2014 Grammy Awards

Bobby McFerrin and the spirityouall band perform Swing Low (traditional, arr. Gil Goldstein) with the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra, live in Gdansk, Poland at the Solidarity of Arts Festival, 17 August 2013 Bobby McFerrin, vocals Gil Goldstein: piano, electric piano, accordion, arranger David Mansfield, violin, mandolin, National resonator guitar, and lap steel Armand Hirsch, acoustic and electric guitar Jeff Carney, acoustic bass Louis Cato, drums, guitar, bass guitar, vocals special guest: Madison McFerrin, vocals

Kinky Boots wins Best Musical Theater Album at the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards Pre-Telecast Ceremony on Jan. 26 in Los Angeles.Subscribe NOW to GRAMMYs on YouTube: About GRAMMYs: The recording industry's most prestigious award, the GRAMMY, is presented annually by The Recording Academy. A GRAMMY is awarded by The Recording Academy's voting membership to honor excellence in the recording arts and sciences. It is truly a peer honor, awarded by and to artists and technical professionals for artistic or technical achievement, not sales or chart positions (GRAMMY Awards Voting Process: The annual GRAMMY Awards presentation brings together thousands of creative and technical professionals in the recording industry from all over the world. Connect with GRAMMYs: Visit GRAMMYs WEBSITE: Like GRAMMYs on FACEBOOK: Follow GRAMMYs on TWITTER: Follow GRAMMYs on INSTAGRAM: Follow GRAMMYs on TUMBLR: Kinky Boots Wins Best Musical Theater Album | GRAMMYs /thegrammys

TLC on Facebook: /terrilynecarrington Order on Amazon: GRAMMY® WINNER TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON PAYS HOMAGE TO DUKE ELLINGTON'S MONEY JUNGLE Money Jungle: Provocative in Blue marks 50th anniversary of release of historic Ellington-Mingus-Roach recording Featuring Gerald Clayton and Christian McBride, with guests Clark Terry, Lizz Wright, Herbie Hancock and others In 1962, Duke Ellington recorded a trio date with bassist Charlie Mingus and drummer Max Roach that is today considered one of the pivotal jazz recordings of the 1960s. Money Jungle, the 1963 album that emerged from the session, was -- among other things -- a commentary on the perennial tug-of-war between art and commerce. In some ways, the album's 11 tracks were intended as a sort of counterbalance to the capitalist bent of the Mad Men generation. Fifty years later, this precarious balance in the world of jazz -- or in any art form, for that matter -- hasn't changed much. Enter GRAMMY® Award-winning drummer, composer and bandlead

"Something" (2014 Grammy Winner for Best R & B Performance) from Snarky Puppy's live DVD/CD - "Family Dinner - Volume One" Buy it here: Physical: Digital: / /snarkypuppy written by David Foster & Brenda Russell arranged by Robert "Sput" Searight, Cory Henry, Bill Laurance, Mark Lettieri, & Michael League produced by Michael League co-produced by Snarky Puppy recorded and filmed at the Jefferson Center in Roanoke, VA, on March 8, 2013. Lalah Hathaway - guest vocalist Robert "Sput" Searight - drums Nate Werth - percussion Michael League - bass Bob Lanzetti - electric guitar Mark Lettieri - electric guitar Cory Henry - organ Bill Laurance - Fender Rhodes Jay Jennings - trumpet (solo) Mike "Maz" Maher - trumpet Chris Bullock - tenor sax & bass clarinet Chelsea "Peaches" West - backing vocals Katya Diaz - backing vocals Rachella Searight - backing vocals engineered by Eric Hartman assisted by Avi Gunther & Jake Dempsey mixed by Eric Hartman mastered by Scott Hull film directed by Andy LaVio

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