1. The old age: no musician, no music. As simple as that, unless you count singing in the bathroom as music. 2. The phonograph age: rich people could have professionally played music whenever they wanted to hear it. 3. The radio age: songs were heard by a wider audience. Ordinary people started to hear recorded music too.
Today, the first hard copies of the Doc Jazz’s new album ‘Intifada’ have arrived in France ! Those who live in or around Lyon can obtain a CD by sending an email with their name and address to docjazz(a)docjazz.com, and will be contacted by the sales representative in Lyon for information about payment and delivery. So, if you are in...
Today, the Musical Intifada is happy to announce the release of the new Doc Jazz CD ‘INTIFADA’. It will become available on Amazon soon! As you can see, Doc Jazz’s musical activism is going through a period of increased intensity. This new album release comes only a week ahead of Doc Jazz’s first ever cross-Atlantic performance, namely at PCRF’s Healing...
Artists Against Apartheid has released a new album! This album features artists of different genres who have donated a song to the project, resulting in a virtual CD that can be downloaded in a variety of audio formats. Standard quality is 320 K Mp3, but you can also get it in FLAC, AAC, Ogg Vorbis or ALAC. You can download...
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