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Jan 12, 2012 Lee Konitz and Paquito D’Rivera catch up at the 2012 NEA Jazz Masters luncheon. View Photo

Jan 12, 2012 Geoffrey Andrews recently joined BMI’s family of songwriters. Originally from Lubbock, Texas, the singer/songwriter released his self-titled debut album last year. Pictured are Andrews and BMI’s Thomas Cain. View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 BMI’s Charlie Feldman addresses attendees of the 2012 NEA Jazz Masters luncheon. View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 Goodfellows: BMI Composers and NEA Jazz Masters Jimmy Cobb, Jack DeJohnette, Roy Haynes, Lee Konitz, Jimmy Owens and Dave Liebman enjoy the 2012 NEA Jazz Masters luncheon View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 Paquito D’Rivera and Dr. David Baker enjoy the 2012 NEA Jazz Masters luncheon. View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 2012 NEA Jazz Masters Jimmy Owens, Jack DeJohnette and Sheila Jordan celebrate. View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 Pictured at the 2012 NEA Jazz Masters Luncheon hosted by BMI are NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman, Jazz Masters Jimmy Owens, Jack DeJohnette and Sheila Jordan, Jazz Master Von Freeman's sons Chico and Mark Freeman, NEA Head of Music Wayne Brown and BMI’s Charlie Feldman. View Photo

Jan 11, 2012 BMI will proudly sponsor the 11th Annual Orange County Music Awards. The OC Music Awards launched January 3 with a free weekly showcase series, highlighting the region’s premier local talent. Each night of the showcase series will feature a set of bands competing for titles, including Best Live Band and Best Live Acoustic, to be handed out during the OC… View Photo

Jan 04, 2012 BMI recently presented Mercury recording artist and BMI songwriter Randy Montana at Clear Channel's Annual Broadcast Accounting party in San Antonio. Montana entertained the crowd with many of his self-penned songs, including "1,000 Faces," "Ain't Much Left of Lovin' You," and "Didn't I," which is James Wesley’s current single. 2011 was a big year for Montana; he released his eponymous… View Photo

Jan 04, 2012 BMI’s Nicole Plantin joined other industry professionals for California State University Northridge’s recent hip-hop “Think Tank” panel, a platform to discuss key issues in the genre, from song protection and writing and publishing, to management and press attention. In addition to Plantin, participants included manager Chris London, freelance journalist Slav Kandyba, publicist/manager Richie Abbott and songwriter James Fautleroy II. Pictured… View Photo