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Xany Rudoff is a Los Angeles-based artist who works primarily as a painter, but has dabbled in acting, interior design and wardrobe styling. Born in Pasadena to an artist mother and art historian father, Rudoff moved with her family to the desert expanse of Apple Valley, CA, a site that would be crucial for her artistic development. In the wide, empty nothingness of the desert landscape, there were no limitations to Rudoff’s imagining, and upon returning to Los Angeles proper to get her B.A. in fine arts at the University of California, Los Angeles, she was able to see the city and the art world from the outside. Rudoff has previously participated in and organized group and benefit shows of her art and will be showing her most recent work, the Icon Series — which transforms vintage record albums and rock icons with the techniques used in Renaissance icon paintings — in a solo show this summer. She has been featured in the New York Times Magazine, Los Angeles magazine and Vanity Fair. Xany Rudoff's most notable collectors include: Benicio Del Toro, Pink, Alan McGee (Creation Records co-founder)

Go see Xanys work http://xanyart.com/index.htm

Xany Rudoff is a Los Angeles-based artist who works primarily as a painter, but has dabbled in acting, interior design and wardrobe styling. Born in Pasadena to an artist mother and art historian father, Rudoff moved with her family to the desert expanse of Apple Valley, CA, a site that would be crucial for her artistic development. In the wide, empty nothingness of the desert landscape, there were no limitations to Rudoff’s imagining, and upon returning to Los Angeles proper to get her B.A. in fine arts at the University of California, Los Angeles, she was able to see the city and the art world from the outside. Rudoff has previously participated in and organized group and benefit shows of her art and will be showing her most recent work, the Icon Series — which transforms vintage record albums and rock icons with the techniques used in Renaissance icon paintings — in a solo show this summer. She has been featured in the New York Times Magazine, Los Angeles magazine and Vanity Fair. Xany Rudoff's most notable collectors include: Benicio Del Toro, Pink, Alan McGee (Creation Records co-founder)

Go see Xanys work http://xanyart.com/index.htm

Join us for a monthly update with astrologer Zoe Moon.

Zoe Moon began her journey as a singer/songwriter with BMG Music and Arista Records, traveling the country, connecting with others of varying spiritual disciplines, sharing song and insights, and honing her techniques as a reader. She worked in television and film where she connected with her first clients, a base which has grown by word of mouth, through referals. She works fulltime now as an astrologer, writing here and for GlitterBall Magazine, Manchester Gossip, The Cosmic Path, OM Times Magazine,Northwest Woman's Magazine, and Vault of Heaven. She is busy doing radio interviews as well as her own weekly show on CBS radio's Newskyradio, Thursday nights at 5pm pacific/8pm eastern, tune in here: http://sky.radio.com/shows/the-zoe-moon-astrology-show . She has an upcoming tv show in development and 2 more in talks. You can request a private reading from Zoe by writing her here http://[email protected] or keep up with her daily by joining her group page here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ZOE-MOON-

Join us for a monthly update with astrologer Zoe Moon.

Zoe Moon began her journey as a singer/songwriter with BMG Music and Arista Records, traveling the country, connecting with others of varying spiritual disciplines, sharing song and insights, and honing her techniques as a reader. She worked in television and film where she connected with her first clients, a base which has grown by word of mouth, through referals. She works fulltime now as an astrologer, writing here and for GlitterBall Magazine, Manchester Gossip, The Cosmic Path, OM Times Magazine,Northwest Woman's Magazine, and Vault of Heaven. She is busy doing radio interviews as well as her own weekly show on CBS radio's Newskyradio, Thursday nights at 5pm pacific/8pm eastern, tune in here: http://sky.radio.com/shows/the-zoe-moon-astrology-show . She has an upcoming tv show in development and 2 more in talks. You can request a private reading from Zoe by writing her here http://[email protected] or keep up with her daily by joining her group page here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ZOE-MOON-

Join me as I talk to Al Satterwhite about his new Book

"The Racers"

The 1960s and 1970s was a magical era of innovation and endurance at Sebring and Daytona race tracks. Photographer and Nikon legend Al Satterwhite was there covering these races for major magazines and as a fan.

Today his unprecedented collection of images of the races, the cars, the drivers and behind-the-scenes poignant moments are available in his latest fine art collector edition book, "the Racers". The exquisite 98-page layout is a must-have limited-edition for serious racing collectors. It's a limited edition of 100 books using the new 'lay-flat' technology that makes the many 2-page spreads look fantastic with no gutter to ruin the viewing experience. It comes in a custom laser-etched black aluminum box with (2) 8x10 archival prints; the book and the prints are all numbered and signed.

Al's work can be seen in major museums, galleries and private collections around the world. 

Some of his clients include American Express, Coca Cola, Dole, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Johnson Outboards, Kent Int'l, Molson, Nikon, Oldsmobile, Polaroid, R J Reynolds, Saab, Sony, Tuborg, Universal Studios & Westinghouse - to name a few. He has won many national and international awards. Al is considered an authority on color and design, and has four (4) published books of his work on this subject.

http://www.alsatterwhite.com/

Join me as I talk to Al Satterwhite about his new Book

"The Racers"

The 1960s and 1970s was a magical era of innovation and endurance at Sebring and Daytona race tracks. Photographer and Nikon legend Al Satterwhite was there covering these races for major magazines and as a fan.

Today his unprecedented collection of images of the races, the cars, the drivers and behind-the-scenes poignant moments are available in his latest fine art collector edition book, "the Racers". The exquisite 98-page layout is a must-have limited-edition for serious racing collectors. It's a limited edition of 100 books using the new 'lay-flat' technology that makes the many 2-page spreads look fantastic with no gutter to ruin the viewing experience. It comes in a custom laser-etched black aluminum box with (2) 8x10 archival prints; the book and the prints are all numbered and signed.

Al's work can be seen in major museums, galleries and private collections around the world. 

Some of his clients include American Express, Coca Cola, Dole, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Johnson Outboards, Kent Int'l, Molson, Nikon, Oldsmobile, Polaroid, R J Reynolds, Saab, Sony, Tuborg, Universal Studios & Westinghouse - to name a few. He has won many national and international awards. Al is considered an authority on color and design, and has four (4) published books of his work on this subject.

http://www.alsatterwhite.com/

James Fortune was in the right Place at the right time.

James Has over 100 Photos in the permanent  collection at The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame .   His first Rock n Roll Photo assignment was to shoot The Doors and then it went on to him being Hand Picked to do Photos with some of the top Rock Icons in History. We will talk about his Session with the Doors as well as him being asked to do Family portraits for Sir Paul McCartney and his Legendary Photos of  Led Zeppelin the Stones and many more. Back in the 1970s, in the aftermath of political, civil, and sexual revolution all over the world, photographer James Fortune plied his trade in the backstages and VIP sections of some of the nation’s biggest music events.   Beginning in his college days in the late ’60s, Fortune spent more than a decade photographing rock’n'roll icons such as Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Jim Morrison, Elton John and countless others. His catalog of over 15,000 images from the tumultuous ’60s and ’70s contains shots of everything from hippie riots in Hollywood to Gene Simmons and Cher sharing an e’clair.   He ran with the high-and-mighty and photographed them all, including Jimmy Carter, the Bee Gees, Led Zeppelin and Gerald Ford. His work even spanned the Pacific to Viet Nam, where the intrepid photographer served active duty from 1968 to 1970 with the U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet Combat Camera Group.   The bedroom walls of America’s youth in the ’70s and early ’80s were plastered with his rock star posters. Now, for the first time, his limited edition prints from his original negatives are now available through jamesfortunephotography.com. And  at Samantha  Lewin Gallery in NYC Call for Appointment.

James Fortune was in the right Place at the right time.

James Has over 100 Photos in the permanent  collection at The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame .   His first Rock n Roll Photo assignment was to shoot The Doors and then it went on to him being Hand Picked to do Photos with some of the top Rock Icons in History. We will talk about his Session with the Doors as well as him being asked to do Family portraits for Sir Paul McCartney and his Legendary Photos of  Led Zeppelin the Stones and many more. Back in the 1970s, in the aftermath of political, civil, and sexual revolution all over the world, photographer James Fortune plied his trade in the backstages and VIP sections of some of the nation’s biggest music events.   Beginning in his college days in the late ’60s, Fortune spent more than a decade photographing rock’n'roll icons such as Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Jim Morrison, Elton John and countless others. His catalog of over 15,000 images from the tumultuous ’60s and ’70s contains shots of everything from hippie riots in Hollywood to Gene Simmons and Cher sharing an e’clair.   He ran with the high-and-mighty and photographed them all, including Jimmy Carter, the Bee Gees, Led Zeppelin and Gerald Ford. His work even spanned the Pacific to Viet Nam, where the intrepid photographer served active duty from 1968 to 1970 with the U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet Combat Camera Group.   The bedroom walls of America’s youth in the ’70s and early ’80s were plastered with his rock star posters. Now, for the first time, his limited edition prints from his original negatives are now available through jamesfortunephotography.com. And  at Samantha  Lewin Gallery in NYC Call for Appointment.

Created in February 2009 by blues singer/songwriter RJC and guitarist Jeff Jourard (formerly of The Motels), the Dance Hall Pimps is a genre-bending show band playing original music that ranges from rootsy garage rock with a haunted swamp vibe to New Orleans-inspired rags and romps to a bluesy, neo soul genre we like to call Gothspel.

Our inspirations include The Kinks, The Cramps, Electric Flag, and the unseen dark side of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The killer horn section of “Brother” Bruce Mann and Steve Carr is inspired by the screaming sax in X-Ray Spex and the jumpin’ horns of the Louis Jordan Orchestra. Mann also plays organ, drawing inspiration from Alan Price and Baby Face Willette, but delivering a distinct Bruce Mann style that is both melodic and percussive.

 

Meet The Pimps RJC – vocals/banjo/guitar Jeff Jourard – lead guitar Bruce Mann – keyboard/trumpet Steve Carr – saxophone/clarinet/flute Vic “Baron” Migenes – drums Eddie Fish – bass/vocals

Created in February 2009 by blues singer/songwriter RJC and guitarist Jeff Jourard (formerly of The Motels), the Dance Hall Pimps is a genre-bending show band playing original music that ranges from rootsy garage rock with a haunted swamp vibe to New Orleans-inspired rags and romps to a bluesy, neo soul genre we like to call Gothspel.

Our inspirations include The Kinks, The Cramps, Electric Flag, and the unseen dark side of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The killer horn section of “Brother” Bruce Mann and Steve Carr is inspired by the screaming sax in X-Ray Spex and the jumpin’ horns of the Louis Jordan Orchestra. Mann also plays organ, drawing inspiration from Alan Price and Baby Face Willette, but delivering a distinct Bruce Mann style that is both melodic and percussive.

 

Meet The Pimps RJC – vocals/banjo/guitar Jeff Jourard – lead guitar Bruce Mann – keyboard/trumpet Steve Carr – saxophone/clarinet/flute Vic “Baron” Migenes – drums Eddie Fish – bass/vocals