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Jamie Cullum And 'The Pursuit' Of Jazz, New And Old
The pianist and singer has sold more jazz records in the U.K. than any other British artist. His latest album, The Pursuit, features original songs, jazz standards and pop covers.
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Around The Jazz Internet: Week In Review
News and notes from around the Jazz Internet, including Miles Davis biopic info, best big band records, jazz Manouche, Steve Wilson and Pete Malinverni recorded, a Norwegian bassist in Texas, something about Mary Halvorson and a must-read Christian Scott interview.
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Listen Up, You Twits: The Twitter Jazz Network
From the jazz blogosphere to the jazz micro-blogosphere — or perhaps the other way around. Enter Twitter Jazz Network, a group blog run by folks who are frequently talking about jazz on Twitter.
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Loston Harris On Piano Jazz
The singer and pianist began his musical study as a percussionist, but shifted to the piano after Ellis Marsalis overheard him tinkering at the keys. Today, the Loston Harris Trio is a mainstay of the Bemelmans Bar at Manhattan's Carlyle Hotel. On this episode of Piano Jazz, Harris and guest host Michael Feinstein sit down to discuss the cabaret tradition — and, of course, play a few tunes.
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Introducing What's Your Limit, No. 1: Limited Edition Releases
What's Your Limit is a new semi-regular feature on ABS on a subject near and dear to Lars' heart: vinyl and other assorted limited edition goodness. For the debut, he covers the relentless noise-improv duo Jailbreak, the Moog-led Bird Show Band and the unpredictable free-improv duo Nmperign with Jake Meginsky.
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Ticket to Brasil Celebrates “Songs” on March 14th at the Artists Quarter
Growing up in the Czech Republic, it probably seemed quite remote that Pavel Jany would one day be regarded as an accomplished performer and composer of Bossa Nova. Trained as a classical guitarist, he was introduced...
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Larry Coryell’s Bombay Jazz at the Dakota, March 16-17
One of the “Guitar Gods” of jazz and fusion, Larry Coryell brings his global Bombay Jazz Project to the Dakota for two nights, March 16-17. Credited with giving birth to the fusion movement of the 70s,...
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Craig Taborn: Back Home With “Golden Valley Is Now”
The Dave King for Two Days weekend at the Walker Art Center (March 12-13) presents the percussion titan with seven projects, ranging from his decade-long associations with the Bad Plus and Happy Apple (which will combine...
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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 the Dakota and was thoroughly dazzled and charmed. I saw her again Tuesday night, and by...
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Regina Carter’s “Reverse Thread” at Ted Mann, March 15th
“Regina Carter creates music that is wonderfully listenable, probingly intelligent, and, at times, breathtakingly daring…taking the listener into the future of jazz. “ –Time Magazine The Northrop Jazz Series continues its stellar season on March 15th...
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Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center Return to Orchestra Hall, March 14
One of the world’s premiere jazz orchestras will be in the Twin Cities for a performance at Orchestra Hall on Sunday, March 14th, followed by a day of clinics at two Twin Cities high schools. The...
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Symphonic Transients Orchestra at the Bedlam: Stefan Kac’s latest project is bold and tantalizing
I’ve heard Copper Street Brass Quintet (http://www.copperstreetbrass.com/). Earlier this week I was talking with Dick Parker, a member of the Mouldy Figs (http://mouldyfigs.com/), and he asked, “Do you know Stefan Kac”? Apparently Kac also plays with...
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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 hitting the west coast from north to south in a week. Scofield is taking a break...
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