Member Since: 1/9/2008
Band Members:Jerry D and Partners (links)
Millennium Maxwell House Hotel 2025 MetroCenter Boulevard Nashville, TN USA 37228-1505 Reservation 1-866-866-8086 Telephone 1-615-259-4343 Fax 1-615-313-1327 Email [email protected] Website http://www.millenniumhotels.com/millenniumnashville/
First Community Bank and Trust 207 Elm Street Shelbyville, TN 37160 Shelbyville TN Phone 931-684-5800 http://www.firstcommunitybanker.com/
The Weather Channel http://www.weather.com/
Cliff Gorov, Jason Gorov, Marcy Schmitz All That Jazz 2501 N Green Valley Pkwy 124 Henderson, NV 89014 (702) 453-6995 (phone) (702) 453-5505 (fax) email: [email protected] web: www.allthatjazzinc.com AOL IM: ALLJAZZRadio Release Update
Second most added song on Smooth Jazz Radio
Jerry D has partnered with All That Jazz Inc. to promote his new CD, DESEO. Jason Gorov with All That Jazz Inc. was delighted when they were given the opportunity to assist in choosing the first single “Back To Motown†to be released to smooth jazz radio including all digital music radio broadcast stations.
The weather channel contacted Jerry D personally to tell him how much they enjoy listening to his first single “Back To Motown.†You can hear this song when tuning into the weather channel.
Air Play Update Back To Motown
We are pleased to confirm the following airplay on Jerry D "Back To Motown" (new airplay this week listed in bold): R&R Monitored: WSJT/Tampa, FL ("New Music Moment" feature 4/7/08) R&R Indicator: KCOZ/Springfield, MO ("More Than Words Can Say") WVAS/Montgomery, AL DMX Cable Radio/"Smooth Jazz" channel DMX Cable Radio/"Jazz Vocal Blend" channel KUAP/Little Rock, AR WQTQ/Hartford, CT KUR/Kutztown, PA WTUL/New Orleans, LA WCNI/New London, CT WSGE/Charlotte, NC WLFR/Atlantic City, NJ KSHK/Kauai, HI (jazz show) WRTC/Hartford, CT WUKS/Fayetteville, NC Radioio.com 'Smooth Jazz'/Internet KYSJ/Coos Bay, OR WVOD/Manteo, NC WHBB/Selma, AL KPVL/Postville, IA KQXT/San Antonio, TX (Sunday jazz show on A/C station) KTSU/Houston, TX WRFN/Nashville, TN Smoothjazzexcursion.com/Internet TM Century/Music sampler used for retail (Wal-Mart, Kroger) in-store airplay, armed forces radio, etc. WXRJ/Bloomington, IL Cafe Jazz/Syndicated in Canada Choice 102.9/Boston, MA KUNV/Las Vegas, NV KMXG/Davenport, IA Smoothmix.com/Internet Smoothmixjazz.com/Internet KEDM/Monroe, LA KCCK/Cedar Rapids, IA Smoothjazztampabay.com/Internet Groovesuite.com/Internet WITD/Live365.com/Internet Rhythms n' Motion Club/Philadelphia, PA WEIB/Springfield, MA WONB/Lima, OH Smoothatlanta.com/Internet Sirius Satellite Radio/"Jazz Cafe" channel (New music feature) WTCC/Springfield, MA KOKY/Little Rock, AR WMLX/Lima, OHMillennium Maxwell House Hotel Nashville TN
The New Voice of the Millennium Maxwell House Hotel/Nashville Tennessee. The Millennium Maxwell House Hotel has chosen Jerry D and his new CD titled DESEO to be the new voice and sound of their hotel located in the heart of music city, Nashville Tennessee. Being the only music themed hotel in Nashville, the Millennium has decided to change from the typical country theme normally expected in Nashville to Jerry D’s smooth melodies from his saxophone.
Millennium Maxwell House marketing director, Theresa Elder-Smith said that Jerry D gives us the sound and imaged we want for our hotel. He is the image that we have been looking for to help launch our fresh new look of the hotel.
All guests of the Millennium Maxwell House will receive a free copy of Jerry D’s new CD, DESEO. You will also hear Jerry D’s voice and music when put on hold.
Music For Life
Using your musical talents is a great way to give back says saxophone recording artist, Jerry D. Music is a good way of getting people together for a fun event that can help communicate awareness to support finding a cure for cancer or helping families.
Jerry D founded Music For Life a couple years ago to help raise funds in support of cancer research. Music For Life participates with American Cancer Society - Relay for Life, Susan G. Komen - Race for the Cure and will occasionally help a family with a family member in need of getting treatment for cancer.
Walking past an Atlanta pawn shop, a young marketing executive casually glanced in the store window and stopped cold. For a moment he thought he spotted an old friend inside. Stepping through the door his eyes instantly found their mark. Ten years had past; still her sleek, slender curves were familiar, enticing. And although his once-constant companion was now hanging out in a pawn shop, it was clear to Jerry D that the years had changed him the most.
Silently, so not to call attention to himself, he reached out and caressed the slope of her neck. Then, drawing the object of his obsession closer, Jerry remembered what a great team they had once been. Holding her in his hands, he could almost hear the incredible music they used to make together. The feel of her took him back to his school days, back to the best sax he ever had...
His first horn was a surprise; a gift from a doting mother to an astonished fourth grader. The instrument itself was not unexpected; the walls of the family’s small Maryland home constantly vibrated with music, especially the professional riffs of his father’s smooth jazz trumpet. But the gift presented to little Jerry, on that memorable day, was a hunk of brass twisted a different way. It was an entirely different species of horn. Opening the case the boy’s eyes fell onto the sleek curves of a saxophone; the preference of his mother’s favorite recording artist, Yakety-Sax legend, Boots Randolph.
Jerry’s new toy quickly turned into a tool that transformed Jerry, as well; The boy’s budding interest in biology instantly took a back seat to the musical elements of ‘band’.
From junior high concert band to high school marching band to the rock improvisations of his garage band, Ecstasy, the mirror-like brass of Jerry’s horn reflected the expediential growth of a truly gifted musician. His effortless finger combinations quickly developed into a kind of sign language, telegraphing his deepest emotions through a vibrating reed; communicating with melody more than words could say. The steady courtship of Jerry and his saxophone was a match made in music heaven.
But like the pendulum swing of a metronome, things have a way of shifting from time to time, especially when it comes to relationships. During Jerry’s college days his long affair with music drifted. Without realizing his actions, the musician gradually began to spend more time in the university’s gym than in the institution’s rehearsal hall. Laying down his saxophone, he started bench-pressing weights and shifting his concentration from music theory to medical certainties. And in no time Jerry’s infatuation with the anatomy of a song shifted to the bankable biology of harmonizing the human body and health.
After graduation, Jerry’s medical expertise landed him a full time job in the world of health care. Becoming a successful executive in sales and marketing, he spent the next ten years dealing the weighty issues of harmonizing the tools of 21st Century medicine with the needs of his ever-growing clientele.
But his musical metronome was set in motion again, when Jerry walked by the pawn shop and caught sight of an old friend. Looking at her shapely form, he realized that his life had twisted a different way. Missing his music, he mused about the man he once was, and how he had transformed into an entirely different species. And remembering back to the good times he and his companion once had together, the young marketing director made an executive decision.
With the giddy anticipating of fourth grader, Jerry D plopped down $500, and walked out of the pawn shop with his old friend on his arm. And over the next year, the walls of his warehouse office constantly vibrated with music.
Realizing that his pawn ticket had bought him a second chance with his first love, he took a mortgage out on his house and committed himself to getting back into top musical form. With the determination and discipline of a body builder, Jerry hoisted his 20lb saxophone and set himself into a grueling schedule of rehearsals and recording.
His efforts were rewarded with his first independently released CD of smooth jazz called, Do You Want It?- featuring the accompaniment of Miami’s top studio players The Miami Sound Machine and the writing experience of Hispanic heartthrob Jon Secada.
Having successfully teamed his father’s favorite musical style with Border Bookstores distribution, Jerry D has set his sights on an even more ambitious task; with a nod to his mother’s love of Boot Randolph’s Yakety-sax, Jerry D decided to become the saxy voice of 21 Century Music.
Using the determination of a body builder, the discipline of a serious musician and the professional expertise of Nashville and LA based producer, Tony Smith, the deep felt emotions of country music’s most moving standard will soon be heard with a fresh new voice; the vibrating reed of Jerry’s D brassy, shapely companion.
Jerry D’s new, Twelve-track release, deseo (desire), guest features the talents of multi-platinum singer/songwriter legendary Grammy-winning icon Dolly Parton, accompanying Jerry on her number one all-time Country love song, I Will Always Love You.
Musician Jerry D’s pawn store reunion gave him a second chance with his first love. And listening to their latest saxual collaboration, there is no doubt- it will be the best sax you’ve ever… heard.
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