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Doug Ramsey on Jazz and other matters... (Arts Journal)
Now, this one's absolutely true, I was there and it's never made the books. Monk's quartet came to NZ on his "64 world tour and I and my friend Frank Gibson had good seats at Auckland's beloved Town Hall to...
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CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Bird and Diz in 1947 (All About Jazz)
I was doing some reading the other night and came across an essay by Ross Russell in the September 1960 issue of The Jazz Review. Russell, who had been owner of Dial Records, was reviewing a reissue of the Carnegie...
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Jamie Cullum cuts loose at Massey Hall (Toronto Star)
He may be Britain's top-selling jazz artist ever, but Jamie Cullum is infused with a pop soul that cut loose at Massey Hall Tuesday night.
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Band of the Week: The Jim Snidero Quartet (Press of Atlantic City)
The Somers Point Jazz Society presents its much anticipated Cape Bank Jazz@ThePoint Festival from Thursday, March 11, through Sunday, March 14, and of the many acts slated to play, the Jim Snidero Quartet is one with an accelerated level of...
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Jazz great Tony Campise dies at 67 (Austin American-Statesman)
Jazz great Tony Campise dies at 67
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UWGB jazz groups to perform concert (Green Bay Press-Gazette)
GREEN BAY -- University of Wisconsin-Green Bay instrumental and vocal jazz groups will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in University Theatre of Theatre Hall on campus.
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Howard Mandel's freelance Urban Improvisation (Arts Journal)
Composer, conceptualist and multi-instrumentalist Ornette Coleman, b. March 9 1930, is widely known for "free jazz" -- which is routinely depicted as the most abstract and daunting music to emerge from the U.S. But this overlooks Ornette's deep roots in...
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EVENT: Take a Jazz Cruise! Manhattan Historical Jazz Cruise and Sunday Evening Jazz Cruise Aboard Yacht Manhattan (All About Jazz)
Tour Schedule: April 1 to January 1 AROUND MANHATTAN HISTORICAL JAZZ CRUISE Take a journey through time aboard this 'round Manhattan excursion that features live jazz music with historical background as you view the iconic skyline sites of Manhattan! Light...
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Jazz guitarist Lionel Loueke stays true to his African roots (Washington Post)
Cotonou, an Atlantic port, is the largest city in the West African nation of Benin. It was there in the early '90s that a teenager named Lionel Loueke borrowed his brother's guitar and started playing in local dance bands. It...
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Music For A Lifetime: "Sing Sing Sing (With A Swing)" (Blogcritics.org)
Put this swinging Benny Goodman number in the time capsule.
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Dancer Karlovsky wants her choreography to have some ... - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Some artists are known as much for their originality as for their actual creations. Jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker, filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard and choreographer Merce Cunningham made their reputations by relentlessly pursuing the new ? in the ...
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Correspondence: Broadbent And Monk - Arts Journal
Now, this ones absolutely true, I was there and its never made the books. Monks quartet came to NZ on his 64 world tour and I and my friend Frank Gibson had good seats at Aucklands beloved Town Hall to...
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READER?S CORNER - The Chronicle Herald
Last week, Speaker Charlie Parker chaired an all-party MLA meeting and got some good spending-control measures in place. I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of some of those measures. But how are these measures going to be implemented when...
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Jazz museum funding - Kansas City Star Blogs
Kansas City is looking to cut the budget of the already lean operations at the American Jazz Museum. This is a mistake that must be avoided. As a member of the Kansas International Film Festival Committee, I worked with the...
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Jamie Cullum cuts loose at Massey Hall - Toronto Star
He described his band as excited, but totally terrified; to trod the same stage as Charlie Parker is like walking on clouds. With a few days off in Toronto before Fridays Atlanta show, Cullum is slated for an hour-long live-to-air...
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Holland the hero in leaders? spree - Newark Advertiser
Oliver Short, Finlay Ginnelly, Callum Chilvers, Luke Hyams, Scott Asman-Chambers and an own goal completed the final tally, while Charlie Parker was on target for the hosts.
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Musician horns in on Jazz Jam - Bakersfield Californian
The concert will feature the music of Schneider, her sister, Christine, and 2004 Charlie Parker Composition winner Darcy Argue. There is also a tribute to Michael Brecker. Jensen also will provide a free clinic, open to all, at 4 p.m....
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UWGB jazz groups to perform concert - Green Bay Press-Gazette
The Vocal Jazz Ensemble directed by Christine Salerno will feature in four numbers, including Charlie Parkers My Little Suede Shoes. A faculty combo with Gaines, Chris and John Salerno, Stefan Hall, Craig Hanke and Ben Hogan will perform at ...
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JAZZ IMPROV WITH BILLY JOHNSON TEDDY CHARLES - 27east.com
Teddy Charles is considered one of the great jazz vibraphonists and composers of all time, playing with such legends as Charlie Mingus, Charlie Parker and Miles Davis. Thanks to the Jazz Foundation of America.
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Blue Note Jazz Welcomes Toots Thielemans w/ Werner ... - Broadway World
It was an important showcase for a jazz harmonica player (the first of his kind) and in November of that year, Toots jammed with Charlie Parker in Sweden. Toots emigrated to the U.S. in 1950, jamming regularly at Birdland in...
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Stanley Clarke: A Lyrical Bass Player
When he was only 25, the word legend was already being used to describe Stanley Clarke. Now, hes a king of the acoustic and electric jazz worlds, having won every major award available to a bass player. Hear an interview...
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Sun Ra: Cosmic Swing
Whenever he took the stage, audiences were guaranteed a musical spectacle. Half mystic, half visionary, the pianist and bandleader charted a relentlessly adventurous course through the jazz tradition.
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Leftover Candy: Top 5 Jazz Halloween Songs
From the lighthearted and fancy to the haunting and grotesque, NPR station WDUQ highlights some spooky Halloween music you can listen to all year long. Hear jazz vocalists conjure different ghosts out of classic tunes, while horn players coax the...
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Terence Blanchard: Musical Musings on Gods Will
The latest CD from New Orleans trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard is A Tale of Gods Will, whose subtitle is A Requiem for Katrina. Parts of the recording were heard in Spike Lees HBO documentary When the Levees Broke.
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Red Norvo: Mr. Swing
He was a sideman with the early stars of jazz, led one of the most admired bands on the swing era, and catalyzed the careers of musicians like Charles Mingus. All the while, Red Norvo was bringing the mallet instruments...
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Buddy Collette: Man of Many Parts
Reedman Buddy Collette has spent most of his music career on the West Coast, out of the national spotlight. But it would be a mistake to overlook his distinguished career as a jazz educator, activist, composer and, of course, phenomenal...
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Digging Up Thelonious Monks Southern Roots
The legendary jazz pianist and composer is best known for his time in New York City, where he developed his eccentric musical genius. But 90 years ago today, Thelonious Monk was born in the Southern city of Rocky Mount, N.C.
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Thelonious Monk: Thelonious Himself
Using dissonant chords, a keen sense of space and knotty, syncopated melodies, Monk created some of the most original and challenging American music of the 20th century. Now, 90 years after his birth, his legacy is as strong as ever.
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Monterey in Minutes: An Audio Montage
The 50th Anniversary of the Monterey Jazz Festival proved to be a rousing success. 45,000 fans attended the historic event and all three days were sold out, a festival first. Hear some of the festivals greatest highlights in an audio...
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Cyrus Chestnut: Reinventing Elvis
Jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut and Elvis Presley arent a likely pairing: Chestnut is one of the top pianists of a generation born many years after songs like Love Me Tender made Presley the king of rock n roll. Hear an...
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Mocean Worker: Quintessential Feel-Good Songs
Philadelphia native Adam Dorn, a.k.a. Mocean Worker, has assembled a collection of Manhattans most revered underground soul, jazz and funk players to perform blissfully funky jazz rave-ups on his new album, Cinco de MoWo! Hear an interview and in-studio performance.
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Billie Holiday: Lady Sings the Blues
Few song stylists of any era are as immediately distinctive and arresting as Lady Day. Her rhythmic instinct for melodies brought vocals to the forefront of jazz expression. And her voice itself remains an influential, inimitable and incredible sound.
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A Moody, Sprawling Soundscape of Futuristic Jazz
In Floratones The Passenger, Bill Frisells guitar sits front and center, teasing out references to gritty desert rock, Spaghetti Western soundtracks and even the slinky upstroke strums of dub and reggae. Inventive studio tricks add languid, ethereal atmosphere.
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The Many Moods of Les Jazz Modes
In a mid-50s jazz landscape increasingly dominated by bebops aftermath, the largely forgotten band Les Jazz Modes stood apart. Hoo-Tai finds the groups chops integrating deftly with its orchestral experiments, and the sum is a finely sculpted, acutely appealing jazz...
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Queen Latifah Tunes into Travlin Light
Queen Latifah has always followed her mothers simple advice: Dont put all your eggs in one basket. Her success in music and film has allowed her to do some less- commercial things she loves, like singing old jazz and RB...
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50th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival
The worlds longest-running jazz festival celebrates its golden anniversary with a specially commissioned piece by Gerald Wilson and performances by many jazz luminaries. Hear NPRs coverage and a selection of concerts recorded by WBGO.
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Survivors of Shanghais Jazz Age Play Anew
Shanghais hedonistic nightlife and jazz music scene were once renowned throughout Asia -- before the Communist Party took power and punished jazz as a crime. But today, a small group of musicians are re-creating the sounds of the citys golden...
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Legends Help Monterey Jazz Fest Turn 50
Jazz writer Ashley Kahn offers his observations of the three days of nonstop music that marked the 50th annual Monterey Jazz Festival in California. The giants of jazz came to play at Monterey, which featured performances by Gerald Wilson and...
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Next Generation Jazz Orchestra in Concert
Players from 17 high schools were chosen for the Monterey Next Generation Jazz Orchestra. After studying to perform some of the most challenging big-band music available, the high-school all-stars perform alongside Terence Blanchard at the Monterey Jazz Festival.
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Dave Brubeck: A Monterey Pioneer in Concert
Bay Area disc jockey Jimmy Lyons got Brubeck to play piano for the Monterey City Council more than 50 years ago to convince it to put on a festival. The Monterey Jazz Festival is in its 50th year, and Brubeck...
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Dazzling, Daring, Darling: Hiromi Solo
I saw her Friday night in Chicago at the Jazz Showcase and was entranced. I saw her Monday night at...
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Grammy winner Kurt Elling returns home to the Green Mill, March 12th 13th
Kurt Elling was award his first GRAMMY: the Best Vocal Jazz Album for his last release Dedicated to You: Kurt...
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Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center Return to Orchestra Hall, March 14
One of the worldrsquo;s premiere jazz orchestras will be in the Twin Cities for a performance at Orchestra Hall on...
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Dave King for Two Days at the Walker, March 12-13
He#39;s just committed to forming bands, working out the music with the same people, building a sound, a repertoire, an...
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Symphonic Transients Orchestra at the Bedlam: Stefan Kac’s latest project is bold and tantalizing
Irsquo;ve heard Copper Street Brass Quintet (http://www.copperstreetbrass.com/). Earlier this week I was talking with Dick Parker, a member of the...
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A Week in the West with the John Scofield Quartet
The John Scofield quartet with Mulgrew Miller on piano, Ben Street on bass, and Kendrick Scott on drums will be...
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Happy Birthday Ornette Coleman
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Artist Profile: Randy Weston
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Sonny Rollins Wins MacDowell Medal
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Jazz History by Decade: 1900-1910
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Artist Profile: Sonny Rollins
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2010 Carefusion Jazz Fest NYC Update
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pThe schedule for the 2010 Carefusion Jazz Festival New York has been announced, and you...
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Drummer-Led Series at Rose Live Music
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Album Review: 'Puppet Mischief' by John Ellis & Double-Wide
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The Village Vanguard Turns 75
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pOn February 23rd, 2010, New York City's Village Vanguard will turn 75 years old....
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Kneebody Residency at 45 Bleecker
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