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Jazz Live Done - The Bi-National Mambo Orchestra

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The Jazz Live Intermission Interview and Promo

Here's tonight's Jazz Live Intermission interview and Promo (13.3MB, MP3)

25 minutes until show time...I'm on!!!

Live Audio Report from Jazz Live

Live audio reporting from Jazz Live by host Vince Outlaw. Listen to Jazz Live on Jazz 88, KSDS San Diego, 88.3 FM with World Wide Webcast at http://Jazz88Online.org! Audio reporting via camera phone enabled by http://Audioblog.com.


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Jazz Live Preview - Bi-National Mambo Orchestra Sets Up

Jazz Live Preview - Jazz 88s Claudia Russell Produces The Intermission Interview / Promo

Jazz Live Preview - Bill Caballero Records The Intermission Interview

Jazz Live Preview - Bill Caballero Records The Intermission Interview, originally uploaded by Vince Outlaw.

Live Audio Report from Jazz Live

Live audio reporting by Vince Outlaw from Jazz Live. Listen to Jazz Live on Jazz 88, KSDS San Diego, 88.3 FM with World Wide Webcast at http://Jazz88Online.org! Audio reporting via camera phone enabled by http://Audioblog.com.


MP3 File

The SDCC World Cultures Program Sponsors Jazz Live

The San Diego City College World Cultures Program is sponsoring tonight's Jazz Live with the Bi-National Mambo Orchestra, making the event FREE to all and hopefully ensuring we'll have a full and enthusiastic audience. There's lot's of information on their website, including their mandate...

"...to celebrate the ethnic and cultural diversity at City College and to enhance the curriculum and campus life, the World Cultures Program exposes students, faculty, staff and the community to a broad array of global cultural diversity found in people, groups, beliefs, traditions, and customs, plus the best in music, drama, literature, lecturers, and art. "

Sounds like a great program and we'll hopefully have time to plug them before, during, and after the show.

The Bi-National Mambo Show Is FREE!!!

Just want to remind everyone that tonight's Jazz Live with the Bi-National Mambo Orchestra is FREE TO EVERYONE!! The San Diego City College World Cultures Program is sponsoring tonight's show and waiving the nomimal (usually $10) fee charged to non-members of Jazz 88.

Members of Jazz 88 get into all Jazz Live shows for free (including a guest), and since it's the Jazz 88 Fall 2004 Membership Pledge Drive, it's the perfect time to take the money you saved from tonight's FREE show, bring it with you, supplemented it with the extra change in your pocket and BECOME A JAZZ 88 MEMBER TONIGHT AT THE SHOW!! You can also become a member by calling 619-388-3000 and online at http://Jazz88Online.org.

Bill Caballero Records The Jazz Live Interview (Take 1?) on The New Jazz Thing

Note: Direct from the pages of The New Jazz Thing...

Bill Caballero surprised us last Thursday, November 4, 2004, during Hour 2 of New, by dropping in to record the Jazz Live Intermission interview that we play exactly when the name says, in this case during the next Jazz Live, Tuesday, November 9, 2004. I'm not sure how much of this will be used (or maybe supplemented with another pre-show interview), but after a little New Houston Person and "Love Walked In", we talked about the preferred pronunciation of Bi-National Mambo Orchestra, the impact of member-supported Jazz 88 to him and San Diego, the history of the Orquestra and it's great home town written compositions and arrangement, the migrating bi-nationality Thing, and Bill's channeling of Jack Costanza (whose music takes us out).

Audio Available For Your Enjoyment:

The New Jazz Thing Podcast (or a multi-media tidbit facsimile of TNJT) is available via the standard TNJT RSS 2.0 XML feed. Idea: A Streamload folder = RSS 2.0 Feed Enclosures (using Streamloads Website Upload feature?).

Here's a pic of Bill and I, snapped outside the studio, post-interview (as opposed to this mid-interview pic snapped / posted live...jazz live, that is),

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Bill Caballero

Orquesta Bi-Nacional de Mambo

This group is a 20-piece band dedicated to performing and promoting Latin big band music from the 1950's to the present.  The band's dazzling performances celebrate a wide range of musical styles including mambo, bolero, cha cha cha, salsa, and other forms of Latin Jazz.  Led by versatile trumpeter Bill Caballero, Orquesta Bi-Nacional de Mambo features some of the best cross-cultural musicians from the San Diego-Tijuana border region.  The band's sizzling live shows have gained them a devoted following and reputation for passion and authenticity.  Since its inception in 2000, the band has performed for the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the San Diego Latino Film Festival, the San Diego Museum of Art, the California Center for the Performing Arts in Escondido, the Adams Avenue Street Fair, the Centro Cultural de Tijuana, Tijuana's Casa de la Cultura, Dizzy's, and the KSDS Jazz Live radio program.

Thanks to the bands pianist, Danny Green for the info. Someone need to get this Orquesta a website!!!

The Bi-National Mambo Orchestra on Jazz Live, Tuesday, November 9, 2004

Bill Caballero is bringing his 20 piece Orquesta Binational de Mambo to Jazz Live (hosted and blogged by VO), Tuesday, November 9, 2004 at 8:00 pm PT, Live for our Theatre Audience and Jazz 88 Listeners, from the Lyman Seville Theatre on the San Diego City College Campus. Audience festivities before the Live Broadcast start at 7:45 (the doors open at 7:30), so get there early! AND THIS ONE IS FREE!!! The City College World Cultures program is sponsoring this show anb opening the doors FREE to first comers (Jazz Live tickets are usually free to Members, value priced (hehe) for Non-Members...hey, It's Fall 2004 Pledge Time, so become a member now or at the show and get upcoming shows for FREE...what a deal!!