100 CD's Project

Thanks to my friend Kai, who is a frequent commenter on this blog, copies of the Jason Parker Quartet CD “No More, No Less” have been left all around Munich, Germany! Kai agreed to be my accomplice in the 100 CD’s Project, and he and his wife Grace spent their Saturday placing my CD’s around [...]

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y 100 CD’s Project takes a big leap into unknown territory thanks to my new friend SPC Garret. He read about the project and volunteered to be my accomplice at Camp Taji near Baghdad.

Garret is going to place some JPQ CD’s around his FOB (Forward Operating Base) at the gym, and the MWR (Morale, [...]

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My brother Brett lives in Brooklyn and agreed to be my 100 CD’s Project accomplice for New York. Today I received an email from him with pictures and descriptions of where he left them.
With his son Bayard in tow, he traveled from mid-town to Greenwich Village, picked perfect locations, and wrote such wonderful descriptions [...]

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My accomplices are still hard at work, helping me spread the 100 CD’s Project far and wide! Thanks to my friend Matt in Ohio, the Buckeye State can now enjoy the music on my new CD, Jason Parker Quartet – “No More, No Less”.
Matt dropped a couple in Akron the other day, and has promised [...]

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n Sunday mornings I like to wake up with a strong cup of coffee and some jazz radio. Sometimes I listen to our local jazz station, KPLU, and other times I call up one of my favorite internet radio streams or stations.

This morning I was grooving to Bebop And Beyond on WRIR, a great station [...]

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Thanks to my friend Brandi and my dear mother, the 100 CD’s Project branched out to Chicago and Houston this past week! The new Jason Parker Quartet CD “No More, No Less” will soon find homes across the globe thanks to my wonderful accomplices.
Brandi found the time to place CD’s all over Chicago even though [...]

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Thanks to my handy-dandy Twitter feed I was alerted to a thought-provoking response to my 100 CD’s Project today.
Fantasy artist and illustrator Matt Lichtenwalner wrote about the project over at the Industrial Jazz Group’s blog. I, in turn, wrote a ridiculously long response.
I’d be impressed if you read the whole thing, and even more [...]

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