Vito Di Modugno, an Italian organist, has established a solid reputation with several Red Records releases. These include Organ Trio Plus Guests (2008), Organ Grooves (2008) and Organ Trio Volume 2 (2009). The delightfully swinging East Side is his latest release. Di Modugno is the first of a new generation of B3 specialists, who charge … Read more
Irving Milfred Mole was better known as Miff Mole (11/03/1898 – 29/04/611) and was a jazz trombonist. He is widely considered to be one of the most influential jazz trombonists. Miff Mole was a Roosevelt, New York native. He was a child who studied piano and violin, and then switched to trombone at age 15. … Read more
Noshir Mody, a creative and stimulating fusion guitarist, has a wonderful tone and versatility. His originals are full of inventive ideas. Mody’s original music has been a source of inspiration and joy throughout his entire career. Stories From The Years Of Living Passionately, Mody’s latest album, features five of his most sophisticated compositions performed live … Read more
Moses Taiwa Molelekwa, a South African jazz pianist who lived from 17 April 1973 to 13 February 2001, was part of a jazz family. He was born in Tembisa in South Africa’s province of Gauteng. For his knowledge of Thelonious Monk, his father was called “Monk” by the jazz society to which he belonged. Moses’ … Read more
Tuur was born in Belgium in 1985. Music has always been a constant presence in his life. His father was a passionate blues player and his mother was a lover of world music. As a child, she would take Tuur to Sfinks, an annual festival of world music, where he could see big names such … Read more
moleslope is an instrumental twin-keyboard driven band made up seven experienced musicians. Their unique soundscape combines elements of post-rock and Canterbury rock with jazz and minimal music. The band’s first full-length album was called “SLOPE”, which was taken directly from their name. The album is composed of a soundscape of sonic transitions that quickly transition … Read more
Mofaya’s fiery recording of collective free improvisation! Quartet consisting of John Dikeman, Jaimie Branch (Chicago), Luke Stewart (US East Coast), and Aleksandar Skoric (Slovenia), American saxophonists. They recorded live at Roze Tanker Amsterdam, where they performed three thrilling improvisations that exemplify the US.
Charles Moffett, September 6, 1929 – February 14, 1997) was a jazz drummer who was free. Moffatt started his musical career as a trumpeter, before switching to drums. Moffatt is most well-known for his role in Ornette Coleman’s 1960s trio with David Izenzon. He was also featured on important albums from that time, including Archie … Read more
Charnett was born June 10, 1967. His name is a contraction of Charles Moffett, his father (jazz drummer Charles Moffett), and Ornette Coleman, jazz icon (whom Charles played from 1965-1967). He was a child prodigy and began playing in the Moffett Family Band with his three older brothers, Charisse Moffet (a musician) at age seven. … Read more
Flint, Michigan is my hometown. I attended the Charles Stewart Mott Community College and Michigan State University. I have performed with “Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus”, which are two New York-based touring companies that perform “My One and Only” and the “Anything Goes” songs. Also, I have performed with “Great American Music Ensemble” and … Read more
