Tony Adamo NU JAZZ VOCAL TRIP BOP SPOKEN WORD: October 2015

A mighty hip thanks to my music producer of my last three Cd's(Miles Of Blu/MOB/Tony Adamo & The New York Crew and the unreleased Tony Adamo & The NY Commission) Drummer Mike Clark. You got the top New York musician's to play on my music. I'm forever grateful to you. Tim Ouimette wrote arranged played mixed and mastered my music. Yo Tim, thank you beyond. Lenny White played on Gale Blowin' High and mixed Tony Adamo & the New York Crew. A hip thanks to you Lenny. Michael Wolff & Richie Goods brought their super talent to my music and words. Thank you both. Thanks to all the radio stations who had the courage to dig my music with all the spins for Miles of Blu/MOB and Tony Adamo & the New York Crew... I'm movin' on to nu music and less spoken word. Workin on some tracks with Roger Smith of Tower Of Power fame. Dig my nu music in 2016 for sure. B hip.

Alphonse Mouzon

to Jazz

I think all radio hosts should not be prejudiced by a CD or album cover or the song titles - but should listen to the music with open minds and ears. That's how you discover NEW
MUSIC by old and new artists. Miles Davis even stopped playing standards. Too many new and established artists are recording and playing Jazz STANDARDS in order to procure radio airplay. I've only recorded 3 standards by Sonny Rollins and Miles Davis on all of my releases because I composed all of my own music that represents my various music visions. Jazz Radio is not growing because it's predicated on playing mostly jazz standards to justify themselves as being a Jazz Radio. Jazz artists and Jazz Radio should be about growth and moving forward. Artists have to start believing and standining by their own compositions and stop being pressured to record standards for AirPlay. It sound be about NEW MUSIC.

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