schedule biography discography press quotes & reviews photos links Photo above by Mark Sheldon, NYC, 'O6,
marksheldonphotography.com.
Art Attack! is the publication for and about liberation musicians in NYC. Resources for musicians (grants, prizes, funding, health care, housing, legal rights, scholarships, etc.); listings of concerts & special events for music lovers. Margaret Davis is editor and publisher, as well as personal assistant to the great Henry Grimes. www.jazznewyork.org, [email protected].
David Gage String Instrument Repair has been a strong supporter of Henry Grimes since his return. The shop hosted a bass clinic by Henry in May, attended by many NYC bassists and music fans. www.davidgage.com.
Signal To Noise magazine published the first news of the return of Henry Grimes, with a 2002 interview conducted by Marshall Marrotte and a biographical portrait by Michael Fitzgerald. Also included were photographs by Marrotte, Ray Ross, Francis Wolff, and others. Back issues of #28 are available for $4 each postpaid - please visit their website at www.signaltonoisemagazine.org.
The Vision Festival presented the triumphant return of Henry Grimes to the New York City music world. He attended every night and performed twice, including the grand finale with the 20-piece Jeanne Lee Project orchestra, led by William Parker. Details on this festival and future ones will be found at www.visionfestival.org.
Tim Webb generously donated his time, artistic skills and technical knowledge in designing this website. His own site is at www.tim-webb.com. He's a bassist himself!
WKCR-FM radio (89.9 MHz) has kept the music of Henry Grimes on the air, most incredibly in a 103-hour marathon radio festival at the end of May 2003, playing every album that Grimes appears on, conducting new interviews, and hosting live performances - with full participation by Henry Grimes himself on each of the five days. Follow-ups have taken place and Henry Grimes continues to be an important part of the WKCR-FM family. Please support them - who else is doing such work? Although based in New York City, WKCR may be heard internationally, online at www.wkcr.org.