David Silliman: Links

Umbria Jazz Photos: Here are some great shots from '05 Winter Umbria Jazz Fest.
SGI-USA: Soka Gakkai International (SGI)-USA is an American Buddhist association that promotes world peace and individual happiness based on the teachings of the Nichiren school of Mahayana Buddhism, of which I am a proud member!
Blossom Dearie: The great Blossom Dearie. See performance dates and where to purchase her cd's!
Edmar Castaneda: Great musician from Columbia. I'm in his trio combining traditional Columbian music & Jazz. Check us out!
cdbaby.com: Here you can purchase CD's by Edmar Castaned. Check it out!
CongaHead: Martin Cohen's (founder of Latin Percussion) web site. Full of sound clips, movies, photos and interviews from his personal collection.

Go to the "Movies" section and check out a performance with Edmar Castaneda & myself.(http://congahead.com/Movies/streaming/edmars_tune.ram)
Saundra Silliman: Great singer & performer (yes my wife).
Scott Feiner: Scott is a wonderful Pandiero player. He's got a great cd for purchase & much more to check out!
Pandeiro.com: This site is what it says. Everything related to the Pandeiro. Purchase Pandeiro's, video clips & much more.
© Latin Percussion, LP: Makers of the best percussion instruments in the world!
Mario Rodriguez: My very good friend and bass player extraordinaire.
Marshall Gilkes: Wonderful trombone player and part of the Edmar Castaneda Trio.
Gumbi Ortiz: Great friend & great percussionst. Gumbi taught me much during my days with Al DiMeola.
WNYC National Public Radio: From NPR's show "Soundcheck". Live interview with Edmar Castaneda. The Trio performed 2 pieces live and another from the cd. Click "Listen" to hear the broadcast.
Umbria Winter Jazz Festival 2005: I just played this festival. They've got photos and a 5 minute video clip (edited) from our final concert!
George Wein & Festival Productions: The great George Wein's (Concert Producer, Newport Jazz creator) web site showcasing all that's happing.
Sol - Flamenco dancer!: Wonderful site for Sol, flamenco dancer with Romero & others.
Shades of Harlem: "Shades of Harlem" was created as a musical tribute to the Harlem Renaissance. "Harlem in the '20s and '30s was an era of champagne and style that saw Lena, Billie, Ethel and the Duke wowing audience's at the legendary Cotton Club". "Cafe society from downtown went uptown in diamonds, pearls and furs to be dazzled at the nightclubs. These decades were the Harlem Renaissance - a time when the sizzling rhythms of jazz and the wailing of the blues made the audiences forget their troubles."