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WHY RANK?

1 - Tim Cunningham, Jazz Saxophonist
Susan Frances of Jazz Review. Com states: His smooth jazz compositions and liquid saxophone lines were inspired by his feelings toward his family. Songs like “Sadie,” an ode to his young daughter Sadie, and “Wintress,” a tribute to his niece Wintress, are prime selections that show how music can speak with emotional depth...Cunningham has always found strength from his belief in God ever since he was a child growing up in Lansing, Michigan. And, though God has put many obstacles in his life, God has also enabled him to meet many wonderful people to help him overcome those obstacles. One very special person has been his wife, and then there have been the numerous multi-faceted musicians whom he has encountered, like his producer Daron Steward whom Cunningham met when both were attending college--Cunningham at Michigan State University and Steward at Western Michigan University.
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0 - MSU Professors of Jazz, MSU College of Music
The MSU Professors of Jazz are members of the jazz faculty at Michigan State University’s College of Music. The group was established in 2000 to facilitate outreach and recruitment. Since its inception, the group has completed residencies at Detroit Symphony Hall (2004-2006), Wharton Center for the Performing Arts (2004-present), and the Arts League of Michigan Jazz @ the Center (2003-present).
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0 - The Jazz Spectrum
My mission with the show is to educate and expose people to the full spectrum of jazz music, from Louis Armstrong to Wynton Marsalis and beyond. I also devote a lot of show time to a local jazz calendar, in studio performances, and on-air interviews with local and international jazz artists. Past guests include Rodney Whitaker, Wessell Anderson, Jerry Gonzalez, Jim Alfredson, and Diego Rivera. If you are a Michigan jazz artist or will be gigging in Michigan please drop me a line and I will do whatever I can to help promote your shows!
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