Jon Hammond at the Organ and Microphone
*WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Bob Cranshaw Interview with Jon Hammond at JEN
2013 http://archive.org/details/BobCranshawInterviewWithJonHammondAtJen2013 
Youtube http://youtu.be/ckhvUE4Pis4 Bob Cranshaw the great Jazz bassist, recording artist, educator and Local 802 Jazz Consultant Executive Board Member here interviewed by
Jon Hammond at the 2013 JEN Jazz Education Network Conference in Atlanta GA. Bob tells an incredible story about the recording date with Lee Morgan on the classic album The Sidewinder. Bob Cranshaw
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Cranshaw special thanks to Mary Jo Papich, Rick Condit - Jazz Education Network http://www.HammondCast.com Atlanta GA -- Army Blues
"Pershing's Own" with Wycliffe Gordon - incredible smokin' concert last night at 4th Annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 2013 - Jon Hammond 
— with Wycliffe Gordon at Hyatt Regency Atlanta 2 of
my favorite musician Bob's: Bassist Bob Cranshaw and tenor saxophonist Bob Mintzer in Atlanta GA at the 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 
- Jon Hammond Jon Hammond and Frank Alkyer at the
very prestigious DownBeat Magazine Stand 
at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA http://www.namm.org/nammu/presenters/frank-alkyer Frank Alkyer is the publisher of DownBeat, Music Inc. and UpBeat Daily magazines–all produced
by Maher Publications, a family-owned company based in Elmhurst, Ill. He joined the company as editorial director in 1989 and he was named associate publisher in 1992 and publisher in 2003. Alkyer
began his career as a newspaper reporter. In the early 1980s, he served as statehouse reporter for the Youngstown Vindicator in Youngstown, Ohio. He then served as a general assignment reporter for
the Jersey Journal in Jersey City, New Jersey, where he covered everything from police and city hall to entertainment and business. He is a founding board member of Jazz Alliance International and
the Jazz Education Network as well as an advisory board member of the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz and the Litchfield Jazz Festival. He is also a member of American Society of Business
Publication Editors. He has proudly hosted Best In Show at NAMM since its inception in 2005. Alkyer lives in the Chicago area with his wife and daughter. Every now and again, he still finds time to
go into the basement and play a little guitar. He plans to get really good when he retires in about 30 years and has more time. Teruo Goto Works at Dirty old Musician Elizabeth Levy Works at 3rd
satellite from our Sun Joe Berger King at Self employed Gale Nudelman Works at Gap Lori Helfand The Ohio State University Andrew Hadro Musician at Freelance Gary Burton Entertainment at ABC News
Radio Dalya Azaria Katherine White The Ohio State University Pete Gamber Educational Rep Southern California at Music & Arts Sue Neely Hagedorn Albion College Mark J Williamson Owner/ President
at Williamson Music Co. John Hasse Curator of American Music at Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History Tom Olsen Marietta, Georgia Yoichiro Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Shari
Giddens Helmer Hod HaSharon Katie Maher Once upon a time at Maher Publications aka Down Beat The great Brazilian bassist Nilson Matta thanking the owner of the beautiful seasoned acoustic bass,
before playing the hell out of it "Samba Meets Jazz!" at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilson_Matta Nilson Matta is a premier Brazilian bassist and composer. He has been based in New York City since 1985. He
is also known for his work with Trio Da Paz, Don Pullen African Brazilian Connection, Joe Henderson, Yo Yo Ma and Nilson Matta's Brazilian Voyage. Nilson’s latest project, called Nilson Matta’s
Brazilian Voyage, is an exciting group playing many of Matta’s original songs mixed with Brazilian standards. For this album, Nilson called Harry Allen, Anne Drummond, Klaus Mueller, Ze Mauricio and
Mauricio Zotterelli into the studio. The album, produced by Nilson and Luisa Matta is dedicated to his native country of Brazil. It literally takes the listener on a “Brazilian Voyage” through the
many regions of that country. Jon Hammond, bassist Bob Cranshaw, trumpeter Blake Martin at Local 802 Musicians Union stand at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Bob Cranshaw's career
career spans the heyday of Blue Note Records to his recent involvement with the Musicians Union - 
known to many as long-time bassist on Sesame Street
TV Show - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Cranshaw Melbourne R. "Bob" Cranshaw (born December 10, 1932, in Evanston, Illinois) is an American
jazz bassist. His career spans the heyday of Blue Note Records to his recent involvement with the Musicians Union. He is perhaps best known for his long association with Sonny Rollins. Cranshaw has
been in Rollins's working band on and off for almost five decades, starting with the 1962 album The Bridge. Some of Cranshaw's best-known performances include on Lee Morgan's The Sidewinder and Grant
Green's Idle Moments. Cranshaw also served as the sole session bassist to Sesame Street and The Electric Company songwriter and composer Joe Raposo, and played bass guitar on all songs, tracks,
buttons and cues recorded by the Children's Television Workshop during Raposo's tenure. Although he lacks the name recognition of other bassists, Cranshaw has performed and recorded with a wide range
of leading jazz artists, including Ella Fitzgerald, Dexter Gordon, Grant Green, Coleman Hawkins, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, Johnny Hodges, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, J. J. Johnson, Jackie
McLean, Hank Mobley, Thelonious Monk, James Moody, Lee Morgan, Wes Montgomery, Oscar Peterson, Buddy Rich, George Shearing, Wayne Shorter, Horace Silver, Shirley Scott, Stanley Turrentine, McCoy
Tyner, Sonny Rollins, George Benson, and Joe Williams. Along with Wes Montgomery's brother Monk, Cranshaw was among the early jazz bassists to trade his upright bass for an electric bass. He was
criticized for this by jazz purists, although he was forced to switch by a back injury incurred in a serious auto accident. Throughout his long and distinguished career he has also performed on
hundreds of television shows and film and television scores. He appears on The Blue Note Story, a 90-minute documentary of the famed jazz label. Cranshaw was also a founding member of the short-lived
MJT + 3 (Modern Jazz Two) that included Frank Strozier on alto saxophone, Harold Mabern on piano, Willie Thomas on trumpet, and Walter Perkins on drums. The Chicago-based group produced several
albums, a number for Vee-Jay Records. Another vintage Cranshaw jam, 1964's Blue Flames, featuring Shirley Scott, Stanley Turrentine and Otis Finch, was recorded for Prestige Records. Cranshaw also
played live shows for tap dancer Maurice Hines, along with friend and drummer Paul Goldberg. Discography: As sideman With Nat Adderley Sayin' Somethin' (1966, Atlantic) With Gene Ammons Gene Ammons
and Friends at Montreux (Prestige, 1973) With Jaki Byard Out Front! (Prestige, 1964) With Johnny Coles Little Johnny C (Blue Note, 1963) With Sonny Criss Up, Up and Away (Prestige, 1967) The Beat
Goes On! (Prestige, 1968) With Frank Foster Manhattan Fever (Blue Note, 1968) With Dexter Gordon Clubhouse (1965 - released 1979, Blue Note) With Grant Green Idle Moments (1963, Blue Note) Matador
(1964, Blue Note) With Barry Harris Chasin' the Bird (Riverside, 1962) Luminescence! (Prestige, 1967) With Eddie Harris Cool Sax from Hollywood to Broadway (Columbia, 1964) With Joe Henderson Inner
Urge (1964, Blue Note) With Maurice Hines Maurice Hines: To Nat "King" Cole With Love (2005, Arbors Records) With Bobby Hutcherson The Kicker (1963 - released 1999, Blue Note) Happenings (1966, Blue
Note) With Milt Jackson Milt Jackson Quintet Live at the Village Gate (Riverside, 1963) In a New Setting (Limelight, 1964) Milt Jackson and the Hip String Quartet (Verve, 1968) With Yusef Lateef The
Blue Yusef Lateef (Atlantic, 1968) With Johnny Lytle The Village Caller! (Riverside, 1963) The Loop (Tuba, 1965) With Junior Mance Junior's Blues (Riverside, 1962) With Jackie McLean Right Now!
(1965, Blue Note) With Grachan Moncur III Evolution (1963, Blue Note) With Wes Montgomery Movin' Wes (1964, Verve Records) Bumpin' (1965, Verve) With Lee Morgan The Sidewinder (1964, Blue Note) With
Oliver Nelson Oliver Nelson Plays Michelle (Impulse!, 1966) With Duke Pearson Hush! (1962) Wahoo! (1964) Honeybuns (1965) Prairie Dog (1966) Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band (1967) The Phantom
(1968) Now Hear This (1968) How Insensitive (1969) It Could Only Happen with You (1970) With Sonny Red Breezing (Jazzland, 1960) With Max Roach Max Roach + 4 on the Chicago Scene (Emarcy, 1958) With
Sonny Rollins The Bridge (1962, RCA) Our Man in Jazz (1962, RCA Victor) Sonny Meets Hawk! (1963, RCA Victor) This Is What I Do (2000, Milestone) Sonny, Please (2006, EmArcy) With Lalo Schifrin Once a
Thief and Other Themes (Verve, 1965) With Shirley Scott Great Scott!! (Impulse!, 1964) Queen of the Organ (Impulse!, 1964) Latin Shadows (Impulse!, 1965) Soul Song (Atlantic, 1968) With Horace Silver
Serenade to a Soul Sister (1968, Blue Note) With Paul Simon There Goes Rhymin' Simon (1973, Columbia) With Billy Taylor Impromptu (Mercury, 1962) With Bobby Timmons Do You Know the Way? (1968,
Milestone) With Stanley Turrentine Hustlin' (1964, Blue Note) Easy Walker (1966, Blue Note) The Spoiler (1966, Blue Note) With Jack Wilson Easterly Winds (1967, Blue Note) With Kai Winding The
Incredible Kai Winding Trombones (1960, Impulse!) With The Young Lions The Young Lions (1960, Vee-Jay Records) "Where's the Melody?" workshop presentation by Rick Dimuzio at 4th annual JEN Jazz
Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
- Rick DiMuzio is a jazz saxophonist, composer, and Berklee professor http://www.rickdimuzio.com/about_Rick_DiMuzio.php Jon Hammond Bob Mintzer conducting the USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra at 4th annual JEN Jazz
Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA, smokin' set! Jon Hammond 
— with Bob Mintzer at Hyatt Regency Atlanta Joe
Berger King at Self employed Steve Wiggins Flight Attendant at ExpressJet Airlines Carl Dershem File Guy at Appellate Defenders, Inc. Cristina Alexandra Pascoal Saint Louis, Missouri Yoichiro
Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Elizabeth Tomboulian Owner/Practitioner at Quantum Energetics Therapy Roberto Q. Dias Amber Whitlock George Mason University Michael Di Amore Russell Bundy Jr
Musician/Saxophonist at U.S. Army Materiel Command Band Jose Gurria-Cardenas USC Livio Tagliapietra The New Scool of Jazz and Contemporary Music Jeff Ortmann Northeastern Illinois University
Francesco Sax Works at Docente Miur John Reynolds Dave Songer The Hamburgler at SD Music Publishers Juan Ramon Hernandez Robert Morgan University of North Texas Richard Lee Five Towns College Kit
Cotter Maleny, Queensland Gino Baffo Music Producer and Recording Studio Design and Build at Freelance Atlanta GA -- Hyatt Regency Atlanta, located on Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta - location
for JEN Jazz Education Network Conference (4th annual) in-progress right now 
- Jon Hammond — at Hyatt Regency Atlanta
Drummer Matt Wilson on the bandstand for a smokin' set with Nilson Matta "Samba Meets Jazz!" at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA - Jon Hammond 
— with Matt Wilson Adam MacBlane back in the USA! and Jon Hammond at .P Mauriat HQ Stand -
4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 
Adam MacBlane, Jon Hammond, and Blake Martin at .P Mauriat HQ Stand at 4th Annual
JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
Blake Martin is currently studying for his music, jazz studies (trumpet) and a
member of the USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra led by Bob Mintzer. — with Adam MacBlane at Hyatt Regency Atlanta Joe Berger King at Self employed Yoichiro Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Scotty MacBlane
Pikes Peak Community College Pat YU Works at P.Mauriat Jethro Torres University of the Philippines Diliman Joe Testa Director of Artist Relations Vic Firth Company and Jon Hammond 
at 4th annual JEN / Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA Mark O'Connor and Adam
MacBlane at P Mauriat HQ Stand in Exhibition Hall at JEN - 4th annual Jazz Education Network Conference Atlanta GA 
- Jon Hammond — with Adam MacBlane 汪芷伃 天主教崇光女子高級中學 黃瑜兒 Dru Stowe Connie James University of
South Carolina Michael W. Shobe University of North Texas Pamela Tsai Taipei Jethro Torres University of the Philippines Diliman Steve Huang Taipei, Taiwan Scotty MacBlane Pikes Peak Community
College Bob Cranshaw electric bass Lee Morgan Sidewinder Jazz Education Network Atlanta 2013 Jon Hammond
Youtube http://youtu.be/ckhvUE4Pis4 Bob Cranshaw the great Jazz bassist, recording artist, educator and Local 802 Jazz Consultant Executive Board Member here interviewed by
Jon Hammond at the 2013 JEN Jazz Education Network Conference in Atlanta GA. Bob tells an incredible story about the recording date with Lee Morgan on the classic album The Sidewinder. Bob Cranshaw
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Cranshaw special thanks to Mary Jo Papich, Rick Condit - Jazz Education Network http://www.HammondCast.com Atlanta GA -- Army Blues
"Pershing's Own" with Wycliffe Gordon - incredible smokin' concert last night at 4th Annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 2013 - Jon Hammond 
— with Wycliffe Gordon at Hyatt Regency Atlanta 2 of
my favorite musician Bob's: Bassist Bob Cranshaw and tenor saxophonist Bob Mintzer in Atlanta GA at the 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 
- Jon Hammond Jon Hammond and Frank Alkyer at the
very prestigious DownBeat Magazine Stand 
at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA http://www.namm.org/nammu/presenters/frank-alkyer Frank Alkyer is the publisher of DownBeat, Music Inc. and UpBeat Daily magazines–all produced
by Maher Publications, a family-owned company based in Elmhurst, Ill. He joined the company as editorial director in 1989 and he was named associate publisher in 1992 and publisher in 2003. Alkyer
began his career as a newspaper reporter. In the early 1980s, he served as statehouse reporter for the Youngstown Vindicator in Youngstown, Ohio. He then served as a general assignment reporter for
the Jersey Journal in Jersey City, New Jersey, where he covered everything from police and city hall to entertainment and business. He is a founding board member of Jazz Alliance International and
the Jazz Education Network as well as an advisory board member of the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz and the Litchfield Jazz Festival. He is also a member of American Society of Business
Publication Editors. He has proudly hosted Best In Show at NAMM since its inception in 2005. Alkyer lives in the Chicago area with his wife and daughter. Every now and again, he still finds time to
go into the basement and play a little guitar. He plans to get really good when he retires in about 30 years and has more time. Teruo Goto Works at Dirty old Musician Elizabeth Levy Works at 3rd
satellite from our Sun Joe Berger King at Self employed Gale Nudelman Works at Gap Lori Helfand The Ohio State University Andrew Hadro Musician at Freelance Gary Burton Entertainment at ABC News
Radio Dalya Azaria Katherine White The Ohio State University Pete Gamber Educational Rep Southern California at Music & Arts Sue Neely Hagedorn Albion College Mark J Williamson Owner/ President
at Williamson Music Co. John Hasse Curator of American Music at Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History Tom Olsen Marietta, Georgia Yoichiro Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Shari
Giddens Helmer Hod HaSharon Katie Maher Once upon a time at Maher Publications aka Down Beat The great Brazilian bassist Nilson Matta thanking the owner of the beautiful seasoned acoustic bass,
before playing the hell out of it "Samba Meets Jazz!" at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilson_Matta Nilson Matta is a premier Brazilian bassist and composer. He has been based in New York City since 1985. He
is also known for his work with Trio Da Paz, Don Pullen African Brazilian Connection, Joe Henderson, Yo Yo Ma and Nilson Matta's Brazilian Voyage. Nilson’s latest project, called Nilson Matta’s
Brazilian Voyage, is an exciting group playing many of Matta’s original songs mixed with Brazilian standards. For this album, Nilson called Harry Allen, Anne Drummond, Klaus Mueller, Ze Mauricio and
Mauricio Zotterelli into the studio. The album, produced by Nilson and Luisa Matta is dedicated to his native country of Brazil. It literally takes the listener on a “Brazilian Voyage” through the
many regions of that country. Jon Hammond, bassist Bob Cranshaw, trumpeter Blake Martin at Local 802 Musicians Union stand at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Bob Cranshaw's career
career spans the heyday of Blue Note Records to his recent involvement with the Musicians Union - 
known to many as long-time bassist on Sesame Street
TV Show - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Cranshaw Melbourne R. "Bob" Cranshaw (born December 10, 1932, in Evanston, Illinois) is an American
jazz bassist. His career spans the heyday of Blue Note Records to his recent involvement with the Musicians Union. He is perhaps best known for his long association with Sonny Rollins. Cranshaw has
been in Rollins's working band on and off for almost five decades, starting with the 1962 album The Bridge. Some of Cranshaw's best-known performances include on Lee Morgan's The Sidewinder and Grant
Green's Idle Moments. Cranshaw also served as the sole session bassist to Sesame Street and The Electric Company songwriter and composer Joe Raposo, and played bass guitar on all songs, tracks,
buttons and cues recorded by the Children's Television Workshop during Raposo's tenure. Although he lacks the name recognition of other bassists, Cranshaw has performed and recorded with a wide range
of leading jazz artists, including Ella Fitzgerald, Dexter Gordon, Grant Green, Coleman Hawkins, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, Johnny Hodges, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, J. J. Johnson, Jackie
McLean, Hank Mobley, Thelonious Monk, James Moody, Lee Morgan, Wes Montgomery, Oscar Peterson, Buddy Rich, George Shearing, Wayne Shorter, Horace Silver, Shirley Scott, Stanley Turrentine, McCoy
Tyner, Sonny Rollins, George Benson, and Joe Williams. Along with Wes Montgomery's brother Monk, Cranshaw was among the early jazz bassists to trade his upright bass for an electric bass. He was
criticized for this by jazz purists, although he was forced to switch by a back injury incurred in a serious auto accident. Throughout his long and distinguished career he has also performed on
hundreds of television shows and film and television scores. He appears on The Blue Note Story, a 90-minute documentary of the famed jazz label. Cranshaw was also a founding member of the short-lived
MJT + 3 (Modern Jazz Two) that included Frank Strozier on alto saxophone, Harold Mabern on piano, Willie Thomas on trumpet, and Walter Perkins on drums. The Chicago-based group produced several
albums, a number for Vee-Jay Records. Another vintage Cranshaw jam, 1964's Blue Flames, featuring Shirley Scott, Stanley Turrentine and Otis Finch, was recorded for Prestige Records. Cranshaw also
played live shows for tap dancer Maurice Hines, along with friend and drummer Paul Goldberg. Discography: As sideman With Nat Adderley Sayin' Somethin' (1966, Atlantic) With Gene Ammons Gene Ammons
and Friends at Montreux (Prestige, 1973) With Jaki Byard Out Front! (Prestige, 1964) With Johnny Coles Little Johnny C (Blue Note, 1963) With Sonny Criss Up, Up and Away (Prestige, 1967) The Beat
Goes On! (Prestige, 1968) With Frank Foster Manhattan Fever (Blue Note, 1968) With Dexter Gordon Clubhouse (1965 - released 1979, Blue Note) With Grant Green Idle Moments (1963, Blue Note) Matador
(1964, Blue Note) With Barry Harris Chasin' the Bird (Riverside, 1962) Luminescence! (Prestige, 1967) With Eddie Harris Cool Sax from Hollywood to Broadway (Columbia, 1964) With Joe Henderson Inner
Urge (1964, Blue Note) With Maurice Hines Maurice Hines: To Nat "King" Cole With Love (2005, Arbors Records) With Bobby Hutcherson The Kicker (1963 - released 1999, Blue Note) Happenings (1966, Blue
Note) With Milt Jackson Milt Jackson Quintet Live at the Village Gate (Riverside, 1963) In a New Setting (Limelight, 1964) Milt Jackson and the Hip String Quartet (Verve, 1968) With Yusef Lateef The
Blue Yusef Lateef (Atlantic, 1968) With Johnny Lytle The Village Caller! (Riverside, 1963) The Loop (Tuba, 1965) With Junior Mance Junior's Blues (Riverside, 1962) With Jackie McLean Right Now!
(1965, Blue Note) With Grachan Moncur III Evolution (1963, Blue Note) With Wes Montgomery Movin' Wes (1964, Verve Records) Bumpin' (1965, Verve) With Lee Morgan The Sidewinder (1964, Blue Note) With
Oliver Nelson Oliver Nelson Plays Michelle (Impulse!, 1966) With Duke Pearson Hush! (1962) Wahoo! (1964) Honeybuns (1965) Prairie Dog (1966) Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band (1967) The Phantom
(1968) Now Hear This (1968) How Insensitive (1969) It Could Only Happen with You (1970) With Sonny Red Breezing (Jazzland, 1960) With Max Roach Max Roach + 4 on the Chicago Scene (Emarcy, 1958) With
Sonny Rollins The Bridge (1962, RCA) Our Man in Jazz (1962, RCA Victor) Sonny Meets Hawk! (1963, RCA Victor) This Is What I Do (2000, Milestone) Sonny, Please (2006, EmArcy) With Lalo Schifrin Once a
Thief and Other Themes (Verve, 1965) With Shirley Scott Great Scott!! (Impulse!, 1964) Queen of the Organ (Impulse!, 1964) Latin Shadows (Impulse!, 1965) Soul Song (Atlantic, 1968) With Horace Silver
Serenade to a Soul Sister (1968, Blue Note) With Paul Simon There Goes Rhymin' Simon (1973, Columbia) With Billy Taylor Impromptu (Mercury, 1962) With Bobby Timmons Do You Know the Way? (1968,
Milestone) With Stanley Turrentine Hustlin' (1964, Blue Note) Easy Walker (1966, Blue Note) The Spoiler (1966, Blue Note) With Jack Wilson Easterly Winds (1967, Blue Note) With Kai Winding The
Incredible Kai Winding Trombones (1960, Impulse!) With The Young Lions The Young Lions (1960, Vee-Jay Records) "Where's the Melody?" workshop presentation by Rick Dimuzio at 4th annual JEN Jazz
Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
- Rick DiMuzio is a jazz saxophonist, composer, and Berklee professor http://www.rickdimuzio.com/about_Rick_DiMuzio.php Jon Hammond Bob Mintzer conducting the USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra at 4th annual JEN Jazz
Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA, smokin' set! Jon Hammond 
— with Bob Mintzer at Hyatt Regency Atlanta Joe
Berger King at Self employed Steve Wiggins Flight Attendant at ExpressJet Airlines Carl Dershem File Guy at Appellate Defenders, Inc. Cristina Alexandra Pascoal Saint Louis, Missouri Yoichiro
Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Elizabeth Tomboulian Owner/Practitioner at Quantum Energetics Therapy Roberto Q. Dias Amber Whitlock George Mason University Michael Di Amore Russell Bundy Jr
Musician/Saxophonist at U.S. Army Materiel Command Band Jose Gurria-Cardenas USC Livio Tagliapietra The New Scool of Jazz and Contemporary Music Jeff Ortmann Northeastern Illinois University
Francesco Sax Works at Docente Miur John Reynolds Dave Songer The Hamburgler at SD Music Publishers Juan Ramon Hernandez Robert Morgan University of North Texas Richard Lee Five Towns College Kit
Cotter Maleny, Queensland Gino Baffo Music Producer and Recording Studio Design and Build at Freelance Atlanta GA -- Hyatt Regency Atlanta, located on Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta - location
for JEN Jazz Education Network Conference (4th annual) in-progress right now 
- Jon Hammond — at Hyatt Regency Atlanta
Drummer Matt Wilson on the bandstand for a smokin' set with Nilson Matta "Samba Meets Jazz!" at 4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA - Jon Hammond 
— with Matt Wilson Adam MacBlane back in the USA! and Jon Hammond at .P Mauriat HQ Stand -
4th annual JEN Jazz Education Network Conference 
Adam MacBlane, Jon Hammond, and Blake Martin at .P Mauriat HQ Stand at 4th Annual
JEN Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA 
Blake Martin is currently studying for his music, jazz studies (trumpet) and a
member of the USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra led by Bob Mintzer. — with Adam MacBlane at Hyatt Regency Atlanta Joe Berger King at Self employed Yoichiro Hamahara 代表取締役 at 株式会社エス・ディ・アイ Scotty MacBlane
Pikes Peak Community College Pat YU Works at P.Mauriat Jethro Torres University of the Philippines Diliman Joe Testa Director of Artist Relations Vic Firth Company and Jon Hammond 
at 4th annual JEN / Jazz Education Network Conference - Atlanta GA Mark O'Connor and Adam
MacBlane at P Mauriat HQ Stand in Exhibition Hall at JEN - 4th annual Jazz Education Network Conference Atlanta GA 
- Jon Hammond — with Adam MacBlane 汪芷伃 天主教崇光女子高級中學 黃瑜兒 Dru Stowe Connie James University of
South Carolina Michael W. Shobe University of North Texas Pamela Tsai Taipei Jethro Torres University of the Philippines Diliman Steve Huang Taipei, Taiwan Scotty MacBlane Pikes Peak Community
College Bob Cranshaw electric bass Lee Morgan Sidewinder Jazz Education Network Atlanta 2013 Jon Hammond