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	Jeff Berlin in Bass Inside Magazine
		Jeff's newest release, In Harmony's Way, was half a year old, and so it seemed we were at a loss on what to talk about.
		However, Jeff was beginning the European leg of his tour for the album and offered to write a 'Notes From the Road' that he could submit once he was back.
		Jeff used all the profits made from this release of his most recent CD to cover medical bills, also another benefit of not having to support a record label.)
	www.bassinside.com /2002/september/jberlin.htm (2055 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Jeff Berlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jeff Berlin (born 17 January 1953) is an American electric bass player.
		Jeff Berlin was born to parents who were both musically inclined (his father an opera singer and his mother a pianist).
		Jeff Berlin's bass playing has a distinctively "fusion" sound, that is somewaht similar to that of Jaco Pastorius, though Berlin plays a fretted bass and has stated his distaste for Jaco imitators [1].
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Jeff_Berlin (256 words)

	Jeff Berlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jeff Berlin (born January 17, 1953) is an American electric bass player.
		Jeff Berlin's bass playing has a distinctively "fusion" sound, that is somewhat similar to that of Jaco Pastorius, though Berlin plays a fretted bass and has stated his distaste for Jaco imitators [1].
		Jeff Berlin is also well known as a particularly vocal critic and outspoken advocate of (formal) music education.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jeff_Berlin (293 words)

	an interview with jeff berlin...
		Jeff Berlin: The principles are all based on methods of learning that have been proven to be effective for years.
		Jeff Berlin: I would tell him/her to go and buy their bass, then buy some CD's of their favorite bands, listen to those CD's and imitate what they've heard.
		Jeff Berlin: My approach to asking other players to record with me was based entirely on my hearing how great they would sound on my tunes.
	www.bunnybass.com /e-zine/interviews/jeffberlin.shtml (3439 words)

	Jeff Berlin: In Harmony's Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		New Yorker Jeff Berlin is in no such shade however, having been voted the No.1 jazz bass player for two years running by Guitar Player magazine and played or recorded previously with the likes of George Benson, The Brecker brothers, Bill Bruford, Pat Metheny and John McLaughlin to name just a handful.
		Berlin casts his musical net far and wide: he was once asked to join rock band Van Halen (which he declined), he loves classical music and also holds the unique distinction of being the only electric bass player to be invited to accompany legendary jazz pianist, Bill Evans.
		Berlin’s own playing shows boundless resources of technical virtuosity leaving one in no doubt that this guy really is the best in the business on his instrument.
	www.birdpages.co.uk /magazine2/jeffberlininharmonysway.htm (339 words)

	ProTon Musikagentur - Jeff Berlin: about Jeff
		Jeff Berlin is a legend of the electric bass.
		Alongside of Jaco Pastorius, Stanley Clarke and Alphonso Johnson, Jeff is known as a major innovator through his incisive playing through recordings and performances for the last twenty years.
		Jeff has performed with performers as diverse as Billy Cobham, John McLaughlin, Jermaine Jackson, Issac Hayes, Bill Bruford, Yes, Allan Holdsworth, Toots Thielemans, Larry Coryell, David Liebman, Arturo Sandoval, Michael and Randy Brecker, Mike Stern and Bill Frisell.
	www.proton-berlin.de /kuenstler/berlin_about.html (427 words)

	Cosmik Debris Magazine interviews Jeff Berlin
		Jeff Berlin made his mark in the 1970s as one of the leading bassists on the fusion scene, playing with Billy Cobham, John McLaughlin, the Brecker Brothers, Pat Metheney, Bill Frisell and many others.
		Berlin: I've been playing jazz since the middle seventies, but as a career, I had this reputation as sort of a technically proficient bass player, especially in the seventies when there was only Jaco Pastorious, Stanley Clarke and myself.
		Berlin: Liebman was in Miles Davis' band, then joined up with Elvin Jones, and I met Dave in the seventies and we played together, in a band with George Benson, Tony Williams was on drums, and Lenny White, and I was the bass player...
	www.cosmik.com /aa-september01/jeff_berlin.html (5998 words)

	Jeff Berlin Music - Favorite Songs - Lyrics From (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jeff Berlin is a superb electric bassist, and the music on this CD, although it has its rock...
		Jeff Berlin is recognized by his peers and fans as being one of the best electric bass guitarists...
		Jeff Berlin is a superb electric bassist, and the music on this CD, although it has...
	www.lyricsfrom.com /artists/j/Jeff-Berlin.html (1333 words)

	Jeff Berlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jeff Berlin is recognized by his peers and fans as being one of the best electric bass guitarists in the world.
		Jeff was also called in at the last minute to rescue ABWH when Tony Levin fell ill and was unable to complete their U.S. tour.
		Jeff Berlin: My influences really stem from my classical background, because I was conservatory trained symphonic violinist at a young age.
	www.yesworld.com /berlin_interview.html (3729 words)

	Review - Jeff Berlin: In Harmony's Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Their presence is a testimony to the respect which Berlin commands both as a player and as a music educator.
		Berlin takes advantage of his opportunity to eschew his instrument's traditional time-keeping role whenever possible, playing lines that would normally be assigned to a horn, a guitar or some more conventional lead instrument.
		Berlin is also a creative composer, and penned eight of the nine tracks on the album ("Liebman On A Jet Plane" was contributed by pianist Drexler).
	www.cosmik.com /aa-august01/reviews/review_jeff_berlin.html (385 words)

	CD Review of Jeff Berlin - Lumpy Jazz on M.A.J. @ jazzreview.com
		Yes, as with Jeff’s previous releases, it contains music that will be astounding to those looking to hear highly technical bass playing at its finest, but there is more.
		With the acoustic bass holding down some of the basic rhythms, he is free to play entire melodies throughout compositions and play with chorus and distortion during a couple of the electric bass solos.
		Jeff Berlin wrote eight of the nine tunes with a piano/bass duet version of a Johannes Brahms piece (Intermezzo in A Major Opus 118 No. 2) finishing out the set.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=7827 (332 words)

	Jeff Berlin: Vision quest
		In an era of air-brushed media discourse, the virtuoso musician is unafraid to pointedly tell it like it is: from a commercial perspective, the music industry and music education are in dire straits.
		To combat the decaying integrity, artists such as Berlin are choosing to record, manufacture and market their music on a completely independent basis.
		The sum of Berlin's vast experiences and philosophies are represented in the focus and uncompromising approach of his new CD.
	www.innerviews.org /inner/berlin.html (6061 words)

	Jazzdimensions - Jeff Berlin - ein Interview
		However Berlin did not stagnate in the position of the idol - as founder and teacher of the "Players School of Music" and writer of columns in numerous Bassplayer magazines he is dedicated to the education of young musicians worldwide.
		Jeff Berlin´s music is - as it has always been - rooted in Jazz, RandB and classical techniques - but there´s much left to tell about "the Jeff Berlin of today".
		Jeff: It is R&B, it is Jazz, it is classical - it is a hybrid of all these things.
	www.jazzdimensions.de /interviews/the_world/2001/jeff_berlin.html (1710 words)

	Jeff Berlin \| Lumpy Jazz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jeff Berlin offers a good reason—make that several good reasons—to change that way of thinking.
		The song is a tribute to Berlin's sons, Jason and Sean, who are shown in a liner photo.
		On the uniquely titled “Have You Met Mischpucha,” Berlin and his sidemen offer a different spin on the term “double bass.” With Danny Gottlieb setting the pace on drums and Richard Drexler on acoustic bass, Berlin goes to town on the electric.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=15759 (576 words)

	Jeff Berlin
		Global Bass Magazine is honored to welcome Jeff Berlin, with his first interview for his newest release, "In Harmony's Way".
		There are three versions of the bass; the Jeff Berlin Basic, the Standard, and the Exotic.
		This interview has covered a lot of ground, he said a few things that are going to rattle a few cages, but hopefully his real intent got through to you.
	www.globalbass.com /archives/nov2000/jeff_berlin.htm (6541 words)

	Jeff Berlin MP3 Downloads - Jeff Berlin Music Downloads - Jeff Berlin Music Videos
		Jeff Berlin is a superb electric bassist, and the music on this CD, although it has its rock and funk moments, is quite jazz-oriented.
		On some selections, Berlin is joined by four or five horns playing big band-style riffs.
		While the bassist is in the spotlight much of the time (including a duet with keyboardist Clare Fischer on "Imagine" and an unaccompanied "Clinton Country," which is a medley of familiar patriotic songs), he was generous in allocating solo space; there are occasional spots for Rob Lockart (on tenor and alto) and trumpeter Howie Shear.
	www.mp3.com /albums/265987/summary.html (352 words)

	Jeff Berlin Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jeff is known as a major innovator through his incisive playing through recordings and performances for the last thirty years.
		Jeff has performed with artists as diverse as Billy Cobham, John McLaughlin, Jermaine Jackson, Issac Hayes, Bill Bruford, Yes, Allan Holdsworth, Toots Thielemans, Larry Coryell, David Liebman, Arturo Sandoval, Michael and Randy Brecker, Mike Stern and Bill Frisell.
		Featuring Jeff's regular touring group with ex- Pat Metheny drummer Danny Gottlieb and the eccentric Florida genius Richard Drexler on piano and up-right bass, this new release is simply breathtaking.
	www.jeffberlinmusic.com /about.html (284 words)

	International Baptist Church Berlin - The Team
		Mike has been serving the Lord in Berlin since 1997 and is a part of the IBC leadership trio since 2005.
		Jakob 'Jeff' Magiera, Kasub Wibawa, Günter Springer -
		Deacons are active in various areas of the church, including organization, prayer and counseling.
	www.ibcberlin.org /ibcteam.php (125 words)

	Abstract Logix - Interview - Jeff Berlin Interview
		Jeff Berlin is one of the most respected and admired bass players around.
		Jeff worked his heart out putting together the recording.
		Jeff spoke to Abstract Logix before he left for his long anticipated tour of Europe and Australia with the great pianist/bassist Richard Drexler and long time friend, drummer Danny Gottlieb.
	www.abstractlogix.com /interview_view.php?idno=40 (974 words)

	mv : interview : jeff berlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Jeff Berlin is a legend of the electric bass.
		Jeff: For me, to play the bass without exploiting different musical possibilities out of the instrument that are, let's say, unusual, makes little sense to me. I genuinely love being a rhythm section bass player when I am hired to be this.
		Jeff: Practicing with a metronome defeats the whole purpose of practicing because practicing is a fact finding event, not a performance event.
	www.mikevisceglia.com /aug2002.html (3223 words)

	BaySidePress.com - Jeff Berlin - Bass Logic from The Players School of Music, by Jeff Berlin
		Bass legend Jeff Berlin brings his unique teaching philosophies to life on this special DVD.
		Jeff discusses his non-metronome and non-tablature points of views, offering instead different ways to improve your time and develop your bass playing abilities.
		Jeff Berlin plays with an all-star band in the video including Pat Martino (guitar), Dennis Chambers (drums) and Richard Drexler (keyboard).
	www.baysidepress.com /home.asp?ProductID=21317DVD (207 words)

	Amazon.com: Crossroads: Music: Jeff Berlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The first time I heard Jeff Berlin was on one of Bill Bruford's solo albums.
		I had heard Jaco Pastorius before (who I still think was the best bass player ever because he revolutionized the instrument), but I was really impressed with Jeff Berlin's tight, technical playing and melodic solos.
		Highlights on this CD will be Jeffs' bass solo on 20,000 Prayers and Frank Gambales guitar on Freight Train Shuffle.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000007RYD?v=glance (878 words)

	Jeff Berlin : Pump It! - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Like Stuart Hamm, Jeff Berlin finds himself to be neither a fusion player or a rock player, but rather somewhere uncomfortably in between.
		Frank Gambale, on the other hand, does get a fair amount of space to showcase his sweep picking technique in one of his first recorded appearances.
		The highlight of this inconsistent recording is "Manos De Piedra" on which Berlin plays a blistering solo that surely padded his already established legend in the bass playing community.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,51436,00.html (273 words)

	Dean Basses - Jeff Berlin Signature
		It has been said that Jeff Berlin is one of the most talented artists who
		Jeff is an artist who commands respect from all of the greats.
		Berlin Signature bass is paralleled by no other.
	www.deanguitars.com /content/goto/basses/bassesportal/jeffberlinsig.htm (174 words)

	Jeff Berlin \| In Harmony's Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Few would debate electric bassist/clinician, Jeff Berlin’s significance among the post-Jaco soloists in jazz and fusion.
		Berlin gets on track in a heated flurry on the opener titled, “This Is Your Brain On Jazz” as the bassist infuses amazingly fast and tightly integrated Bop-ish themes atop acoustic bassist Richard Drexler’s rapidly executed walking lines and drummer Danny Gottlieb’s swinging pulse.
		Essentially, Berlin and associates impart a festive disposition during these largely high-octane works, however the bossa-nova tinged, “Pale Glider” offers little more than a soothing intermission to the often vigorous proceedings as the musicians reenergize their batteries on the “Tower of Power”-like funk/groove piece, “Reggae Ricardo”.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /reviews/r0801_056.htm (360 words)

	JEFF BERLIN CREATIVE \|\| BIO
		Since then, he's been on mike, on stage, or behind the controls.
		Today Jeff's voice is heard around the world - from Beijing to Beirut, Boise to Boston, and on Grand Theft Auto Games.
		Between voice sessions, he tries to sneak out of the studio on a mountain bike with his cattle dog, but never gets far.
	www.jberlin.com /bio.html (68 words)

	Jeff Berlin - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		A flexible and powerful electric bassist, Jeff Berlin has been one of the major fusion bassist since the mid-'70s.
		Berlin had nine years of violin lessons starting from when he was five and was considered a child prodigy, appearing with orchestras in New York City.
		However when he was 14 he switched directions and began playing electric bass;..
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/card/0,,403528,00.html (158 words)

	JEFF BERLIN VOICE OVER TALENT for TV & RADIO
		Welcome to Jeff Berlin Creative, a full service audio production company with studios in Boston and Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
		A seasoned and unique voiceover talent, Jeff Berlin's distinct voice can be heard on radio stations worldwide.
		Besides great voiceovers, Jeff leads a creative team of talented writers and producers who have developed award-winning national radio campaigns for major clients.
	www.jeffberlin.com (103 words)

	JEFF BERLIN CREATIVE \|\| CONTACT
		Jeff is represented by the William Morris Agency:
		Had to change my fax number: tons of junk faxes.
		Spammers are the lowest form of life on earth.
	www.jeffberlin.com /contact.html (27 words)

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		AN-Lang Phonebook (Alphabetical Tokyo, Canberra, Madison, Berlin; Geographical Tokyo, Canberra, Madison, Berlin) · ESFO Members Directory ·.....
		Jeff Marck, "Kin terms in the Polynesian protolanguages".
		Jeff Marck, "Polynesian Language & Culture History" (thesis)
	w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de /~wm/wm3.html (2163 words)

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