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I have 5 hollies in a row and only one is doing bad and turning yellow and not growing I don't understand why, Would anyone here have an idea why?
Whats killing my hollie bush????
sometimes this just happens with no good reason that we know of although the plant "knows".....soil problems in a particular spot, etc. but i would first ask, "do you have them on an irrigation system?". if so, make sure there isn't a problem with the sprinkler head in that spot. yellowing is usually a sign of too much water. are they all being fed the same?
No, I do not have them on an irragation system, I water with a hose, Yes they all get fed the same, And are all in the same soil type, Sunlight ect. So I don't understand why one would be doing this, I've heard that there is an insect that can cause this, But, I can't find a sign of one, I'm going to try some hollie with iron fertilizer and see if this helps, But, I'm really worried that the bush is not going to make it.
can you show a picture of a few leaves close up? no sense putting iron on them if that's not the problem.
I will take one tommorrow for you.
i had a thought last night. well, two thoughts really. first, it's never a good idea to stress an already stressed plant with feed, so a close up picture will help determine if it is a nutrient problem. second, i'm assuming you have fire ants there? if you do, they can undermine the root system and cause eventual death. just because you don't see a mound, don't assume there are none present. i had a row of plants a few years ago and one died. when i took it out, the fire ants had a nest under it like you couldn't believe. if you do suspect fire ants, you can sprinkle spectracide around all the plants and water it in. it won't hurt the plants but will kill anything underground. you can't do just one because they will just move to the next area.
what have you been feeding them up till now? if it's nutrient related, it seems to be a uniform, over all yellowing which would indicate nitrogen or possibly sulfur. the spots would appear to be a leaf spot typical to Ilex (Holly) and is caused by a fungus during warm, wet weather. avoid overhead watering and water only in the morning so leaves have a chance to dry. i could be wrong, and i really wish someone else would chime in here, but i don't think the two problems are necessarily related.
i know what i said before, but if it were my plant, i would feed with a good NPK with micro-nutrient granular feed and i would also get some Miracle Grow Liquid (comes in a yellow bottle) and spray it. Hollies in general like a moist, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. i can't say why this one is the only one affected but i would try to save it with my suggestions if i were you.
i'm sorry i can't be of more help....and let me know what happens.
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The next time he sees yellow in a US national team uniform, Matt Besler will have to sit out a match.
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So we couldn't believe our ears when we heard that the L.A. Lakers superstar had praised OKC's own Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. He admires their poise, their work ethic and their ability to keep their cool.
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|6 years 5 weeks ago
|I thought Fickell seemed like a poor game manager
But then I remembered just jow bad Zooker is.
He truly is terrible.
|6 years 5 weeks ago
|Yes, you are 100 percent right.
You learn a lot about someone when things don't go well, and it is gratifying to see what a class act Hoke is.
MSU was penalized for their personal fouls and they could have cost them the game. I like how Hoke worries about Michigan, period, and doesn't whine.
I'm sick of fans who always whine after every loss, football, basketball and hockey, moaning about bad ref calls and dirty opponent players and plays.
Michigan needs to suck it up, get back to winning and hope Michigan State loses two conference games.
|6 years 9 weeks ago
Brian, you noted that 7 out of 9 plays were well defensed, but then wrote that was an 88 percent success rate.
Seven out of nine is 77.7 percent, and 88.8 percent is eight out of nine. I'm not so sure that 77.7 percent is all that great.
Second, maybe the one PI call was bogus, but were any of the non-PI incompletions possible PI calls? If you're going to throw out the bad call that was called against the DBs maybe you should evaluate whether there was illegal contact on the incompletions and throw those plays away too (if there was illegal contact).
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|Would be really sweet
It would be excellent to start the Irish off 0-2. Like seeing Kelly stressing out.
Angry man.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|Evenhanded and fun to watch
Some people would find bias in a blind nun's coin flip.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
8-4 plus bowl loss in Gator against Georgia.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|What has happened to Michigan fans?
Back in Bo's day Michigan may have hated OSU but Bo and fans respected Woody after he was fired. I've seen the videos of Bo and Woody and -- once their competition was over after Woody was fired -- they resumed their friendship. Bo acknowledged Woody's greatness (and winning record against UM) and Woody acknowledged Bo's winning record against OSU and against Woody himself.
Tressel's gone, he was 8-1 (or 9-1) against Michigan and he deserves respect.
I'm not sure why folks are behaving so bitterly. It's on Michigan to beat OSU and Yressel shouldn't be blamed for his incredible success. I respect him. It is good for Michigan that he's gone.
I'm sick of all the negativity. Why can't people focus on football -- Michigan football -- and not be so caught up in sour grapes?
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|Minnesota should be 95 percent
Until Michigan has proven it is back, there are no sure things in the Big Ten. Both teams have new coaches.
And NW is at least even money, right now.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|Where's the evidence they did this?
Yes, Tressel broke the rules and so did some of their players. The players violated the rules but didn't gain some edge that helped them on the field. They made mistakes and Tressel made a huge mistake. But if Tressel had done what he should have done and reported the lawyer's email to compliance, they still would have beaten Michigan for the seventh year in a row and nine out of 10.
But there is no evidence they used the tattoo parlor as a recruiting advantage. Have any OSU recruits who signed at Michigan or elsewhere said that OSU tried to sell them on tattoos or anything else?
I haven't heard a single OSU player or non-OSU player who was recruited by the Buckeyes say that.
Claiming they did without any evidence is ridiculous.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|The scandal is...
That Michigan let them all have winning records against the Wolverines.
I wish people would just let it go. The season is here, let's do our talking on the field.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|And now...
"I guess cheaters win, some of the time."
The Buckeyes certainly won against Michigan, seven in a row so far. (One will be wiped out.)
Now Michigan needs to end the streak ON THE FIELD and quit worrying about OSU's free tattoos, which had nothing to do with the streak.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|But not nearly as old as
Greg Oden
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|Even if Bauserman starts
(which he probably will) Miller will get more than a quarter of playing time, I'd bet. If he does very well he might get even more the next week vs. a much better team, Toledo.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|The big difference
is that Miller appears to be more injury prone.
As we know all too well there is a risk sending QBs a lot smaller than Pryor running through Big Ten defenses. Miller is thought to be a better pure passer than Pryor and a more elusive runner, but Pryor knew the OSU offense better and hit gliding speed quickly.
If Miller can stay healthy he'll eventually (when he learns the offense and calms down) be quite a weapon.
|6 years 12 weeks ago
|They're friends
Why wouldn't he support Tressel?
|6 years 12 weeks ago
|That quoted coach is a pussy
And so is the writer. Couldn't he find at least ONE coach to say that and give his name?
The coach didn't need to be anonymous. Have some balls. Tressel's no longer a coach; what's he going to do? If there really is a coach who said that he should have the courage of his convictions.
Anonymous sources are sometimes necessary to break news but this is the kind of story where the reporter is either too lazy to find someone who'd go on the record or NO ONE would go on the record, and that says something.
I didn't respect the use of anonymous sources in the Freep's story on Michigan and don't respect the use of them in ESPN's Tressel story.
|6 years 12 weeks ago
|What about Miami's opener...
against Maryland?
|6 years 12 weeks ago
|The OSU games against non-conference powers
The OSU games against non-conference powers like USC, Texas and Miami are win-win for Michigan fans.
1. OSU loses and its fans are unhappy, pleasing Michigan fans. Or...
2. OSU wins and that helps the Big Ten's national perception and sets up Michigan to get more credit for defeating a higher-ranked team.
The glass is half-full.
This year I think OSU will beat Miami, with or without Miami's suspended players.
|6 years 13 weeks ago
|Why should we be worried?
Let the NCAA do its job.
Michigan should do its job and prepare to beat ND, MSU and OSU (and everyone else on the schedule).
Too many people too hung up on the OSU investigation. Let it go, and start concentrating on Michigan football. That's what really matters.
|6 years 13 weeks ago
|Carr was sincere
He does feel bad for Tressel.
Unlike many folks on this board most people who know and/or have worked with or competed against Tressel admire him and feel bad that he made an admittedly major mistake.
He was an exceptionally successful coach -- as we know all too well -- a brilliant strategist and master motivator. It says something when Carr and Hoke both say Tressel is a good man. The guy screwed up and paid a terrible price: The loss of the job he loved. That fact is good for Michigan football and the fan base should be satisfied with that fact instead of trying to rationalize how he somehow cheated Michigan into a 1-9 record against him.
|6 years 13 weeks ago
He was considered by Pryor -- and maybe by OSU and the NCAA -- to be a longtime benefactor of Pryor's, almost a parental figure. Or a generous "uncle." If he's not an OSU booster and is considered a family friend then he is allowed to give Pryor gifts.
The NCAA knew about the gifts and, to allay any concerns, OSU apparently asked Sarniak not to continue giving Pryor money.
This seems like a non-issue to me. The signature-selling, if it took place -- was way more serious.
|6 years 14 weeks ago
|next there will be
maize, blue and white tiger stripes
|6 years 14 weeks ago
|Come on.
"I feel like Michigan fans could never get to the point of OSU fans. We have too many deep thinkers among our fan base."
Deep thinkers?
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|There's a lot of wishful thinking going on around here
If Fickell wins the Big Ten or has an 11-win season he's keeping the job at OSU. Otherwise, if Meyer wants the OSU job, it's his. He's an Ohio native and I think he'd take it.
Then folks around here should get ready to hear even more of the "he plays criminals" stuff already widely used against Dantonio.
Because if we lose the opponents are evil and we are victims. It's never bad coaching and bad players on our part.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|Whatever. Too many question marks for certainty.
I am not very confident that MSU is overrated and will have a disappointing year.
I also don't know why Rivals wouldn't respect Dantonio and his staff, considering their record of year-to-year improvement.
Maybe Hoke and his coordinators will coach our team to an overachieving season and maybe they will be a good staff, but they certainly haven't proven it yet. I'll wait and see.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|Not surprising
Most Ohio State fans and probably almost all of their players and recruits loved Tressel and many of those folks still do.
It isn't surprising that people are willing to forgive their coach who went 5-2 in BCS games, won a national championship, seven Big Ten titles or co-titles and beat their rival nine out of 10 times. High school coaches loved Tressel, his competitors mostly liked him -- heck, even Brady Hoke says he likes and respects Tressel.
So why does everyone act surprised that Buckeye fans and players still like him. He screwed up. He paid for it with the job he loved.
You'd think that would be enough for Michigan fans. I don't care if Buckeyes still admire Tressel. I know that I always felt he was a better coach than Michigan's coach was, that he knew how to run a game plan and handle game strategy better than Carr and Rodriguez, and that he was a better recruiter than the M coaches too.
He's gone, and that's good for Michigan. He owned Michigan, but now he can't beat us anymore. Forget him and worry about whether we can beat Fickell.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|it's accurate
it WAS all or nothing.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|They're thin at WR
Especially until Game 6 when Posey comes back from suspension.
If true (and doesn't look like it's a done deal) this is a positive, although it may make them more attractive to WR recruits.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|Ding ding ding
This is the ONLY correct answer.
The Michigan fan base needs to adjust to the divisional format.
M fans should be rooting for all of the Legends teams to lose when they play OSU and the other Leaders teams. Maybe toward the end of the season when some Legends team is hopelessly behind Michigan would it make sense to root for them to beat OSU. As long as Legends team have a chance to tie or top Michigan in the division standings it is in Michigan's interest for OSU to beat our divisional rivals. Period.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
Probably was meant as a joke, but lame if serious.
None of the young men on every team deserve injury and I always hate to see someone hurt, even star players on teams playing our team.


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VIRGINIA BEACH -- When Virginia Wesleyan College begins its 23rd season of intercollegiate field hockey on Saturday, Aug. 31, the Marlins will experience two major changes.
No.1, there will be new leadership as Christina Restivo begins her first season as the Marlins' head coach. The team will also have two new assistant coaches in Kellie Finn and Nicole Morgan.
No. 2, the Marlins return to campus. After several seasons of playing the majority of home games on turf at the Virginia Beach Sportsplex National Training Center, the Marlins will now host home games on Marlins Field adjacent to the Trinder Center on campus.
Home games will be at a premium however, as the Marlins will play only six times on the home grass. Four of those six dates will feature Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) foes and the other two will bring in a pair of Division II teams from South Carolina, Limestone College and Newberry College.
While Limestone has been competing in field hockey since 2009, the 2013 season will be the first for Newberry. Both teams are members of the Independent Schools Alliance which includes members in Kentucky, Missouri, New York and South Carolina. The Marlins will take on Newberry on Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. and face Limestone on Oct. 20 at 1 p.m.
Before all that however, the Marlins face a challenging start to the season, playing four consecutive games away from Virginia Beach. VWC will open 2013 on Saturday, Aug. 31, at 2 p.m. in Aston, Pa. on the campus of Neumann University. The Marlins will tangle with Maryland's Stevenson University in a neutral field game, facing a Mustangs team that will be trying to build on eight victories recorded in 2012, the third highest total in program history.
Six of the top seven scorers from last year to return to help put that in motion, led by second team All-Commonwealth Conference honoree Caitlin Dempsey (Fallston, Md./Fallston), who scored eight goals and two assists. SU also brings back two key defensive players in Ariella Hopp (Jarrettsville, Md./Institute of Notre Dame), another second team all-conference honoree, and goalie Katie Cavanaugh (Park View, Md./Perry Hall), who recorded 123 saves.
About 24 hours later, on Sunday, Sept. 1, Virginia Wesleyan will play again, taking on the host Knights of Newmann. The Knights finished 3-14 last year, with one of the losses a 1-0 setback to VWC. This season Neumann returns its top two scorers in Lindsey Spatola (Patchogue, N.Y./National Sports Academy), who scored seven goals and two assists, and Kenya Woods (Salem, N.J./Salem), who added five goals and an assist. Lindsey Kasecamp (Bel Air, Md./Patterson Mill) will lead the defense as the returning goalkeeper. She recorded 148 saves in 2012.
The Marlins continue their non-conference slate on Sunday, Sept. 19 at 1 p.m. in Frostburg, Maryland against the host Bobcats of Frostburg State University, which competes in the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC). The 'Cats return three of the top five scorers from 2012, led by Becky Randel (Columbia, Md./Long Reach) and Ashley Johnson (Poway, Calif./Poway). Randel scored six goals and six assists and Johnson tallied five goals and two assists. There will be a new face in front of the cage however, as Maggie Edwards, who recorded 214 saves last season, has graduated. FSU finished 7-14 last year, with one of the losses a 2-1 decision to VWC.
VWC will face one of its biggest challenges of the season on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in Newport News against Christopher Newport University, which finished 2012 with a 17-2 record ranked No. 7 nationally. Belle Tunstall (Vienna/James Madison), who scored 12 goals and 11 assists, will lead a strong line-up that includes five of the top seven scorers from last season. CNU outgoaled opponents 64-25 in 2012.
After that the Marlins begin five straight weekends with Saturday and Sunday contests. On Saturday, Sept. 21, VWC's beings Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) play hosting Washington and Lee University at 11:30 a.m. On Sunday, Sept. 22, Newberry's Wolves will take on VWC on Marlins field at 1 p.m.
An ODAC weekend on the road is next, with VWC playing at Roanoke College in Salem at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, and competing at Sweet Briar College on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 2:30 p.m. That will be followed by a conference weekend on Marlins Field as VWC hosts Bridgewater College at 12 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5, and Randolph-Macon College at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6.
The following weekend is a "split," with an ODAC game on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Shenandoah University at 4 p.m., and a non-conference date at Delaware's Wesley College on Sunday, Oct. 13 at 3 p.m. Wesley advanced to the championship game of the CAC last year after stunning No. 2 ranked Salisbury University in the semifinals, winning 4-3. The Wolverines will be led this year by All-American and CAC Co-Player of the Year Madison Leone (Dover, Del./Caesar Rodney). She scored 20 goals and seven assists and is part of a potent offense that includes four of last year's top six scorers
VWC will play its final ODAC road game at powerhouse Lynchburg College, which finished 2012 ranked No. 11, before closing its regular season with two home dates, Sunday, Oct. 20 against Limestone and Saturday, Oct. 26, against ODAC foe Eastern Mennonite University. Limestone finished with a 13-5 record in 2012 and outgoaled opponents 42-19. The Saints return four of their top five scorers, led by ISA Player of the Year and All-American Rachel Goromonzi (Harare, Zimbabwe/Watershed College) who scored 14 goals last year. Limestone also returns goalie Lindsey Horton (Aurora, Colo./Overland) who recorded an 81.0% saves percentage.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Though he became the first Texas Rangers pitcher to go six innings and the first to post a quality start this year, RHP Nick Martinez still ended up back in the minor leagues Sunday after a one-day callup.
The Rangers optioned Martinez to Double-A Frisco to make room for RHP Yu Darvish.
Despite Martinez's impressive six-inning, three-run effort Saturday, manager Ron Washington said the club never really considered changing its plan to keep him in the majors even though LHP Joe Saunders is currently dealing with a sore and bruised left ankle.
Martinez will pitch either Thursday or Friday for Frisco at Northwest Arkansas.
"He has pitchability and he showed that last night," Washington said. "He's going to pitch for the Texas Rangers for a long time. We know who Nick Martinez is. Don't read anything much into him going back to the minors right now.
"He showed poise out there. He didn't get rattled. That's a tough team to pitch against and guys made adjustments from pitch to pitch and at-bat to at-bat. And he still left the game with a chance to win."


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The combination of economic growth and moderate inflation has powered the U.S. stock market in the 1990s, but will that hold true in 2000? In general, our experts see good if not great times ahead. "Continued consumer spending probably will mean greater corporate profits, which will be positive for stocks," says Rodgers.
Market leadership is likely to shift to large-capitalization value stocks in an economic slowdown, Eley predicts. "In a weaker economy, larger companies usually do better than small ones," he says. "In addition, value stocks are not as vulnerable to price collapses as growth-oriented issues might be."
Eley thinks the excessively strong performance of large-cap growth stocks could end in 2000, and large-cap value stocks will advance, reversing a years-long trend. Large-cap growth funds had an average total return of 34.32% in 1998, beating large-cap value funds' return of 12.38%, according to Morningstar, a mutual fund research firm in Chicago. And through the third quarter of 1999, large-cap growth funds returned 8.58%, compared with a 0.08% gain for large-cap value funds, according to Morningstar.
Investors should look for companies with strong balance sheets, low price-to-earnings and low price-to-book ratios, Eley says. Further, he recommends companies with market leadership and worldwide exposure whose stocks haven't enjoyed big advances in their prices. For example, consider stocks like Chevron (NYSE: CHV), Dow Chemical (NYSE: DOW), DuPont (NYSE: DD), General Motors (NYSE: GM), Philip Morris (NYSE: MO) and Sears, Roebuck & Co. (NYSE: S) when building a basic portfolio, he says.
Eley prefers basic industrial companies for 2000, but some technology companies that were beaten up earlier in 1999 are now more attractive. "If you have a large portfolio, you might include well-valued tech companies" such as Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Harris (NYSE: HRS) and Raytheon (NYSE: RTNa).
Okomo points to three sectors of the equity market that he expects to excel in 2000. "The technology sector should continue to be a growth area, with the expansion of the Internet generating excitement," he says. His tech favorites: AT&T (NYSE: T) and EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC).
The healthcare sector appeals to Okomo because of demographics: an aging population will need more medical care. Leading pharmaceutical companies such as Merck (NYSE: MRK) and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) will benefit from the aging of the population, he says. Okomo also thinks 2000 will be a good year for leisure companies such as Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) and Time Warner (NYSE: TWX). Although Disney stock has been beaten down, Okomo says the company still possesses valuable assets-its extensive film library and theme parks-that will help the shares rebound.
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I'm struggling with a strategy to refresh a JSP using Struts when a simple onchange event fires on the client side.
The scenario is this: I have a maintenance screen that is called from a results list. The maintenance screen is populated just fine from a 'prepare transaction' action class. One of the form fields that can be changed is a inventory part number. What I'm trying to figure out is what's the best way to display the part number's description when the user changes the part number?
Right now I'm calling <html:rewrite forward="refreshAltSkuInfo"/>?action=update&pkarr=' + param1; My problem seems to be that I'm not getting the changed part number from the form field correctly. It is always null. My form is a DynaForm if that matters.
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- How to refresh JSP using Struts by Duncan Mills on November 05 2004 00:09 EST
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I think it's the use of <html:rewrite> that's the issue here, because you're not submitting the page the current value of the part number is never making it into the ActionForm.
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Why not call form.submit() from your JavaScript?


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From CBS Denver Jazz Legend Honored By Colorado Music Hall Of Fame By: Tom Mustin Dianne Reeves, a renowned jazz singer in Denver, is one of this year's inductees into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. The George Washington High School graduate is a five-time Grammy winner, with more than four decades in the music business. She sat down with...
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From Westword Colorado Music Hall of Fame Inducts Dianne Reeves By: Jon Solomon As a teen in the '70s, jazz singer Dianne Reeves had a weekly gig at the Warehouse, a restaurant and music venue in Glendale that paid $250 each weekend. During her year-and-a-half stint there, her first extended professional club run, Reeves met legendary jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald,...
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From Edmonton Journal Dianne Reeves packs more than jazz tunes into her eclectic concert adventures By: Roger Levesque Few jazz singers alive have the power, the vocal range, the assured delivery or the wide-ranging taste in repertoire that Dianne Reeves enjoys. In fact, is it still appropriate to call her a jazz singer? "Jazz was my foundation and jazz has...
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From New York Times National Endowment For The Arts Names 2018 Jazz Masters By: Giovanni Russonello The National Endowment for the Arts on Monday announced its class of 2018 Jazz Masters, awarding the annual fellowship to a broad range of honorees at various stages of their careers… Ms. Reeves first achieved renown in the early 1980's, when her full-throated voal...
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The Dominion Post Concert Review: Dianne Reeves – Wellington Jazz Festival By: Colin Morris When Dianne Reeves last visited Wellington in 2010, critic/reviewer Simon Sweetman described Reeves that night as "captivating, astonishing and amazing" and Friday night was no different. Entering stage right in a bright yellow dress with a maxi-coat of printed flowers, it was as if summer had...
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From In Daily Review: Dianne Reeves By: Greg Elliot Dianne Reeves is a beautiful singer with a smile that lights up the stage. A professional at the top of her game, she entertains effortlessly and enthusiastically. One of the joys of live performance is seeing an artist totally immersed in their music, and in the case of jazz musicians, it...
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From The Daily Telegraph Jazz diva Dianne Reeves changes the energy in her own Vivid light show By: Steve Moffatt AMERICAN jazz diva Dianne Reeves reckons the energy needs to be changed in the world at the moment so for her one-off appearance for Vivid at Angel Place she told her audience to forget what's happening outside — "this is...
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From New Zealand Herald Jazz diva: don't rush to judge By: William Dart Dianne Reeves is a genuine jazz diva with five Grammy Awards to prove it but she's totally in tune with today's leading pop artists. "Too many people judge a singer like Beyonce by what they see on the surface," Reeves, 60, says. "Knowing the musicians she's worked...
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From The Sydney Morning Herald Dianne Reeves: My influences taught me the power of music By: Jane Rocca I used to look for my father inside closets and behind doors. He died when I was two years old and I eventually realised he wasn't coming back and stopped looking for him. I recall his laugh. My mother, Vada Louise, said...
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From Stuff (New Zealand) Grammy-award winning artist flying in for jazz festival By: Eleanor Wenman It's been six or seven years since Grammy-award winning Dianne Reeves set foot in Wellington but there's one thing she remembers. "I recall it being extraordinarily windy." That didn't put her off however and now she's back to take part in the Wellington Jazz Festival....
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From The Brisbane Times Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2017 stars 'tough broads' in a man's world By: Michael Dwyer Jazz is still a man's world but three headliners of the 2017 Melbourne International Jazz Festival see greater challenges than being female… Dianne Reeves, another immensely distinguished guest at this year's festival, has sung her share of agitation in the past....
Posted May 19th, 2017
From Radio Milwaukee 5 Songs We Can't Stop Listening To with guests LeVar Burton, Kyle Craft, and more By: Justin Barney LeVar Burton picks "Testify" by Dianne Reeves: This is '5 Songs We Can't Stop Listening To' and every week we ask one person that we love to tell us about one song that they can't stop listening to. This...
Posted Apr 24th, 2017
From Calgary Herald Higher Standards: Genre-blurring Grammy winner Dianne Reeves sings without borders By: Eric Volmers It takes a special singer to find the common ground between Ani DiFranco's 32 Flavors and the 1933 American Songbook classic Stormy Weather. But that was among the impressive feats jazz singer Dianne Reeves achieved with Beautiful Life, her 2014 studio album that also...
Posted Feb 24th, 2017
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch Dianne Reeves dazzles during jazzy Christmas show at the Touhill By: Kevin C. Johnson One of the holiday season's jazziest nights out unfolded Friday at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, where Dianne Reeves shared soothing sounds during her "Christmas Time is Here" concert. The occasion served as the perfect time for Reeves to dust off her...
Posted Dec 5th, 2016
From The St. Louis Dispatch Q&A: Dianne Reeves brings Christmas warmth to the Touhill By: Kevin C. Johnson Jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves brings music from her 2004 holiday album, "Christmas Time is Here," to the Touhill on Friday. Her last album was the Grammy-winning "Beautiful Life" (2014). A new live album is coming in 2017. What can we expect from...
Posted Nov 29th, 2016
From Art News UNITED STATES ARTISTS NAMES 2016 FELLOWS, INCLUDING MIRANDA JULY, STANLEY WHITNEY, SHIRIN NESHAT By: Alex Greenberger United States Artists in Chicago announced its fellows for 2016 today. The 46 artists in fields ranging from visual arts to what the foundation calls "media" will receive $50,000 each. "By supporting American artists, USA is supporting creativity, free expression, and...
Posted Nov 17th, 2016
From The Salt Lake City Tribune JazzSLC and Dianne Reeves reunited once again By: Rebecca Walsh Some things just come together over time — Bob Dylan and rock, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, Dianne Reeves and the JazzSLC concert series. Reeves will headline the season opener Friday, Sept. 9, at the Capitol Theatre in Salt Lake City. A Denver native,...
Posted Sep 6th, 2016
From 27 East Dianne Reeves Performs At Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center July 17 By: Isa Goldberg When Dianne Reeves appears at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center on Sunday, July 17, it will be on the heels of her European tour. Last stop: Riga, Latvia. This schedule is not unusual for the jazz singer who typically tours for six to...
Posted Jul 12th, 2016
From NJTV News Jazz Great Sarah Vaughan Gets Immortalized on Forever Stamp By: Maddie Orton It's a tremendous tribute in small packaging. In a first day-of-issue stamp dedication ceremony at Sarah Vaughan Concert Hall — part of Newark Symphony Hall — Newark-born Vaughan became the seventh artist immortalized in the U.S. Postal Service's Music Icon Series… …The ceremony included performances...
Posted Mar 31st, 2016
From US Postal Service Multiple Grammy Award winning jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves to participate in the US Postal Service's Sarah Vaughan Commemorative Forever Stamp ceremony. Sarah Vaughan Commemorative Forever® Stamp First Day of Issue Ceremony The United States Postal Service will release a Sarah Vaughan Commemorative Forever Stamp during a First-Day-of Issue Stamp Ceremony on Tuesday, March 29, 2016, in...
Posted Mar 21st, 2016
From NBC 7 San Diego Dianne Reeves Rocks Symphony Hall By: Robert Bush Reeves's band is well-oiled and battle-tested, and its opening instrumental highlighted the resourcefulness and interplay of guitarist Romero Lubambo and pianist Peter Martin, who also serves as Reeves' musical director. Demonstrating a penchant for unusual material, Reeves launched into a surprising arrangement of Stevie Nicks' "Dreams," showcasing...
Posted Feb 29th, 2016
From Journal Sentinel Dianne Reeves Brings New Glow to Holiday Music at Wilson Center By: Elaine Schmidt Just when you think you've had about enough of holiday tunes, Dianne Reeves shows up, blends a few into a magical concert and leaves you wishing she had sung a lot more of them. The jazz vocalist, often listed alongside such greats as...
Posted Dec 14th, 2015
From Wisconsin Gazette Dianne Reeves Swings Holiday Favorites in Concert By: Michael Muckian As a child, jazz singer Dianne Reeves always loved the music of Christmas. If she had a favorite, it might have been Nat "King" Cole's version of "The Christmas Song," the seasonal ode to "chestnuts roasting on an open fire" penned by Mel Torme. "They were both...
Posted Dec 7th, 2015
Anybody walking near St. Philip and George streets between 9:10 and 10:30 on Saturday night must have stopped walking for a moment and turned their attention toward the Cistern. From the moment Dianne Reeves' band took the stage, the quartet's masterful interplay worked like a snake charmer on our ears, drawing us in and forcing our jaws to drop lower...
Posted Jun 1st, 2015
Her performance this year is on the heels of her 18th album, Beautiful Life, which is her first studio album in five years. On it, Reeves sings smooth covers of songs like Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain" and Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" — it's a characteristically elegant and modern offering. "This isn't the first time that I have played this festival,...
Posted May 27th, 2015
Congratulations to Dianne Reeves, recipient of a 2015 Bonfils-Stanton Award! The award honors outstanding Coloradans for significant contributions in the fields of arts and humanities, community service, and science and medicine. To learn more click here
Posted May 8th, 2015
Jazz Fest review: Dianne Reeves offers sublime set at the Miller Center for the Arts Matters of the heart and soul inform all of Reeves' music, and at her set as part of the Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest, she reached deep within herself and shared heart and soul with a grateful and attentive audience at the Miller Center for the...
Posted Apr 13th, 2015
DIANNE REEVES is truly one-of-a-kind. In addition to her incomparable voice and its ability both float airily over piano strains and envelop a room in its soulful power, the singer took home her fifth—fifth—consecutive golden gramophone at this year's GRAMMY Awards. She's the only person to have ever done so. That's Reeves: everything she touches is done with a down-to-earth...
Posted Apr 1st, 2015
Trains of musical thought that wind from one part of the world into another and from one century to the next: A sense of boarding and changing trains on a far-reaching journey ran through Dianne Reeves's concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall on Friday evening. The most admired jazz diva since the heyday of Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald...
Posted Feb 17th, 2015
The joy on stage was obvious, in Reeves's spontaneous ooh's and aah's during Malone's solos, in the wrinkles of Lubambo's rapturous smile, and in the looks they all shared which seemed to say, watch what I'm about to do next. Reeves's effortless performance was marked by genuine delight. She engaged the audience with playful comments and stories — some sung...
Posted Feb 9th, 2015
From The New York Times As Bubbly as a Midnight Glass of Champagne By: James R. Oestreich The New York Philharmonic's New Year's Eve concert at Avery Fisher Hall offered cleverness and good spirits aplenty. That much was all but guaranteed in a program celebrating the Gershwin brothers: the composer George and the lyricist Ira… …Ms. Reeves pretty much took...
Posted Jan 5th, 2015
From The Los Angeles Times NAACP Image Awards 2014: Full list of nominees The 46th NAACP Image Awards, which celebrate the accomplishments of people of color in the fields of television, music, literature and film, announced its nominees, lead by "Selma" on the film side and ABC's "black-ish" for television. Winners will be announced during a two-hour broadcast on TV...
Posted Dec 10th, 2014
From The Durham-Herald Sun Staying open and true: Dianne Reeves to perform By: Cliff Bellamy …After 18 recordings, Reeves has a repertoire that includes jazz standards, originals and arrangements of songs not usually considered standards. On "Beautiful Life," her latest record released earlier this year, she puts her stamp on tunes like Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain" and "Dreams," the...
Posted Nov 13th, 2014
From The Jazz Line Dianne Reeves opens the DSO Paradise Jazz Series on a High Note By: Veronica Grandison The Detroit Symphony Orchestra opened its annual Paradise Jazz Series with the renowned jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves. The concert took place October 17 at Orchestra Hall and the venue was filled with fans of the iconic singer, who has been performing...
Posted Oct 21st, 2014
From The Boston Globe Regardless of genre, Reeves occupies her songs By: Jeremy D. Goodwin It was worthy of a festival-closing performance. When Dianne Reeves played the last set of the Tanglewood Jazz Festival in 2011 — in tandem with Angélique Kidjo and Lizz Wright, under the banner of the all-star Sing the Truth ensemble — a highlight was her...
Posted Oct 15th, 2014
From WBUR 'This Is A New Time' — And Dianne Reeves Finds Her Place In It By: Claire Dickson Last February, vocalist Dianne Reeves graced the world of recorded music with her rich voice and crystal clear vocal interpretations for the first time in five years. Every track on her new album, "Beautiful Life," produced by Terri Lyne Carrington, features...
Posted Oct 13th, 2014
From the Irish Examiner Dianne Reeves – America's First Lady of Jazz By: Ed Power IN advance of her gig at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, Ed Power Dianne Reenes is as humble as ever, despite her Grammys and singing for George Clooney. The first lady of American jazz wears her mantle lightly. Dianne Reeves may be garlanded in Grammy...
Posted Oct 10th, 2014
From The Huffington Post The Delicious Soulfulness of Dianne Reeves By: Diriye Osman Dianne Reeves oozes earth-deep soulfulness. Everything about her – from the way she sings to the way she speaks – is soulful. Warmth, diamond-like precision and generosity, in her music and in her approach to the world at large, make her the sort of artist that is...
Posted Jul 30th, 2014
From DownBeat Magazine Strong Sets Under Stormy Skies at Twin Cities Jazz Festival By: Robin James Summer in Minnesota is generally a time for warm temperatures and outdoor fun. But it can also be a time of sudden, heavy rainfall. During the 16th annual Twin Cities Jazz Festival, held June 26–28 in downtown St. Paul, Minn., inclement weather may have...
Posted Jul 16th, 2014
From The Twin Cities Daily Planet Everything clicked: 2014 Twin Cities Jazz Festival review By: Robin James "I'm glad we didn't go to the park. We're stuck in here together," Dianne Reeves said at the end of her scorching hot set inside the Amsterdam Bar and Hall on Saturday night, June 28, to close the 16th annual Twin Cities Jazz...
Posted Jul 14th, 2014
From The Ottawa Citizen Jazzfest review: Dianne Reeves uplifts with vocal thrills, deep grooves By: Peter Hum Before you heard Dianne Reeves in Confederation Park Wednesday night, you probably thought you knew how the Fleetwood Mac hit Dreams went. How about the Peter Gabriel song In Your Eyes, or that old jazz tune Stormy Weather? Reeves, the four-time Grammy winner,...
Posted Jun 26th, 2014
From The Ottawa Citizen For Dianne Reeves it's just about good music By: Peter Hum For a singer at the pinnacle of the jazz world and a four-time Grammy Award winner in the jazz vocals category, Dianne Reeves isn't one to get too hung up about genre labels. Ask her about bluegrass, blues and world music acts appearing on the...
Posted Jun 20th, 2014
From SFGate Dianne Reeves, jazz singer with a heavy dose of soul By: Jesse Hamlin Dianne Reeves, the sumptuous-voiced jazz singer who's as likely to do a Temptations tune as a Cole Porter classic, always liked Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams, " one of the modern standards on "Beautiful Life," her first album in five years. But she never figured she'd sing...
Posted Jun 12th, 2014
From The Philippine Daily Inquirer Sumptuous Jazz Tunes from Dianne Reeves By: Rito P. Asilo Dianne Reeves is known among sing-along aficionados for her hard-to-sing inspirational tune, "Better Days." But, jazz lovers adore her for her improvised melodies and seamless technique—as her genre-redefining covers of Minnie Riperton's "Loving You" and "My Funny Valentine" demonstrate. The sophisticated 13-song lineup of "Beautiful...
Posted Apr 25th, 2014
From NPR Acclaimed Jazz Singer Diane Reeves Takes On A Soulful Sound Host: Arun Rath Again, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "STORMY WEATHER") DIANE REEVES: (Singing) Don't know why there's no sun up in the sky… RATH: Diane Reeves has received just about all the accolades a jazz singer could. She's...
Posted Mar 10th, 2014
From DownBeat Magazine The fabulous Dianne Reeves graces the cover of this month's issue of DownBeat Magazine, also featuring an in-depth article about Dianne's career and her brand new album, Beautiful Life. To read the feature article click here
Posted Mar 1st, 2014
From Ebony After Deaths, Dianne Reeves Finds a Beautiful Life By: Souleo On the surface, the title of Dianne Reeves' new album, Beautiful Life seems straightforward enough, but it holds a deeper significance for the singer after experiencing two major deaths. Five years ago she returned home to help care for her ailing mother who died in 2012 after battling...
Posted Feb 28th, 2014
From PBS Singer Dianne Reeves One of the foremost female jazz vocalists in the world today, Reeves comments on her five-year hiatus between CDs. Dianne Reeves has an international reputation for unique jazz and R&B stylings, and her following has only grown as she's crossed musical genres. She was discovered by trumpeter Clark Terry while performing with her high school...
Posted Feb 21st, 2014
From Voice of America Dianne Reeves' 'Beautiful Life' Offers Musical Melting Pot By: Diaa Bekheet Dianne Reeves is extending her jazz style beyond the boundaries of pop, soul, and contemporary R&B with her new album, Beautiful Life, which skillfully blends modern jazz and soul with bossa nova and reggae music. The four-time Grammy winner officially released Beautiful Life on February...
Posted Feb 18th, 2014
From Concord Records GRAMMY-WINNING VOCALIST DIANNE REEVES SET TO RELEASE BEAUTIFUL LIFE, HER FIRST ALBUM IN FIVE YEARS Reeves' Debut Recording on Concord Records Features an All-Star Cast North American Release: 2/11/14 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – One of the preeminent female jazz vocalists in the world, Dianne Reeves, is set to release her Concord Records debut, Beautiful Life, on February...
Posted Feb 11th, 2014
From Something Else Dianne Reeves – Beautiful Life (2014) By: Esther Berlanga-Ryan Five years sounds like an awful long time to wait for Dianne Reeves' new album. One of the most recognizable female jazz voices today, this woman carries the meaning of truth in her voice as if it is no big deal. Unlike other marvelous voices such as Dee...
Posted Jan 31st, 2014
From NPR Music A Tribute To Abbey Lincoln On JazzSet Dee Dee Bridgewater, Dianne Reeves, Cassandra Wilson, and Terri Lyne Carrington perform from the Abbey Lincoln songbook. To listen to the broadcast click here
Posted Jan 20th, 2014
From The Denver Post Dianne Reeves, Denver Jazz Star, Offers Tasteful "Beautiful Life" By: Bret Saunders Denver's four-time Grammy Award-winning vocalist, Dianne Reeves, hasn't released a collection of new recordings in five years. It's clear, however, that she's invested a good deal of time and effort in her new CD, "Beautiful Life." It's due on Feb. 11, on the Concord...
Posted Jan 14th, 2014
From Concord Music Group GRAMMY-WINNING VOCALIST DIANNE REEVES SET TO RELEASE BEAUTIFUL LIFE Reeves' Debut Recording on Concord Records Features an All-Star Cast One of the preeminent female jazz vocalists in the world, Dianne Reeves, is set to release her Concord Records debut, Beautiful Life, on February 11, 2014. The album showcases Reeves' sublime gifts by melding elements of R&B,...
Posted Jan 8th, 2014
From The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Best of 2013: Jazz By: Rick Nowlin 1. Dianne Reeves (Manchester Craftsmen's Guild Jazz Concert Hall, May 4): The vocalist lived up to her reputation as a diva on this night; I haven't heard a more powerful yet evocative female voice in a long time, if ever. I salute her for her opening number, Fleetwood Mac's...
Posted Dec 19th, 2013
From Jazz Police 2013 Exit O International Jazz Festival By: Bridget Aarwine The Exit 0 International Jazz Festival, now in its second year, relied on community involvement this past weekend (November 8-10, 2013) as venues all across town and volunteers from the area opened up and served in the name of jazz. Nine venues, one hundred plus musicians, and countless...
Posted Nov 27th, 2013
From standard.co.uk Majestic diva Reeves was at her expansive best in a performance of typical warmth and power A glance at the photos in this year's EFG London Jazz Festival concert programme suggests that some of its artists are past their prime. Not so the majestic Dianne Reeves, however. A diva in the true sense of the word, she was...
Posted Nov 21st, 2013
From The Gazette Dianne Reeves promotes latest album with stop at Strathmore By: Cara Hedgepeth Four-time Grammy winner Dianne Reeves recently returned from Japan where she was promoting her latest album, "Beautiful Life." Friday night, American audiences will get their first taste of Reeves' newest work in a concert at Strathmore. "Beautiful Life," due out in the States in February,...
Posted Oct 16th, 2013
From The Washington Performer Jazz Legend Dianne Reeves to Perform at Strathmore Jazz legend Dianne Reeves will perform at Strathmore Music Center in Bethesda, Md., at 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 18. Reeves, a four-time Grammy winner, will perform jazz standards and original songs from her three-decade career, including selections from the upcoming "Beautiful Life," her first album in more...
Posted Oct 13th, 2013
From The News Observer A reflective Dianne Reeves sings with the Billy Childs Jazz Chamber Ensemble By: Craig Lindsey Fans of Reeves will be glad to know that she will release an album next February. "Beautiful Life" will be her first release on the Concord Music Group label. "I fulfilled my contract with Blue Note and I wanted to do...
Posted Oct 4th, 2013
From JazzTimes Dianne Reeves to Release First Album in 5 Years Next February By: Jeff Tamarkin Singer Dianne Reeves will release her Concord Records debut, Beautiful Life, next February 11. The album's 12 songs include covers of Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain," Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams," Marvin Gaye's "I Want You" and Ani DiFranco's "32 Flavors." Produced by Terri Lyne Carrington,...
Posted Sep 13th, 2013
From 88.9 WWNO Jazz Fest Minutes: A Conversation With Dianne Reeves By: Fred Kasten Dianne Reeves is one of the finest jazz singers on the planet. Born in Detroit, she grew up in Denver in a family full of musicians. "There's a lot of musicians in my family," Reeves said. "My uncle is a bassist and he was with the...
Posted Apr 8th, 2013
From WRTI Singing Her Heart Out: Vocalist Dianne Reeves on Crossover By: Joe Patti and Jill Pasternak There are a ton of great jazz vocalists in the world, but there's only one Dianne Reeves. Since age 11, she's been singing her heart out, garnering three Grammy awards for three consecutive CDs – the only vocal recording artist in any category...
Posted Apr 3rd, 2013
from The Guardian Dianne Reeves at Ronnie Scott's By John Fordham Dianne Reeves is often considered the torch-bearer of the great Sarah Vaughan's operatic-jazz legacy. But if the names of Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald are often invoked as proof of her class, Reeves has been open to a wider world than jazz. Since her early years (aided by her 1980s...
Posted Nov 12th, 2012
from JazzWise Magazine Dianne Reeves Dazzles at Ronnie's By Jack Massarik To observe the wonderful Dianne Reeves going about her business at Ronnie Scott's recently was a powerful reminder that real jazz singers don't repeat themselves and create their best work in the moment. Blessed with a rich contralto of Sarah Vaughan-like proportions, Dianne is all music. She doesn't speak...
Posted Nov 12th, 2012
from downbeat.com Dianne Reeves Wields Storytelling Power at Howard Theatre By: John Murph "Tell your stories." That's how Dianne Reeves signs off her shows lately. At the Howard Theatre, as part of the grand kickoff of the 2012 D.C. Jazz Festival (June 1–10), she illustrated the magnetic power of storytelling. Reeves linked a varied program of jazz standards, pop tunes...
Posted Jun 6th, 2012
from nytimes.com A Jazz Singer Demonstrates the Fine Art of Holding Back By: Stephen Holden Grandeur with refinement: that describes the aura of Dianne Reeves, whose concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall on Friday evening revealed her more than ever to be the vocal heir of Sarah Vaughan, whose voice could also travel anywhere. To call Ms. Reeves...
Posted Feb 27th, 2012
from Jazztimes.com Dianne Reeves: The Storyteller Interview with the noted singer at the 2011 Clearwater Jazz Holiday By:Gigi Brooks The 2011 Clearwater Jazz Holiday located in Clearwater, Florida was four days of sheer musical talent. Its headliners, Christian McBride & Inside Straight along with Dianne Reeves, brought people from all over the country to watch in awe these great performances....
Posted Oct 22nd, 2011
from nytimes.com Excerpt from: Jazz Classics, Still of the Moment By:Stephen Holden Ms. Reeves applied her stamp to "Social Call," the Betty Carter signature song, with lyrics by Mr. Hendricks. If Carter's self-contained angular style and Ms. Reeves's lush wide-open singing couldn't be more dissimilar, the song welcomes both approaches. That one-man acoustic-music machine Bobby McFerrin joined Mr. Hendricks for...
Posted Sep 26th, 2011
From the LA Times Jazz review: Day 1 of the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl By Chris Barton Because as a jazz festival Playboy has long been less of a top-to-bottom survey of where the music is and where it's headed than it is a massive annual party thrown in its honor, and Playboy's musical approach remains as...
Posted Jun 14th, 2011
From The Charleston City Paper Less Is More By: Joy Vandervort-Cobb I told you, Charleston. The place to be last night was the Gaillard Auditorium where Dianne Reeves and her boys, guitarists Romero Lubambo and Russell Malone, made it hotter inside than out. I strolled around the lobby, eavesdropping on conversations as I took in the large, mixed crowd. There...
Posted Jun 6th, 2011
From Charleston City Paper *Dianne Reeves brings her outsize talent back to Spoleto Viva la Voice* By Joy Vandervort-Cobb I've heard somewhere that jazz is dying. If it is, nobody told the Holy City and certainly no one has shared it with the inimitable vocal powerhouse Dianne Reeves. "I don't think jazz is dying," she says, when confronted with the...
Posted May 25th, 2011
From NPR Music Dianne Reeves On Piano Jazz By Grant Jackson This Piano Jazz episode from 1999 features one of today's preeminent jazz singers. Dianne Reeves brings her rhythmic virtuosity to a sparkling set of standards, including duets with host Marian McPartland on "Close Enough for Love" and "Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise." Reeves was born in Detroit to...
Posted May 16th, 2011
http://www.funzine.hu/event-jazz-spring-2011-dianne-reeves/ JAZZ SPRING 2011 Dianne Reeves Dianne Reeves is one of the greatest living jazz singers of our time. Her musical career stretches back to her teenage years at the beginning of the 1970s, when the legendary trumpeter Clark Terry became her mentor. Her first album, Welcome to My Love, was released in 1977, and has since been followed by...
Posted May 5th, 2011
www.mumsincyprus.com Dianne Reeves is the pre-eminent jazz vocalist in the world today. As a result of her virtuosity, improvisational prowess and unique jazz and R&B stylings, Reeves received the Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance for three consecutive recordings—a Grammy first in any vocal category. Reeves appeared in George Clooney's "Good Night, and Good Luck," the Academy Award nominated film...
Posted Apr 29th, 2011
From the Daily Page Jazz great Dianne Reeves works vocal miracles at Wisconsin Union Theater By Dean Robbins Was I lying when I called Dianne Reeves one of the greatest jazz singers ever in my preview article for her Isthmus Jazz Series concert? I don't think anyone in Friday's ecstatic audience at Wisconsin Union Theater would have indicted me. With...
Posted Apr 7th, 2011
From Isthmus Singer Dianne Reeves makes a case for jazz's relevance By Dean Robbins The recent death of Abbey Lincoln made it official. The golden age of female jazz singers is over. But that doesn't mean the genre is played out — not by a long shot. Contemporary women are finding a way to sing jazz without slavishly imitating Billie...
Posted Apr 4th, 2011
From NPR Dianne Reeves: A Jazz Voice With Pop Sensibilities By Felix Contreras When jazz fans of the future look back, I believe Dianne Reeves will stand out as one of the best voices of our generation. Hearing her live leaves little doubt: Not only does she nail all the things that define great jazz singers, but she also expands...
Posted Feb 2nd, 2011
From the Huffington Post Jazzy Mandarin & The Gate's Wide Open: Conversations With Dianne Reeves and Kurt Elling By Mike Ragogna So, what happens when your elegant entertainer goes off script and speaks mandarin directly to a Chinese delegation in the White House? Well, global relationships survived intact after jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves delivered her beautiful, welcoming message to the...
Posted Jan 28th, 2011
From NPR.org A Jazzy All-American State Dinner For Chinese Prez It'll be jazz on the stage and prominent Chinese-Americans in the audience Wednesday night as Michelle and Barack Obama throw a "quintessentially American" state dinner for Chinese President Hu Jintao. What's for dinner at the hottest event in town? Meat and potatoes, washed down with apple pie and ice cream...
Posted Jan 19th, 2011
From NPR The jazz singer Dianne Reeves is a powerhouse — a caretaker of a rich, hearty delivery which goes anywhere she sets her imagination to visit. That can be anywhere between tender balladry and authoritative declamations, though we'd expect her New Year's Eve gig to lean toward the latter. In front of a crack staff of modern jazz musicians,...
Posted Jan 3rd, 2011
Join Dianne Reeves, live on New Years Eve, at Yoshis San Francisco. NPR and WBGO present live jazz all night long for the 31st consecutive year, as part of the Toast of the Nation national radio broadcast. Click here to find an affiliate station in your area.
Posted Dec 21st, 2010
from pragueculture.blogspot.com Dianne Reeves knows how to put on a show. She radiates warmth and positive energy, chats up the audience, inviting everybody to dance and sing along, and is equally adept with soft, sensitive solos or big-band production numbers. And she's got a pretty good voice, too. A shining voice and spirit. Actually, Reeves has an amazing voice. It's...
Posted Nov 23rd, 2010
The Tblissi Jazz Festival took place from October 27 to October 30 this year. IMN was fortunate enough to have 3 of our artists at the festival. Enjoy these pictures from their performances. Dianne Reeves McCoy Tyner L'Image
Posted Nov 9th, 2010
The 2010 Shanghai Jazz Festival (Shanghai, China) starts on October 1, a 3 week indoor and outdoor festival that takes place all around Shanghai, this year's theme is "Love in Music". ShanghaiDaily.com recently announced some of the highlights of the festival which will include IMN's own Dianne Reeves. Dianne will perform on Saturday October 16. To read the full article...
Posted Aug 25th, 2010
from the Colorado Springs Independent Forever in the moment by Sarah White What happens when you grow up in a family drenched in music? One possibility is that you decide you hate music. Another is that you become jazz darling Dianne Reeves. Reeves' unique jazz sound stems in part from a confluence of musical styles that run in her family....
Posted Jul 22nd, 2010
Jazz Aspen Snowmass kicks off their 20th Anniversary in June with some of the biggest names in jazz, pop, and world music, including IMN's own Dianne Reeves and Maceo Parker. Directed by JAS Distinguished Artist in Residence Christian McBride, the show on Saturday, June 26 will feature a Grammy-like format of of multiple guest artists backed by a Big Band....
Posted Feb 24th, 2010
Dear Friends: Dianne Reeves here with an important favor to ask of you to help save lives. It will not cost you anything and will take but a moment of your time. Vocalist extraordinaire, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and my dear friend, Angelique Kidjo, recently wrote and recorded a song with her daughter Naima and husband Jean entitled "YOU CAN COUNT...
Posted Nov 4th, 2009
Dianne Reeves is featured in the new Mercedes-Benz ad. Click here to watch.
Posted Mar 17th, 2009
Jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves will hit the road in February for a series of U.S. and European shows to celebrate her upcoming release, When You Know, including a special Valentine's Day show at the legendary Apollo Theatre where she'll preview songs from the new album. Reeves will kick off her journey February 9 at the Wharton Center for Performing Arts...
Posted Jan 25th, 2008
IMN would like to congratulate all of our artists who took home Grammys at the 48th Annual Grammy Awards Ceremony last night. Category 46 – Best Jazz Vocal Album Good Night, And Good Luck. Dianne Reeves [Concord Jazz] Category 48 – Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group Beyond The Sound Barrier Wayne Shorter Quartet [Verve] Category 49 – Best...
Posted Feb 9th, 2006
Nominees for the 48th Annual Grammy Awards were announced today and we are pleased to report thateight IMN artists were nominated. Best Jazz Vocal Album: Good Night, And Good Luck. Dianne Reeves [Concord Jazz] Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group: Beyond The Sound Barrier Wayne Shorter Quartet [Verve] Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album: Overtime Dave Holland Big Band [Sunnyside/Dare2]...
Posted Dec 8th, 2005
DIANNE REEVES STARS AND PERFORMS IN GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK., DIRECTED BY GEORGE CLOONEY MOVIE SOUNDTRACK, FEATURING THE THREE-TIME GRAMMY-WINNING JAZZ VOCALIST, IN STORES SEPTEMBER 27 Good Night, And Good Luck. follows the legendary Edward R. Murrow (David Straithairn) during the broadcaster's on-air confrontations with Senator Joseph McCarthy. Murrow, the then host of the CBS series, See It Now,...
Posted Sep 27th, 2005
Vocalist Dianne Reeves releases her first-ever holiday CD, Christmas Time Is Here. This 11-song collection features Reeves longtime trio of pianist Peter Martin, bassist Reuben Rogers and drummer Greg Hutchinson. Special guests include guitarist Romero Lubambo, saxophonist Steve Wilson, vibraphonist Joe Locke and the Sirius String Quartet. With Christmas Time Is Here, Reeves has made her most accessible record in...
Posted Oct 5th, 2004
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The pre-eminent jazz vocalist in the world, Grammy Award winning Dianne Reeves rings in the holiday season with music from her celebrated album, Christmas Time Is Here. Reeves melds her timeless grace, elegance, and charisma into unforgettable jazz renditions of holiday favorites such as "Little Drummer Boy," "Carol of the Bells," "Christmas Waltz," "I'll Be Home For Christmas," "Let It Snow," and many more. Ben Ratliff of The New York Times raves, "Ms. Reeves, a jazz singer of frequently astonishing skill, takes the assignment seriously, this is one of the best jazz Christmas CD's I've ever heard." Renowned for her breathtaking virtuosity, improvisational prowess, and unique jazz and R&B stylings, Reeves will warm your heart with holiday cheer.
VIDEO: Dianne Reeves with the New York Philharmonic on PBS
Dianne Reeves is the pre-eminent jazz vocalist in the world today. As a result of her virtuosity, improvisational prowess and unique jazz and R&B stylings, Dianne has received five Grammy Awards for Best Jazz Vocal Album and an honorary doctorate of music from Julliard. Dianne's magical, timeless voice, exceptional personality and the sheer force of her performance mark her as a captivating world-class artist. With a broad catalogue of repertoire ranging from the American Songbook, to Motown and R&B classics, reggae and Latin inspired tunes, and more music traversing her many albums, Dianne has enchanted the audiences of some of the world's greatest orchestras such as the Boston Pops, the Los Angeles Philharmonic Pops Orchestra, the Montreal Symphony, the Atlanta Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony, and countless others.
Your symphony can also ring in the holiday season with Dianne Reeves and music from her celebrated album, Christmas Time Is Here. Reeves melds her timeless grace, elegance, and charisma into unforgettable jazz renditions of holiday favorites such as "Little Drummer Boy," "The Christmas Song," "A Child Is Born," "I'll Be Home For Christmas," and many more. Ben Ratliff of The New York Times raves, "Ms. Reeves, a jazz singer of frequently astonishing skill, takes the assignment seriously, this is one of the best jazz Christmas CDs I've ever heard." Renowned for her breathtaking virtuosity, improvisational prowess, and unique jazz and R&B stylings, Reeves will warm your heart with holiday cheer.
The most admired jazz diva since the heyday of Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday
The New York Times
Dianne Reeves is one of our generation's definitive jazz masters, a vocal stylist of extraordinary skill and vivacity
The Huffington Post
She roams and explores, growls and catches at notes and phrasings. It is this audacity that makes Reeves' voice an awesome instrument
People Magazine
A natural story teller, she used her timing and phrasing to bring novel insights to everything she sang
Los Angeles Times
With her incredible range, her velvet vocal quality, and her clarity and precision, Reeves carries an orchestra in her throat
Reading Eagle


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Boat fire in Port Angeles
Rob Ollikainen/Peninsula Daily News
Firefighters attack a smoky blaze aboard La Rata Bastarda, a fishing trawler out of Seattle, in the yard of Platypus Marine Inc. on the Port Angeles waterfront this afternoon.
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The name on the trawler's stern indicated that the boat is La Rata Bastarda out of Seattle.
Platypus Marine is a repair company; the boat is in the boatyard for repair or maintenance work.
The outdoor fire in the boatyard is producing thick smoke — one witness described it as yellowish in color — and the Port Angeles Fire Department asked for additional units from Clallam County Fire District No. 2 to help fight it.
We will update with details as soon as possible. Please check back.
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