A performing artist,composer,percussionist,drummer, Steve Habib is a writer and music journalist available to help all in the field, especially the Jazz Field. His life experiences for the past 50 years since the time he was a young child has exposed him to the legends of the past. He grew up with Elvin Ray Jones,John Coltrane,Duke Ellington and family. His opinions are highly regarded among Jazz Musicians,Composers,Producers and Listeners.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Dr. Marvin Smith Live At Visiones 6/7 1st set Peace Maker
Cecil Mcbee received a grammy in 1989 for "The Tribute To John Coltrane CD. Listen here to this brilliant piece of his music as he performed with Master Dr. Marvin Smith and Kirk Lightsey at Live At Visiones on the last night of their performance. Shouldn't these geniuses at least get a grammy nomination for the :Live At Visiones" performance and the wonderful compositions that they wrote: The Peacemaker by Cecil McBee, Habiba by Kirk Lightsey and Steve Habib's and Marvin Smith's "Life Has No Color"?
Friday, February 10, 2012
Steve Habib Presents Dr. Marvin Smith Live At Visiones NYC
June 7th,1992 was the last night of a 3 day performance of Dr. Marvin Smith's group The Experience. All three days were done with college students of Jazz Music in mind. Students from The New School For Jazz, The NYU Music Student Department and Faculty of The New School Jazz were available and many actually attended all of the performances including some of our close friends like Arnie Lawrence(RIP) and Reggie Workman and so many others as this entire project was a not for profit even and purely to use all content, songs included for the purpose of teaching. Dr. Marvin Smith was also an adjunct professor at the time of this video series along with several of the other performers. Under copyright lsaw, the use of any material here was under "FAIR USE" and complies with the 4 sections determining "FAIR USE" for educational purposes.
Blues For Marvin & Steve "LIVE AT VISIONES"
June 7th,1992 was the last night of a 3 day performance of Dr. Marvin Smith's group The Experience. All three days were done with college students of Jazz Music in mind. Students from The New School For Jazz, The NYU Music Student Department and Faculty of The New School Jazz were available and many actually attended all of the performances including some of our close friends like Arnie Lawrence(RIP) and Reggie Workman and so many others as this entire project was a not for profit even and purely to use all content, songs included for the purpose of teaching. Dr. Marvin Smith was also an adjunct professor at the time of this video series along with several of the other performers. Under copyright lsaw, the use of any material here was under "FAIR USE" and complies with the 4 sections determining "FAIR USE" for educational purposes.
Life Has No Color
June 7th,1992 was the last night of a 3 day performance of Dr. Marvin Smith's group The Experience. All three days were done with college students of Jazz Music in mind. Students from The New School For Jazz, The NYU Music Student Department and Faculty of The New School Jazz were available and many actually attended all of the performances including some of our close friends like Arnie Lawrence(RIP) and Reggie Workman and so many others as this entire project was a not for profit even and purely to use all content, songs included for the purpose of teaching. Dr. Marvin Smith was also an adjunct professor at the time of this video series along with several of the other performers. Under copyright lsaw, the use of any material here was under "FAIR USE" and complies with the 4 sections determining "FAIR USE" for educational purposes.
Dr. Marvin Smith Live At Visiones
June 7th,1992 was the last night of a 3 day performance of Dr. Marvin Smith's group The Experience. All three days were done with college students of Jazz Music in mind. Students from The New School For Jazz, The NYU Music Student Department and Faculty of The New School Jazz were available and many actually attended all of the performances including some of our close friends like Arnie Lawrence(RIP) and Reggie Workman and so many others as this entire project was a not for profit even and purely to use all content, songs included for the purpose of teaching. Dr. Marvin Smith was also an adjunct professor at the time of this video series along with several of the other performers. Under copyright lsaw, the use of any material here was under "FAIR USE" and complies with the 4 sections determining "FAIR USE" for educational purposes.
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