Recently Paul Riley, Lemon Gorilla and Blue Canoe Records sat down with JPM, Chris Blackwell and Chinua Hawk on the making of Chinua Hawk’s – A Beautifully Complicated Life CD.
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Recently Paul Riley, Lemon Gorilla and Blue Canoe Records sat down with JPM, Chris Blackwell and Chinua Hawk on the making of Chinua Hawk’s – A Beautifully Complicated Life CD.
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Check out the Joseph Patrick Moore interview at AllAboutJazz.com
CLICK HERE: Take Five with – Joseph Patrick Moore
JPM discusses:
* Teachers/Influences
* Approach to Music
* Teaching Approach
* Dream Band
* Favorite Venues
* Recorded Discography
* First Jazz Album
* Musical Contributions
* Current Listening List
* The State of Jazz Today
* Essential Elements of Jazz Appreciation
* Near Future
* If I Could…
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Tagged * Interviews, all about jazz, approach to music, arts, Arts and Entertainment, bass interviews, bassplayer interviews, favorite music venues, jazz, jazz appreciation, JazzTimes, music, music interviews, music teachers, musical contributions, musical influences, musician interviews, take five, teaching music, the state of jazz today
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Joseph makes guest appearance on Pop Artist, Emily Hearn’s new CD titled “Red Balloon”. JPM played bass on 5 of the 10 tracks. Produced by Trey Roth and available today at iTunes. Check it out!
Post by: Joseph Patrick Moore
“The world lost a great drummer today. Jimmy Junebug Jackson spent 21 years with the great Jimmy Smith and worked with a lot of incredible artist’s. Several years ago, I had the opportunity to work with Jimmy on many occasions and I was proud to call him my friend. After we got to know each other, I sat down with Junebug and did an audio interview with him on my ibook computer. The noise can be rather distracting, however in spite of this, Jimmy offers words of wisdom in this un-edited and raw interview. I would encourage all drummers/musicians to take the time and listen to the words of the late Jimmy Junebug Jackson. He will be missed, but his spirit will live on.” – JPM
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