Interview and Music "Check out a recent interview on Northeast Public Radio's WAMC "Performance Space". The interview includes the bands live performance of several musical excerpts of the multi media performance "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" Tolstoy goes to The Egg Performing Arts Center Friday Oct 19th, Albany NY. Check the showdates page for more info. JMP takes it's multi media performance, "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" to the capital city of NY. Architecturally, The Egg is without precedent. From a distance it seems as much a sculpture as a building. Though it appears to sit on the main platform, the stem that holds The Egg actually goes down through six stories deep into the Earth. The Egg keeps its shape by wearing a girdle - a heavily reinforced concrete beam that was poured along with the rest of the shell. This beam helps transmit The Egg's weight onto the supporting pedestal and gives the structure an ageless durability that belies its nickname. It's largely viewed as the most eye catching structure in the Capital City. Jamie Sits in with Grisman Quintet On Sat. July 21 Jamie joined the David Grisman Quintet for their encore at Shelburne Museum, Shelburne VT. They jammed out on a medley of Grismans own Opus 38 and Shady Grove. JMP Performance Unites with Great Causes Sold out MaMaVig show in MD! JMP performs How Much Land Does a Man Need Watch the Promo DVD for XM Satellite Radio Features JMP Masefield Awarded Grant to Interpret Tolstoy Story at Flynn Theater, Burlington VT. Winter News JAMIE AND GUITARIST, DOUG PERKINS TO PERFORM IN NEW YORK CITY JMP ANNOUNCES FALL PLANS THE DEEP FORBIDDEN LAKE PRESALE JMP Blasts off into 2005! WAMC Gig to air on January 18th JMP TO HEADLINE NEW YEAR'S EVE CONCERT AT THE NEW HIGHER GROUND! NEW YEARS EVE SHOW SOLD OUT! JMP REISSUES - THE JAZZ MANDOLIN PROJECT JMP STICKERS ARE IN!! Dan Weiss Returns to Lineup JMP - TO FLORIDA AND BACK - FALL TOUR 2004 ** - PITTSBURGH SHOW CANCELLED! - ** The Cajon Tour JMP Back On Road In August! REFLECTIONS ON SUMMER TOURING JMP TO CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS JON FISHMAN TO JOIN JMP ON SUMMER TOUR JAMIE MASEFIELD SITS IN WITH BELA FLECK! JMP SPRING TOUR BONNAROO Headlines a Stellar Summer for JMP! JMP at All Good Summer Music Festival Jamie Joins Bob Weir and RatDog On Tour JMP JOINS BOB WEIR'S RATDOG FOR NORTHEASTERN MARCH TOUR ***JUST ADDED!!!*** - 2/16/04 - The Warehouse, Charleston, SC January Tour Revisited JMP Show at The Tabernacle Moved to the Roxy JMP wraps up 2003 and gears up for 2004 JMP Trivia Contest For Upcoming Tour! Masefield and Ribot perform Django Reinhart's music at The Blue Note in NYC Masefield to perform solo workshop/performance POSTPONMENT OF JAZZ MANDOLIN PROJECT TOUR WITH JON FISHMAN JON FISHMAN TO TOUR WITH JMP IN OCTOBER Jamie Masefield sits in with The Sam Bush Band! GRAPPA BOOM Emerges~! MASEFIELD/RIBOT PERFORM THE MUSIC OF DJANGO REINHARDT! **NEW ALBUM!** **NEW TOUR!** **NEW WEBSITE!** Jamie Gives Presentation at UVM entitled TANGO TOUR LINEUP ANNOUNCED Win tickets to any JMP show in April! Jungle Tango

Jazz Mandolin Project takes a Risk with Story that Pays Off The Daily Gazette, Schenectady NY. Oct. 20, 2007 A Review by Philip Schwartz ALBANY -- With his latest project, a retelling/reinterpretation of Leo Tolstoy's short story "How Much Land Does A Man Need?," mandolin player Jamie Masefield takes a risk. And while it may not pay in terms of commercial profitability, this multimedia performance has turned into a risk well worth taking. MORE Question of how much answered A Review by Greg Lewis The West County News, May 10-16 2007 NORTHAMPTON – Headmaster Todd Sumner showed good taste in selecting Jamie Masefield and the Jazz Mandolin Project for the Academy at Charlemont’s spring fundraiser. MORE Multimedia Presentation featuring literature, video and live musical soundtrack by the Jazz Mandolin Project Special to Reminder Publications by Craig Harris The mandolin is a springboard for exploration and innovation in the hands of Jamie Masefield. As leader of the Jazz Mandolin Project (JMP), Masefield has consistently expanded the potential of his eight-stringed instrument. MORE Jazz group finds inspiration for music in Tolstoy story Jazz Group Gives A Modern Spin to an Old Russian Tale Eight Strings Is Enough JMP Still Has it Years Later! The Magic of Jamie Masefield Oh Mama! "Gypsy Jazz" comes home Introducing MaMaVig!!! Offbeat Yet Organic Glories Shine! Jamie Masefield: Re-Invention Breaking New Ground Lands End: Jamie Masefield reflects on Tolstoy Jazz Mandolin Project: Taking On Tolstoy All About Jazz Review Jazz Mandolin Project , The Deep Forbidden Lake The Jazz Mandolin Project The Sound Of Surprise A Fine Line Between Composition and Chaos: Jamie Masefield Xenoblast "Almost Famous" The Jazz Mandolin Project at Higher Ground JMP, VB, & SPAM ALLSTARS SHAKE UP FLORIDA DOWN BEAT REVIEW OF JUNGLE TANGO Pauserecord.com reviews Jungle Tango JUNGLE TANGO Review from Jambase.com Musical Transcription for 'Oh Yeah' Jazz Mandolin Project: It’s All in the Intervals