April 1, 2026 (Tokyo, Japan) - This is Angela Bofill singing "Under the Moon & Over the Sky." Harvey Thompson is the only male jazz vocalist to sing this fantastic song. If you have not heard Harvey Thompson's version do a search on YouTube for it. You won't be disappointed.

March 30, 2026 (Tokyo, Japan) - What an absolutely fun and energetic night of jazz last night at the B Flat in Akasaka, Tokyo. Just a super fun performance. Amazing band. The U. C. Love Ensemble: Nao Amamiya with her remarkable singing and voice and such a sweet personality. Yuko Sasabe on violin, Hiroshi Tanaka on piano, Gene Jackson on drums, Brent Nussey on bass, Masaaki Mizuguchi on guitar, Wataru Hamasaki on saxophone, Takihiro Mikami on trumpet. What a fantastic night. People do not realize jazz fans represent the biggest jazz audience in the world outside of the US. Harvey Thompson was in complete control last night.

March 25, 2026 (Tokyo, Japan) - The following is a section from Harvey Thompson's coming biography concerning his connection to professional bowler and singer Cheryl Daniels: "Around this time Harvey met another bright light who he crossed bowling paths with, Cheryl Daniels. Daniels was a gifted bowler and accomplished songwriter and R&B singer who was active on the city's music and bowling scenes. Cheryl had earned a reputation as one of Detroit's standout bowlers, yet her passion for music was just as strong. The two quickly struck up a friendship and made a simple exchange. She would help Harvey improve his bowling, and he would coach her in singing. They shared bowling tips for voice lessons. They even co-wrote a song for the PBA tour called "That's Part of Life On the PBA Tour." It was an arrangement borne out of mutual respect and shared artistry, blending Detroit's twin traditions of rhythm and competitive precision that both bowling and jazz demanded. They both delivered. In bowling, Cheryl Daniels broke racial and gender barriers, becoming one of the top Black women professionals on the PWBA Tour. She was the first African-American woman to win the United States Women's Open in 1995. She was later inducted into several halls of fame, including the USBC and the PWBA Hall of Fame. She won ten titles in her professional bowling career, including that prestigious 1995 U.S. Women's Open victory, which is a major on the PWBA Tour."

March 24, 2026 (Tokyo, Japan) - Jazz vocalist Harvey Thompson at a live jazz session in Azabu, Tokyo at a small corner jazz cafe. It was a lot of fun as a few Japanese came in off the streets to watch Harvey sing with the fantastic piano playing accompaniment by Hiroshi Tanaka.