Read John Orlich’s book about the Scott Richard Case, one of Detroit's fine late 60s Rock ‘n Roll bands:
John Orlich, SRC – Wizards Deeply Missed: A Personal Reflection on the days of the band
Available for $10 postpaid. Contact jandaorlich@aginet.com

http://www.jazzcorner.com/
A portal for the official websites of hundreds of jazz musicians and organizations.

http://www.apassion4jazz.net/
A site rich in jazz resources covering all areas.

http://www.ramomusic.com/
Our friends Michele Ramo & Heidi Hepler are two very talented musicians: Michele plays violin and guitar and Heidi ‘plays’ her exquisite voice…But this is too simplistic. Visit their website to get a greater understanding of this amazing couple.

http://www.bakerskeyboardlounge.com/
Baker's Keyboard Lounge
Arguably the longest running jazz club in the world

http://www.ipl.org.ar/exhibit/detjazz/AboutRead.html
Links to “Detroit Jazz Reading Room” that features essays by Bjorn, Bjorn & Gallert, Kim Heron, and Herb Boyd

http://www.semja.org
One of the area’s active jazz promotion groups: Southeastern Michigan Jazz Association. Bjorn is treasurer and edits their newsletter.

http://soulfuldetroit.com
A fine discussion site primarily about Detroit soul music. Many knowledgeable musicians/collectors/writers frequent the site.

http://cafedetroit.com
A wonderful downtown coffee house that features interesting community-related events (and offers great coffee!).
Bjorn and Gallert gave a talk there on Detroit jazz history.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/walden
One of our finest saxophonists/educators, Donald Walden offers his latest recording for sale.
It’s his tribute to Tad Dameron and the CD features Kenny Cox, Dwight Adams and Cassius Richmond among others. Buy it!

http://www.paradisevalleyblues.com/tour/hastingsindex.html
Researcher/blues harpist Rick Beall presents a guided tour of Detroit’s fabled Hastings Street,
complete with photographs and interesting commentary.

http://www.spanglerbluesproductions.com
Detroit blues activist and longtime friend R.J. Spangler represents Odessa Harris, Alberta Adams,
and the R&B Pioneers, to name just a few of his clients. His band, the Rhythm Rockers, works frequently around town.
Go out and support them! R.J. helps keep the blues alive!

http://www.jazznetwork.org
A worthy organization staffed by dedicated individuals who actively support jazz musicians and jazz education, in Detroit.

http://www.detroitretrorags.com
Detroit Retro Rags
Neat T-shirts inspired by long forgotten Detroit clubs