Epstein Secrets

thing" - Stevie Wonder • "T hope to have the opportunity to bring our own modest contributions one day together with you because we are the world" - Quincy Jones "I dream that, one day when I wake up, the whole world will be one people who loves each other. I think it is possible that people throughout the wor

e people who loves each other. I think it is possible that people throughout the world will communicate with each other since we are not different" - George Duke "I am pleased to learn that all your work is to achieve peace of help, peace of mind, peace of heart and peace of body" - Dionne Warwick "Remember, y

of his arrival in the Big Apple, he landed gigs with veteran jazz artists Philly Joe Jones, Sonny Rollins, Slide Hampton and Eric Dolphy. He joined Quincy Jones in a tour of Europe that stretched from 1960 to 1961. Per a recommendation from Miles Davis, Hubbard was signed to Blue Note, where he recorded Ope

the Wind) with Blakey in 1988. In 1990, he appeared in Japan in an American-Japanese concert package that also featured Elvin Jones, Sonny Fortune, George Duke, Benny Green, Ron Carter and Rufus Reid. He also performed at the Warsaw Jazz Festival — a date that was recorded and released in 1992.' Other pursu

rummer) in Europe in addition trio dates with Chick Corea and legendary drummer Jack DeJohnette. Although Stanley Clarke may not be as well-known as Quincy Jones or Herbie Hancock, he is in the same league and deserves a seat in the first row in the Pantheon of Jazz. With this, I again invite you to enjoy th

to touring with his own band, Clarke has always enjoyed the challenge of collaborating with other artists on tour. Clarke teamed up with keyboardist George Duke in 1981 to form the Clarke/Duke Project. Together they scored a top 20 pop hit with "Sweet Baby," recorded three albums. Over the last decade he to