Eddie Palmieri News

 
New York Daily News
Jerry Gonzalez & the Fort Apache Band at the Blue Note
New York Daily News
“Tito Puente, Charlie and Eddie Palmieri, Tito Rodriguez, who was one of his favorite singers he'd emulate." In the '60s both brothers were heavy into the jazz scene while in secondary school (Music & Art HS), and delved even deeper into Latin music ...

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Summer 2012 -- Bay Area jazz
San Jose Mercury News
As usual, the range of performers is remarkable, from elders Jack DeJohnette, Eddie Palmieri and Tony Bennett to mid-careerists Nicholas Payton and Pat Metheny to a new generation represented by Esperanza Spalding, Gerald Clayton, Pedrito Martinez and ...

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'La Isla Del Incanto' At Pump House Gallery In Hartford
Hartford Courant
Other subjects of Mercado's paintings will be familiar to Hartford residents: Jorge Fuentes and Eddie Palmieri, two jazz musicians popular in the area. The image of Palmieri shows him playing the piano with the notes swirling around the Earth, ...


 
Summer 2012 -- Bay Area jazz
Contra Costa Times
As usual, the range of performers is remarkable, from elders Jack DeJohnette, Eddie Palmieri and Tony Bennett to mid-careerists Nicholas Payton and Pat Metheny to a new generation represented by Esperanza Spalding, Gerald Clayton, Pedrito Martinez and ...

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New York Times
Meditation, and Time With the Sticks
New York Times
Dafnis Prieto, a Cuban-born drummer and composer, has spent the past 12 years working with some of jazz's most demanding bandleaders — the Latin-jazz pianists Eddie Palmieri and Michel Camilo, the avant-garde saxophonists Henry Threadgill and Steve ...


 
Jazzcorner
Back To The '80s II Featuring Eddie Santiago & His Orchestra, Tony Vega, and ...
Jazzcorner
He later joined the Eddie Palmieri Orchestra and was featured on the album La verdad, which earned Palmieri his fifth GRAMMY Award and led to a European tour. Since his 1988 solo debut, Yo me quedo, Vega has sung on 75 recordings.


 
Summer's Pop and Jazz Festivals Load Their Lineups
New York Times
This year, of the 500 artists commanding the eight stages, standouts include Tony Bennett, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Esperanza Spalding, Jack DeJohnette, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Melody Gardot and the Eddie Palmieri Salsa Orchestra; ...

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