June 2009

DVC Press and Overtime Records will be celebrating the 5th year of publication of “Jazz Zoom, Carryin’ It On” this coming October, 2009.
Over the past 5 years we have produced photo exhibits: in association with Taxi Gallerie and FNAC in Paris, Versailles and Lyon, France; and with Danny Simmons, Corridor Gallery and the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium, in Brooklyn, New York as well as the Knitting Factory in NYC.
This limited edition book will go down in history as a unique publication, which illuminates a specific segment of jazz history that has lacked exposure and deserves widespread recognition.
You can purchase it through our site and a limited amount of stores in NYC: Jazz Record Center & Downtown Music Gallery.
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Jan. 2005

Since its release of October 2004 in the U.S. and France, Jazz Zoom has obtained serious coverage and a warm welcome from the press, due to the amazing work of our P.R. extraordinaires, Yazid Manou & Christine Socchard (2Good Distribution) in France and Dexter Wimberly in NYC. Please find below, links to the articles with translations.

Media Credits

Jazz Zoom is now available in 6 New York City bookstores and working on more. Please find a list of stores below.

NYC Bookstores

Last but not least for interested parties, DVC Press & Taxie Gallery Association are planning many events based on the book for 2005 & 2006. Photo Exhibits, Film projection & concerts uniting musicians from Jazz Zoom.

DVC Press recently participated in the NYC Winter Jazz Fest @ The Knitting Factory on Jan. 10 with a small photo exhibit. The concert featured James Carter, Jason Moran & Bandwagon, Dave Douglass, Burnt Sugar Arkestra & more.

Please email us for details.

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Oct. 2004

We are proud to release in association with Overtime Records Inc. this amazing collection of exclusive, never released photos and interviews covering the Jazz Spectrum from the 60’s to now !!!

This publication will give you an insight into Jazz music in the 1990's with a focus on some musicians rarely interviewed and often forgotten.

This coffee table book which comes in a custom-designed, vinyl record-sized slip case, (See order page for details) will become part of music history.

"Jazz Zoom Gallery" will let you discover some selected text and photos that are included in the book.

"Jazz Zoom Radio" will let you also hear music from selected artists including a never released live rendition of “Strange Fruit” by Lester Bowie’s Hip-Hop Feel-Harmonic Orchestra.
(Celebrate Brooklyn Fest.1995).

Last but not least, this website will enable you to order the book directly from us via credit card, money orders and checks.
We are currently securing US distribution.
The book will be available in France through 2Good distribution (www.2good.fr).

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