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Revolutionary Ensemble: Vietnam and Beyond the Boundary of Time
It could easily be argued that the "loft jazz" era of the '70s was a direct product of Chicago's Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians , both in its moral structure and its eventual fragmentation.
Art D'Lugoff, Village Royalty, Gone Too Soon at 85
Here's to Art D'Lugoff, the great Village music impresario, the round and bearded political and artistic enthusiast, whose eclectic tastes educated more than one generation, and who died yesterday at 85.
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Nio: 'very much a Californian' Carlos Nio had a change of heart around the age of 28, one that is at once thought-provoking and controversial.
Sarajevo Jazz Festival Opens Sarajevo Sarajevo The 13th annual Sarajevo Jazz Festival opened here on Tuesday with a performance by the US singer Kurt Elling, one of the world's most distinctive male vocalists in jazz today.
Jazzy Jeff Mackevich has new funk/jazz band
Wilmette saxophonist Jeff Mackevich will hit the stage with his new funk/jazz band, the J Beam Band, at Gabe's Backstage Lounge in Highwood at 9 p.m. Nov.
Three stars for Jamie Cullum's The Pursuit
There sometimes seems to be an unofficial competition among critics to see who can be rudest about Mr C. His new studio set - which takes its title from a Nancy Mitford novel - won't silence the cynics .
Michael Janisch: Purpose Built
Whirlwind Recordings Ltd. Since moving to Britain from the US in 2005, bassist Michael Janisch has put much of his energy into collaborative projects involving musicians from the two countries.
Bernard Pretty Purdie, Jon Hammond, Jerry Jemmott backstage at Hair Show
L to R: Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, Jon Hammond, Jerry Jemmott aka Gerald "Fingers" Jemmott backstage at Hair Show at the Al Hirschfeld Theater on Broadway NYC.
Music Beat: Music business lawyer offers hints
In past columns, I've written about many local bands who were just starting their careers, trying to find the time and money to begin touring.
Nasar Abadey: Travels in Multi-D
It's a rare jazz musician whose work earns its own name - and rarer still in an enthusiastic but small scene like D.C.'s. Yet Nasar Abadey - the District's dominant jazz drummer, who performs this weekend at Bohemian Caverns with his Supernova ensemble - calls his music "Multi-D." It locates its roots in the "spiritual jazz" movement that John ...
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DeCarava, photographer who recorded Harlem, dies
Photographer Roy DeCarava , whose black-and-white images captured Harlem's everyday life and jazz greats who performed there, has died.His daughter, Susan DeCarava, says he died Tuesday of natural causes.
The Vandermark 5: Annular Gift
Not Two Records The Vandermark 5's Annular Gift is its most accessible and swinging recording to date.
INTERVIEW/PROFILE: The Art of Art Farmer
Reviewing the Art Farmer Jazz Icons DVD the other day stimulated thoughts of his unique place in the pantheon of major jazz soloists.
Theatre Theatre London, Best blues bars in London 23.10.09 Atmospheric: the Blues Kitchen Boogie: let your hair down Chilled: Charlotte Street Blues Has London been engulfed by melancholy? Judging by the slew of blues bars opening during the past six months it would seem so.
NC resident remembers his ties to Miles Davis
Buddy Gist doesn't wear his suit anymore. He rests in a single bed at the Golden Living Center, in a hospital gown, surrounded by posters that remind him of the people he knew when he was the King of New York.
Night of the mummies and the "Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop" Friday October 23 In keeping with its tradition of bringing diverse musical acts to campus, Chicago Presents' second concert of the 2009-10 season will feature the Chuchito Valdes quartet.
John Coltrane - Side Steps, Disc Five
Five of this collection of tenor saxophonist John Coltrane's recordings as a sideman for the Prestige label is the final one in this package, beginning with a very interesting album under the leadership of the tuba player Ray Draper.
Dan Thai Jazz Bistro pleasant but inconsistent
Dan Thai Jazz Bistro in High Point boasts one of the most active Web sites I've ever seen for a restaurant.
Album reviews: The Flaming Lips and John Coltrane
New album The Flaming Lips Embryonic Warner Bros. Records 5 stars out of 5 The Flaming Lips have crawled from the underbrush of Oklahoma to become the world's preeminent psychedelic band.
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