Salsa singer Tito Gomez has died of a heart attack in Colombia. He was 59. The Puerto Rican star started suffering from pains at his hotel in Cali on Monday and died in a hospital on Tuesday. Singer Ruben Blades, who worked with Gomez, says, "Tito always worked with a lot of spirit. He was a good colleague, and his sense of humour always helped make our professional tasks a little less difficult."

Features Cutting-Edge Producers Thievery Corporation, Cut Chemist, Carl Cox, Masters at Work, Dan the Automator, Hex Hector, Ozomatli & More When Concord Records founder Carl Jefferson created the Concord Picante imprint in 1980, he wanted to provide a much-needed home for such seminal, and then under-appreciated, Latin jazz musicians as Cal Tjader - who released the label's first album,

Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis began airing on public television stations nationwide in April. The much anticipated series, the first weekly network jazz related show in 40 years, features intimate conversations with and performances by some of the world's leading musicians. Grammy® Award-winning composer/pianist Ramsey Lewis hosts the series,