Enter The Giveaway.
2009 is off to a fantastic start with three John Waite album projects as well as three Jack White (The Raconteurs, White Stripes) and two Cage The Elephant singles. Also in the studio this year, Ray Benson, finishing Willie And The Wheel featuring Willie Nelson and Asleep At The Wheel (co produced by the late Jerry Wexler) and Nickel Creek’s Sarah Watkins with producer John Paul Jones, of Led Zeppelin fame, wrapping her solo debut on Nonesuch Records. Independent is also kicking it into overdrive with the addition of a “B” room due to roll out in May. “We currently have three Sonic Solutions/SonicStudio workstations and one SADiE workstation on line all day, every day, in “A” room and a small editing room, but we can’t handle the foot traffic. Adding a second suite will allow us to better streamline the workflow and have more room for attended sessions” says Conn. Independent Mastering may be based in the Country Music capital, but their eclectic discography includes a variety of record labels, producers, artists, and engineers from around the world and within all genres of music.
For more information visit Web-site: http://www.independentmastering.com
Press Contact: Logan Bosemer –Miscellaneous Music Group E-mail: logan@miscmusicgroup.com 06/04/09
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Gruene Hall News - Highlights
From: Gruene Hall E-mail: info@gruenehall.com
The complete calendar is posted at Web-site: http://www.gruenehall.com. These are just a few of the highlights.
You can also read the newsletter on-line at Web-site: http://www.gruenehall.com/newsletter.html
Gruene Hall features the best in live Texas and Americana music.
Every day, year ‘round – and some of it is
Friday, July 3 – Gary P. Nunn
Saturday, July 4 – Asleep At The Wheel - Get Tickets
Sunday, July 5 (5:00pm-9:00pm) – Paula Nelson Band - FREE
FREE Afternoon Shows!
Friday, July 3 – Shawn Pittman (12:30pm-4:00pm)
Saturday,
July 4 – Tom Gillam & Tractor Pull (1:00pm-5:00pm)
Sunday, July 5 – South Texas Destroyers (12:30pm-4:00pm)
FREE Show Highlights for July!
Stewart Mann & The Statesboro Revue – Wednesday nights in July
The major label bound band features the soulful Ed Jurdi-like vocals of Stewart Mann, backed by his accomplished band The Statesboro Revue. They perform originals with a good mix of tasty covers sporting a sound reminiscent of the Allman Brothers, Creedance Clearwater Revival and The Black Crowes. Wednesday nights shows are FREE (7:00pm-11:00pm)
The 14th Annual Two Ton Tuesdays with Two Tons Of Steel!
Every Tuesday thru August 18th Show-time: 8:30pm
Swing Dance Lessons – 6:00pm-7:00pm > $7 per person > Walk-ups welcome!
Summer Events
14th Annual ‘Two Ton Tuesdays’ at Gruene Hall with Two Tons Of Steel, Every Tuesday thru August 18th, Two Ton Tuesdays 8:30pm
Now in its fourteenth year, popular rock-a-billy band, Two Tons Of Steel, is holding court in Gruene Hall every Tuesday evening. If you haven’t caught Two Ton fever yet, grab your dancing shoes and get ready! The band takes the stage at 8:30 and $4.00 gets you in the door. Visit Web-site: http://www.gruenehall.com for more information. Come early and polish your swing dancing moves with Michelle Simmons each Tuesday from 6:00pm - 7:00pm! Lessons are $7 per person and no partner is needed. Afterwards, try out your new moves with Two Tons!
Highlights for Summer
July 12 – Gospel Brunch Gospel Brunch w/A Texas Twist - 10:30am to Noon
Come out to Gruene every second Sunday for our very own version of a New Orleans-style Gospel Brunch. Gruene Hall serves up awe-inspiring gospel music coupled with a mouth-watering buffet catered by the Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar. Known for his evangelical work and inspiring messages, Buckner Fanning is a featured special guest at many of our brunches. Advanced tickets are always recommended.
Upcoming Events
Gary P. Nunn <> Asleep At The Wheel <> Paula Nelson
Fri-7/10 –
The Krayola’s, Hacienda
Thu-7/16 – Jason Allen <> Fri-7/17 –
Brave Combo w/Flaco Jimenez
Sat-7/18 – Emory Quinn <>
Sun-7/19 – Van Wilks
Fri~Sat-7/24~25 –
Roger Creager ‘Live Recording’
Thu-7/30 – Sarah Pierce
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Advance Tickets
Get Tickets on-line or Ph: 830-629-5077 or pick them up in person at Gruene Hall.
Friday Afternoon Club @ Gruene Hall – 4:00pm to 7:00pm
A Gruene Hall tradition, Friday Afternoon Club is now in it’s eleventh year, and still going strong! Get your weekend rammin’ at Gruene Hall every Friday from 4:00pm-7:00pm and enjoy happy hour, most domestic beers just $1.50, prize giveaways, and the best in Texas tunes, broadcast live by KNBT 92.1 FM Radio New Braunfels. The Friday Afternoon Club’s best kept secret is the occasional opportunity to catch the Friday night artist’s sound check! You don’t want to miss it!
In August…
Visit Historic Gruene,Texas and the The Gristmill River Restaurant and Bar!
Gruene Hall on Myspace Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/officialgruenehall
Thanks for supporting live music at Gruene Hall!
1281 Gruene Rd., in Gruene Historic District, New Braunfels, Texas 78130 Ph: 830-606-1281 07/02/09
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GRAMMY Foundation Partners With Hall Wines
From: Grammy Foundation
Hall Wines is now offering an opportunitity to Enjoy Fine Wine while supporting the archiving and preservation efforts of the GRAMMY Foundation. Here
’s how, Hall Napa Valley will donate 25% of all proceeds from Recording Academy Member purchases to the The Archiving and Preservation programs of The GRAMMY Foundation. The promotion would allow Recording Academy members to select from a variety of wines from the various Hall Wine Collections. Simply purchase online at
Web-site: http://www.hallwines.com/shop-grammy and enter coupon code GRAMMY at checkout.
Offer Valid May 15th to July 15th 2009
Preserving America’s Rich Cultural Legacy
America’s recorded musical legacy is undoubtedly one of our country
’s most important and irreplaceable national treasures. The people, experiences and the very footprints of the evolution of our society are chronicled in the words, songs, and performances that make up this compelling body of work. The GRAMMY Foundation
’s archiving and preservation initiatives are designed to raise public awareness of the urgent need to preserve our nation
’s recorded sound legacy.
05/21/09
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23rd Annual Gruene Music & Wine Fest
October 9-11, 2009
From: Gruene Historic District
© 2007 Patrick S. Molak Corp. 1601 Hunter Road New Braunfels, Texas 78130 06/04/09
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Urban Campfires
From: Urban Campfires
Fall-2009
Sep 12 – Big Wide Grin <> Oct 10 – Ellis Paul <> Dec 5 – Terri Hendrix
Urban Campfires 2010
Apr 10 – The Waymores - Tom Kimmel, Don Henry and Sally Barris
Janet, Jayne & Steve
Web-site: http://www.urbancampfires.com
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/urbancampfires 10/02/08
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Worth Checkin’ Out!
Dixie Red Delights 06 /25/09
Anti-Nowhere League – My God’s Bigger Than Your God -You Tube 06/11/09 Fuxedos - Jelly Bean Song - YouTube 06/04/09
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SXSW 2009 ‘Almost’ Nightly Reviews & Updates <> SXSW 2008 ‘Almost Nightly’ Updates
SXSW 2007 ‘Almost Nightly’ Updates <> SXSW 2006 ‘Almost Nightly’ Updates
SXSW 2005 ‘Almost Nightly’ Updates <> SXSW 2004 (3/17-20)Updates
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Spectrum Talent & Booking Agency
P.O. Box 34239 San Antonio, Texas 78265
Providing quality entertainers and musicians since 1987. Bookings for most styles of music to entertain your guests at weddings, parties or corporate events, local or regional. Contact: Debbie Murphy Ph: 210-545-2828 E-mail: 05/28/09
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KEDA – 1540AM “Jalapeno Radio”
March 17, 2010 – 44th Anniversary
“The ‘experts’ said when we started on March 17th, 1966 this ‘cantina music playing radio station’ wouldn’t last 3 months”
– Richard Davila 09/08/05
KEDA 1540AM, Radio Jalapeno, as been listening to the community since 1966. On March 18, 2010, Radio Jalapeno will celebrate its 44th Anniversary. As a community oriented radio station, KEDA is an anomaly in the world of broadcasting, where growth is determined by the size of the merger. A local station in every sense of the word, KEDA listens to the listeners. No computer generated play list here. A singular feature of KEDA is the Jalapeno Jukebox which takes requests from 12:00noon till 1:00pm. More than once, listeners have requested a song in an attempted to stump the DJ, only to be surprised by the expanse of the record bin. Manual Gonzales Davila believed in the words that are on every FCC license where it says “in service to the community. His efforts, continued by his son Ricardo have made KEDA “Jalapeno Radio” a “parte de tu familia”, part of the family for generations of San Antonio families. Bilingual Conjunto and more where the listener is always heard.
KEDA – Radio Jalapeno
510 S. Flores San Antonio, Texas 78204
Ph: 210-226-5254 Fax: 210-227-7937
How does listening KEDA affect your life?
“It makes me think of my grandparents…” Mike M. <> “Chinga Chinga music that makes you want to dance.”…Joe V.
“It remind me of the times I spent with my dad.”…Elsa D.
Many artists/musicians that are now “making it” always thank KEDA for giving them the opportunity to play their music when they were “unknowns”. That’s something that KEDA is known for - “They make the hits, not PLAY the hits” …Chayo Z.
Send your comments to Editor@sambe.org
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The Best of Sam Kindrick
The secret life and hard times of a cedar chopper.
Now on Sale at Casbeers
Ph: 210-732-3511
Don’t forget to pick up ‘ACTION Magazine’ at your favorite club.
“The Texas entertainment magazine since 1975”
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As a policy, S.A.M.B.E. provides an open forum for ALL musicians, fans, promoters etc. Have a safe week.
John Q. Pardini
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San Antonio Music Business Expo is proud to be a member of The Texas Chapter of The Recording Academy since 2000. 09/20/07
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KRTU 91.7 FM Jazz for San Antonio
Henry Brun every Sunday - 11:00am-2:00pm
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KSYM 90.1 – You’ll hear music other DJ’s are afraid to play!
Ph: 210-486-5796 for more info or click on KSYM 90.1
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