LINKS

Shaun Murphy, who graced our presence with her charm, and knocked us over with her singing on the new CD, can usually be found stirring up some serious funk as a vocalist/percussionist for Little Feat. You can find out who else she has worked with, (and an impressive and lengthy list it is,) by visiting the Unofficial Little Feat web page. You will see her discography right away, but if you're a "Feat Fan," you will want to bookmark this site for future visits.

Back for more smokin' vocals on the second album, Washington D.C. music veteran (jazz, soul, "The Godfather of Go-Go," etc.,) Chuck Brown obviously dug doin' duets with Shaun. His solo performances swing just as hard.

Contemporary Jazz?? We got your contemporary jazz for ya right here, at: www.contemporaryjazz.com.   John Hildebrand will be your host, and this site is loaded with lots of JAZZ STUFF.

North of the border, up at Jazz Canadiana, they have contests, artist profiles, jazz artists birthday listings, reviews, and lots more jazz info.

Since 1991, (that's 35 in Internet years,) "JAZZ ON LINE" has been a great jazz resource. Check out their reviews, interviews, message board, and lots of other features.

A good place to find out what's going on with brass bands is at www.brassbandworld.com.

Head down to New Orleans, and visit the Rebirth Brass Band.

Check out this international listing of Brass Bands on the Internet

Here is a music search database that covers a wide variety of topics and is easy to get around. Check out www.musicsearch.com

A web site where you can purchase various inported or obscure CDs (even A La Carte's) is at:

www.songsearch.com

Looking for web site help down in the Lynchburg, Virginia area? Chuck Brown's brother, Minister Robert L. Brown will help put your web site on the straight and narrow.

And lastly, on a different parallel, if you are into brass, you must certainly stop by and check out Cresent Brass Manufacturing Company, where it certainly all begins.