NYC and More! MORE NYC and More! One of my favorite rituals is to drive to NYC to pick up my jazz musicians that I’ve been working with for so long. It’s great to be in the city. Sometimes there’s a rehearsal, sometimes it’s a quick pick up and hit the road. I always try to get some food around the corner at the recommended Cuban place, the Mexican place, the best bagel joint in Brooklyn… it goes on forever, these great hole in the walls. Then once we get a chance to chat I hear what’s happening; who’s playing with who, how the traffic is, where’s the best place to get dumplings, have you checked out the new most “killing” pizza joint? And on and on. But things are always changing around NYC. Jazz musicians (or at least the kind I like) don’t just play at jazz joints anymore. The name that keeps popping up over and over again from different players is “The Rockwood Music Hall”. They tell me it has the most mixed bag of music, is super intimate, and they all go there to hang when they’re not gigging. Hmm, that’s interesting, the most mixed bag of music? Well that’s kind of like JMP! So that’s where we’re going to play next and we hope you can join us for a special intimate evening. It’s cozy so please get your tickets in advance. After not playing NYC for 5 years we want to play for the people who know us best. And that’s you! MORE Jamie and Brad Terry at the Discover Jazz Fest a new duo Monday June 7, Burlington VT How many jazz duos have you heard consisting of mandolin and clarinet? Jamie met virtuoso Brad Terry in April. The two immediately clicked with a rare intuitive connection. Brad (72) has played with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Jim Hall and harmonica player Howard Levy (from Bela Fleck and the Flecktones). He's probably best known for his duo album "The Living Room Tapes" with legendary jazz guitarist, Lenny Breau. The greatest secret about Terry is that he's the greatest whistler on the planet! The duo will join Stephane Wrembel and his band to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Django Reinhardt. For more info check the showdates page. Don't miss this rare magical combo. 1st Annual Belfast Free Range Music Festival Jamie Teaches Django Mando Jamming in Wales! Quadracentennial Celebtration JMP Struts Stuff on Earth Week Quadracentennial Celebtration Jamie Teaches Mandolin JMP Winter 09 Like Great Stories? Interview and Music Tolstoy goes to The Egg Performing Arts Center Jungle Tango Jamie Sits in with Grisman Quintet 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! BONNAROO Headlines a Stellar Summer for JMP! JMP SPRING TOUR 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!

Jazz Mandolin Project: Ever Onward Jambands.com by Dean Budnik 9/21/10 Back in 1993 Jamie Masefield debuted the first incarnation of the Jazz Mandolin Project. As befits its name, the Project has featured a rotating cast of individuals over the years, including Jon Fishman, Danton Boller, Ari Hoenig, Greg Gonzalez and Matt Shulman. The current incarnation of the group features JMP regulars Peter Apfelbaum, Scott Ritchie and Mark Guiliana. Read More. The "read more" would be a link to the article found here: MORE What do Mandolin, Ernest Shackelton and Food have in Common? April 16, 2010 Jamie was recently interviewed in a cool new website magazine that interviews musicians about their interests in food. http://epicureanmusician.com/ The Jazz Mandolin Project in Burlington, Vermont Feb. 20, 2009 All About Jazz A review by Doug Collette MORE Jazz Mandolin Project takes a Risk with Story that Pays Off Question of how much answered Multimedia Presentation featuring literature, video and live musical soundtrack by the Jazz Mandolin Project Jazz Group Gives A Modern Spin to an Old Russian Tale Eight Strings Is Enough Jazz group finds inspiration for music in Tolstoy story 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