Harper Woods’ Mack Avenue artist wins a Grammy
Put another notch in Metro Detroit's music cred belt. The Grammy this time is for jazz. Which, as anyone will tell you, is what we has. Excerpt: "Mack Avenue Records bassist Christian McBride received his first GRAMMY Award as a leader at the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday in Los Angeles. McBride won in the “Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album” category for his big band debut, "The Good Feeling." Read the rest here.
Put another notch in Metro Detroit’s music cred belt. The Grammy this time is for jazz. Which, as anyone will tell you, is what we has.
Excerpt:
“Mack Avenue Records bassist Christian McBride received his first GRAMMY Award as a leader at the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday in Los Angeles. McBride won in the “Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album” category for his big band debut, “The Good Feeling.”
Read the rest here. Watch the videos about McBride’s work below.
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