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Carl Filipiak Interview

April 7th, 2006 by The Professor

WLOY’s Tom Whittaker caught up with guitarist Carl Filipiak ahead of his annual Jimi Hendrix tribute show at the Recher Theater in Towson. They talked about Jimi, Carl’s recording and record label. While the Hendrix tribute is an amazing piece of guitar artistry, Carl’s main focus has been in the world of Jazz. He’s has earned critical acclaim as one of today’s most dynamic jazz guitarists, and not just in the Baltimore area. Jazziz Magazine has included him among a renowned list of guitar players in their nominations for “New Fusion Blood,” and JazzTimes calls him “a dazzlingly versatile guitarist.” Don’t miss the Hendrix show, but also make sure you check out his fantastic Jazz catalog!

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Jazz Lives – Carl Grubbs

July 22nd, 2005 by The Professor

Professor Anthony Villa, director of the Loyola Jazz Band and Fine Arts professor, created a show called Jazz Lives featuring local Baltimore Jazz musicians. For episode 4 this week he talks with saxophonist and composer Carl Grubbs.

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Jazz Lives – Todd Butler

July 15th, 2005 by The Professor

Professor Anthony Villa, director of the Loyola Jazz Band and Fine Arts professor, created a show called Jazz Lives featuring local Baltimore Jazz musicians. For episode 3 this week he talks with trumpeter and composer Todd Butler.

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Jazz Lives – Todd Marcus

July 8th, 2005 by The Professor

Professor Anthony Villa, director of the Loyola Jazz Band and Fine Arts professor, created a show called Jazz Lives featuring local Baltimore Jazz musicians. For episode 2 this week he talks with bass clarinetist and composer Todd Marcus.

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Jazz Lives – Al Maniscalco

July 1st, 2005 by The Professor

Professor Anthony Villa, director of the Loyola Jazz Band and Fine Arts professor, created a show called Jazz Lives featuring local Baltimore Jazz musicians. This week he talks with saxophonist and composer Al Maniscalco.