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Jazz Guitarist Coleman Mellet Dies in Plane Crash |
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Written by Mazur PR
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Saturday, 14 February 2009 |
East Brunswick resident, solo artist and lead guitarist for Chuck Mangione, Coleman Mellett, husband of jazz singer Jeanie Bryson was a passenger on Continental Flight # 3407 which went down in Buffalo, New York on Thursday, February 12, 2009.
In 2007, Mellett released his first CD titled "Natural High." In 2008, Coleman auditioned for the 2008 Radio City Christmas Spectacular and was selected to be first chair on strings.
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Jazz Singer Jeanie Bryson Sings "The Dizzy Songbook" at Haberdashery |
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Written by Mazur PR
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009 |
TRENTON GETS RED-CARPET TREATMENT FEBRUARY 14 WITH LAUNCH OF MUSIC VENUE HABERDASHERY: JAZZ SINGER JEANIE BRYSON SINGS “THE DIZZY SONGBOOK”
ESTILO DANCE STUDIO – LATIN DANCE TROUPE
2008 LUCIE AWARD WINNER – JAZZ PHOTOGRAPHER HERMAN LEONARD PHOTO EXHIBIT
TRENTON, N.J. - Combining roaring dance-hall excitement, sophisticated and fast-paced entertainment and the red-hot musical intensity of an after-hours supper club, Haberdashery takes its position as the crown jewel of New Jersey’s capitol-city nightlife scene.
Haberdashery’s February 14 Valentine’s Day gala premiere at the George Washington Ballroom in Trenton, New Jersey’s restored War Memorial promises to be an evening of elegant and cosmopolitan jazz courtesy of the show-stopping vocal talents of the Garden State’s own Jeanie Bryson.
“I’ve played in venues around the world, but there is always something special about performing for a home audience,” said Bryson.
Bryson is excited about her appearance at Haberdashery’s much-anticipated inaugural evening. “I’m thrilled to be performing,” said Bryson. “Historically, the classic uptown New York jazz clubs were great Meccas for music. It would be wonderful to rekindle that kind of feeling again at the Haberdashery.” |
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New England Metal and Hardcore Festival Enters Second Decade |
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Written by Debbie Sellnow
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Thursday, 22 January 2009 |
The New England Metal and Hardcore Festival will enter its second decade this April with an eclectic mixture of bands from the metal and hardcore genres. Returning to the Palladium in Worcester, Mass., the event will take place on Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18, with a an extra special pre-party on Thursday, April 16.
Headlining Friday will be All That Remains, one of the many bands that got its start at the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival. Saturday will be headlined by metal giants Lamb of God as part of their No Fear Energy Music Tour along with As I Lay Dying, Children Of Bodom, God Forbid and Municipal Waste. Metal Blade Records will present the main stage.
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