National Jazz Links

All About Jazz

ALL ABOUT JAZZ: This is a tremendous site for everything jazz. They have a search facility that allows you to search for jazz Foundations/Associations, Societies, Festivals, Musicians, Schools, Record stores, Print Publications, Web Resources, and more by City and State. There are numerous articles on all types of jazz topics, profiles and interviews, you can "talk jazz" on their bulletin board, check out their photo gallery, and explore their Global Jazz resources. And, of course, you can subscribe to their AAJ Email newsletter.

allmusic.com

ALLMUSIC.COM: This is THE website for ALL things related to commercially available music. You can search on artists, albums, songs, or Classical works. You can then compile lists such as all the albums that a particular artist or song appears on. You can even find lyrics to songs. Also included are New Releases, Editors' Choice, Music Videos, Writers' Bloc, and Top Searches areas to peruse and keep abreast of the latest.

Great Scott Productions

GREAT SCOTT P.R.ODUCTIONS: Be sure to read the very interesting "About gsp", click on each artist's name and catch up on their latest releases and bios, or click on one of their various project's titles for more information on them. Rick Scott represents some very talented, and well-known artists so surely you will enjoy learning more about them on this site.

Heads Up International

HEADS UP INTERNATIONAL: Home of the "Enhanced CD", this independant label's site is a must see. Includes an on-line catalog and ordering vehicle, a listing of all their artist's releases, concert calendar, artists bios, feature video, artist's bios, contests, CD Samplers, e-cards, and so much more.

Jazz & Blues Florida

JAZZ & BLUES FLORIDA: Provides a monthly online edition of Jazz & Blues Florida which features upcoming performers, links to jazz & blues societies, listings of hundreds of live performances across the state, relevant photo and video showcases.

jazzfusion.tv

JAZZFUSION.TV: This site contains a collection of the Web's largest open-access source for non-commercial, vintage Jazz Fusion audio and video recordings. These recordings include some rare, vintage audio from some of jazz fusion's most influential artists. You'll also find audio from other live music projects, plus a compilation of videos.

Jazz on the Tube

JAZZ ON THE TUBE: The internet's jazz video search engine. You can subscribe and receive a new jazz video every day for free.

MCG (Manchester Craftsman's Guild) Jazz

mcg (MANCHESTER CRAFTSMEN'S GUILD) jazz: This site offers new release information, concert dates and ticket purchasing options for their Pittsburg, PA venue, the MCJ Jazz store for purchasing CDs, an interesting history of mcg Jazz, can sign up for their E-newsletter, you can listen to musical selections by their artists, and lots more.

Musical Playground for Kids: The History of Jazz Music

This informative site includes various topics under the headings of: History of Jazz Music, Jazz Music Education, Jazz Associations and Societies, Jazz Exhibits, Festivals, Museums and More and Miscellaneous Jazz Websites.

Smithsonian Jazz

SMITHSONIAN JAZZ: A wonderfully comprehensive site with links to jazz societies throughout the nation, jazz programs, a mixed media search engine, monthly email newsletter, jazz happenings throughout the nation, and an area specfically dedicated to Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM), celebrated each year.

Zach Brock

ZACH BROCK: Official site of violinist and long time JAF member and son of JAF's attorney, Dan Brock. Site includes bios, upcoming performances, CD releases, sound bytes, and much more.

Music Notes – A Guide to Music for Kids

Learning Can Be Fun. Have you ever wanted to learn how to make music? Learning about music takes a lot of time, practice, and patience, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be fun! Music has always been an important part of human life, and the great thing is that you’re never too old or young to learn about it. One way to do that is to get to know the different types of instruments and styles of music. If you decide to learn how to play music, you may not be able to play as well as the people you hear on the radio right away, but you’ll find that learning about music can be fun every step of the way!