Washington Informer

Don’t tell pianist Geri Allen that the younger generation is not interested in jazz. In fact, America’s classical music is thriving says Allen, who will be performing April 2 at the Strathmore Performing Arts Center in Bethesda, MD.

“Just because you don’t hear it on the mainstream media doesn’t mean that young people don’t appreciate jazz. At the University of Michigan, we are seeing a generation of young people who are playing on a high level and are very dedicated to, and are excited about the music. They are incorporating both hip hop and jazz into their worlds.”

Rock n Roll Icon Lloyd Price has been helping the careers of Songwriters, Producers, Composers, Musicians, Publishers, Music Administrators, and Artists all of his career.

In 1957, he was the first African-American in history to form his own publishing company, record company, and own a night club all at the same time, right here in Washington DC where he lived.
He is created for discovering Wilson Pickett, Irma Franklin (Aretha’s sister), and Little Richard. He has helped many, many artists including Billy Stewart, King Curtis, the Coasters, Sam Cooke, James Brown, the Dells, and so many more! He was one of the inspirations to a young kid from New Orleans, named Frankie Beverly.

Icon Lloyd Price and his company Lloyd Price Music, Inc. have signed a major deal with new partners Royalty Advance Funding of California.

If Songwriters’ or their Heirs Need a Cash Advance, Lloyd Price Music, Inc. will provide it, if they qualify by averaging a minimum $10,000 annually in royalties. There is no Credit Requirement… Just Ask !

For further information on how to apply:

Contact: Bill Waller / Lloyd Price Music, Inc.
Chief Operating Officer
Lloyd Price Music Royalty Advance Funding