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The Line between Genius and Madness

If there is such a thing as a line between madness and genus, I believe I have found it: If I had a time machine, one of the first things I would do would be to go and catch a Roland Kirk gig. Enough said.

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Keep On Keepin’ On, A Film about Swing and Bebop Trumpeter Clark Terry

Whatever force responsible for this triumphant triumvirate culminated in a grand and glorious documentary film, Keep On, Keepin’ On – at the Ritz at the Bourse beginning on November 21st, which depicts the life and times of the celebrated trumpet and flugelhornist Clark Terry and his heartwarming relationship with 13-year-old blind pianist, Justin Kauflin. via […]

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The science of the double bass

Legend is a word that definitely applies to jazz double-bassist Ron Carter. He has performed on well over 2,000 recordings. Having risen to prominence with The Miles Davis Quintet, Carter has provided a solid base for such diverse artists as Cannonball Adderley, Lena Horne, B.B. King, The Kronos Quartet, Luther Vandross and A Tribe Called […]

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Caravan of Thieves

“There’s something about the band’s witty, spirited gypsy folk-jazz that is so new and yet so familiar all at once.”–Washington Post Everything I’ve heard about this band makes me want to see them live. via Washington Post.

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Take a look at “Peter Williams” on Google Play!

https://play.google.com/store/music/artist?id=Ajzvmbtwrs2pfi2b54dkwdwocgu

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Why jazz puts women in the mood for love

syncopated off-beat rhythms – typical of jazz – proved more of a turn-on than simple chords and melodies http://metro.co.uk/2014/04/23/why-jazz-puts-women-in-the-mood-for-love-4705767/

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Bop Soup Featuring Bert Boeren

I am so looking forward to these gigs that I have been planning for over a year now. Getting good musicians and venues diaries to match up simply takes more effort than you could imagine. We have the finest of Copenhagen musicians: Mikkel Find (drums), Marko Martinovic (Piano) and Simon Thorsen (Tenor Sax). I will […]

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Jazz Articles: Photo Gallery: Peter Erskine’s Candids of Jaco Pastorius – By Peter Erskine — Jazz Articles

Some great photos of Jaco Pastorius taken by the great Peter Erskine http://jazztimes.com/articles/123940-photo-gallery-peter-erskine-s-candids-of-jaco-pastorius

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Revival for the art of Hungarian Song

Great article here about Tcha Limberger, who is apparently, the latest light of jazz Magyar Nota. Revival for the art of Hungarian Song – Yorkshire Post.

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Sonny Rollins – Road Shows Vol. 3

Yet another live album from this Dinosaur of jazz. It’s due to hit the streets this May, and it features the first recording of Patanjali – an original Sonny Rollins composition. http://www.sonnyrollins.com/

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