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Tags: A Tribe Called Red, Acura Stage, Alex McMurray, Allen Toussaint, Anders Osborne, Andrew Bird, Astral Project, AXS TV, B.B. King, Band of Horses, banjo, baritone sax, Beausoleil, Ben Harper, Ben Jaffe, Big Sam Williams, Bill Summers, Billy Hart, Billy Joel, Black Crowes, Black Keys, Blues Tent, Bonerama, Brian Blade, C.J. Chenier, Calexico, Campbell Brothers, Carl Dufrene, Carlo Nuccio, Carousel bar, Cecil McBee, Cesar Rosas, Charlie Musselwhite, concert photography, Congo Square Stage, Corey Glover, Corey Henry, Craig Handy, Dan Auerbach, Danilo Perez, Dark Matter, Dave Malone, Dave Matthews, David Shaw, David Torkanowksy, David Weiss, Debbie Davis, Del McCoury, Dianne reeves, DMB, Dr. John, Dumpstaphunk, Economy Hall Tent, Eddie Henderson, Eddie Palmieri, Edward "Kidd" Jordan, Electric dobro, Epiphone, Eric Bolivar, Eye on the Music, Fais Do-Do Stage, Fi-Yi-Yi, Fleetwood Mac, Fleur Debris, Flow Tribe, Frank Bua, Frank Ocean, Funktet, Galactic, Gary Glark, Gentilly Stage, George Benson, George Cables, George Duke, George Porter Jr., Gibson ES-335, Gipsy Kings, Glen David Andrews, Henry Butler, Irvin Mayfield, Ivan Neville, jam bands, Jamaal Batiste, Jason Marsalis, Jazz & Heritage Stage, Jazz Fest, jazz photography, Jazz Tent, Jazzfest, Jazzfest Foundation Archive, Jerry Douglas, Jill Scott, Jim Brock Photography, Jimmy Herring, Joe Ashlar, Joey Peebles, John Boutte, John Gros, John Mayer, John Pattitucci, Johnathon Boogie Long, Johnny Sansone, Johnny Vidacovich, Jon Cleary, Joshua redman, Kendrick Scott, Kevin O’Day, Khris Royal, Kristin Diable, Lagniappe Stage, Lakland bass, Lenny White, Leo Nocentelli, Little Willies, Live Music, Los Bayou Ramblers, Los Hombres Calientes, Los Lobos, Los Po-Boy Citos, Lucille, Ludwig drums, Luther Dickinson, Luther Kent, Marcia Ball, Mardi Gras indians, Mark Mullins, Matt Perrine, Michael Doucet, Midnite Disturbers, Mike Ballard, Modeliste, New Orleans jazz, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Foundation, New Orleans music, Nicholas Payton, Nite Tripper, NOLA.com, Norah Jones, North Mississippi Allstars, Offbeat, Page McConnell, Papa Grows Funk, Patrick Carney, Patti Smith, Paul Sanchez, Pete Murano, Phish, Phoenix, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Quint Davis, Radiators, Raul Malo, Raw Oyster Cult, rock photography, Roger Lewis, Rolling Road Show, Rolling Stone, Ronnie McCoury, Rosie Ledet, Roy Ayers, Runnin’ Pardners, Sasha Masakowski, Shannon Powell, Sidney Bechet, Skerik, Sonny Landreth, soprano sax, Soul Rebels Brass Band, Stanley Clarke, Stanton Moore, Steve Masakowski, Stratocaster, Tab Benoit, Taj Mahal, Telecaster, Terence Blanchard, Terrance Simien, The Cookers, The Mavericks, The Meter Men, The Meters, The Revivalists, Thomas Hedlund, Thomas Mars, Tony Dagradi, Treme, Trickbag, trombone, Trombone Shorty, tuba, Twangorama, Vasti Jackson, Voice of the Wetlands, Wayne Shorter, Widespread Panic, Wille Nelson, Woodenhead, Zack Smith, Zigaboo, zydeco, Zydeco Playboys
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 26-28th and May 2-5th, 2013 Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans, LA ©2013 Jim Brock Photography/www.eyeonthemusic.com Full Gallery: Weekend 1, Weekend 2 The 44th annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is a few weeks past and my rear view reflections only seem to sweeten the experience. This Jazz(…)
By jimbrockphoto
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Tags: 3 Brave Souls, concert photography, Darryl Jones, Eye on the Music, Jazz Bakery, jazz photography, Jim Brock Photography, John Beasley, Kirk Douglas Theatre, Live Music, music photography, Rolling Stones, Ronald Bruner
February 8, 2013 Jazz Bakery (Kirk Douglas Theatre) in Culver City, CA Jim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music Full Gallery: 3 Brave Souls, Kirk Douglas Theatre, Culver City, February 8, 2013 Friday’s “3 Brave Souls” CD release event at the Kirk Douglas Theater in Culver City is just one of many ongoing performances held by the Jazz(…)
By jimbrockphoto
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Tags: Billy Cobham, Dean Brown, Eye on the Music, jazz drummers, jazz fusion, jazz photography, Jerry Goodman, Jim Brock Photography, live music photography, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Ric Fierabracci, Spectrum 40, The Mint
Billy Cobham’s Spectrum 40 January 26, 2013 The Mint in Los Angeles, CA Jim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music Full Gallery: Billy Cobham’s Spectrum 40, The Mint, Los Angeles, 1.26.13 Mahavishnu Orchestra is in the pantheon of jazz fusion pioneers. Black hole density, volcanic intensity and ridiculous virtuosity. I had never heard anything quite like John McLaughlin’s(…)
By jimbrockphoto
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Tags: Catalina's Jazz, Eye on the Music, jazz photography, Jim Brock Photography, live music photography, New Orleans music, Terence Blanchard, trumpet
Terence Blanchard (New Orleans, LA) August 17th, 2012 Catalina Bar & Grill in Hollywood, CA Gallery: Jim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music There are few musicians I can point to more visually evocative than Terence Blanchard (and I’m not just talking about his 20+ year filmography). Blanchard paints fully expressed textures with sound, creating jazz that is(…)
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Tags: Andy Barron, Bänz Oester, C. Chill, concert photography, Eye on the Music, jazz photography, jazz piano, Jim Brock Photography, Moncef Genoud, Rollin’ Dice Productions, Savoy Jazz, Vitello’s
Moncef Genoud (Switzerland), Andy Barron (UK) and Bänz Oester (Switzerland) July 12th, 2012 Vitello’s in Studio City (Los Angeles), CA Gallery: Jim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music Jazz is constant discovery. Notes become threads, stories become journeys. Artists find a larger audience. Old things are expressed in new and surprising ways. All were elemental to the first(…)
By jimbrockphoto
in Concert Photography, Concert Reviews, Festival Reviews, Reviews
Tags: Acura Stage, Al Green, Allen Toussaint, Anders Osborne, Beach Boys, Ben Jaffe, Bonerama, Bonnie Raitt, bottleneck slide, Bruce Hornsby, Bruce Springsteen, cajun music, Charles Neville, classic rock, Congo Square Stage, Corey Henry, Dap Kings, Derrick Shezbie, E Street Band, Esperanza Spalding, Eye on the Music, Florence + The Machine, Florence Welch, Foo Fighters, Gabriela Quintero, Galactic, Gary Clark, Generations Hall, Gentilly Stage, George Porter, Gibson ES-335, Glen David Andrews, Glen Hansard, Gospel Tent, Grace Potter, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Herbie Hancock, Intsruments A Comin', Irma Thomas, James Cotton, jazz photography, Jazz Tent, Jim Brock Photography, John Boutte, Johnny Vidacovich, Joseph Lastie, Leo Nocentelli, Mark Mullins, Mike Love, My Morning Jacket, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, New Orleans Musicians for Obama, Patrick Hallahan, Paul Sanchez, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Radio Music Society, Rebirth Brass Band, Rodrigo Sanchez, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Savoy Music Center, Sharon Jones, Soul Rebels Brass Band, Stanton Moore, Stratocaster, Swell Season, Terence Higgins, The Eagles, The Meters, The Revivialists, Threadhead Records, Tipitina's, Tipitina's Foundation, Tom Petty, Treme, Trombone Shorty, Voice of the Wetlands, Warren Haynes, Warren Haynes Band, Zac Brown, zydeco music
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 27-29th and May 3-6th, 2012 Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans, LA New Orleans Musicians for Obama April 30th, 2012 Generations Hall in New Orleans, LA Instruments A Comin’ May 1st, 2012 Tipitina’s in New Orleans, LA ©2012 Jim Brock Photography/www.eyeonthemusic.com Full Galleries: Jazzfest Weekend 1, New Orleans(…)