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ASHLAND Longtime friends, who also happen to be seasoned musicians, unite to form the Ron Jones Quartet, set to play on June 10 at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland.

Jazz is intimidating to most people because there’s so much of it. You could easily spend a lifetime listening to the stuff and never come close to hearing it all.

The title might suggest dreamy meditation but in fact the vibist covers Stevie Wonder, Duke Ellington, Wayne Shorter and Thad Jones

... They pull me back in!

Trumpet players have played a vital role in the history of music. These musicians have contributed to the development of different genres of music such as jazz, blues, classical, and pop. The trumpet is a brass instrument that produces a bright and piercing sound, and is known for its ability to play high notes and

Jazz trumpet players have played a central role in the development of jazz music since its earliest days. Many of the most famous jazz musicians of all time, including Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie, were trumpet players who helped to define the sound of the genre. One of the key features of jazz trumpet playing

Florida is home to many famous singers who have made a significant impact on the music industry. From pop to country, rock to rap, these artists have captivated audiences with their unique styles, powerful vocals, and memorable songs. One of the most famous singers from Florida is Ariana Grande, known for her powerhouse vocals and

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The harmonica is an iconic instrument that has been featured in countless songs across a wide range of genres. From blues and folk to rock and country, the harmonica has the ability to add a unique and soulful sound to any song. Whether it's a haunting melody or a raucous riff, the harmonica has the

Reissue of two Wilson albums from 1960-61 omits the instrumentals but good jazz by Shearing, the Adderley brothers and Eddie Costa remains