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Article: In Pictures

The 1979 Playboy Jazz Festival

Read "The 1979 Playboy Jazz Festival" reviewed by Jon Deshler


I began producing my Jazz Passages Archive when I was 14 in the '70s, as a young trumpet student and photography enthusiast growing up in the San Fernando Valley. In June of 1979 serendipity aligned with a high school buddy/usher, which led to me attending the first Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. At 16 ...

Article: Album Review

Benny Green: Then And Now

Read "Then And Now" reviewed by Maurizio Zerbo


L'interesse del cinquantacinquenne pianista statunitense è qui rivolto a recuperare la migliore lezione della fusion, in voga negli Settanta. Quella di Chick Corea, Bob James e Hubert Laws, solo per fare qualche nome, che flirtava felicemente con il jazz e la musica brasiliana all'insegna della distesa ma squisita musicalità. Ne discende un progetto di grande piacevolezza, ...

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News: Festival

Playboy Jazz Festival, Day 1

Playboy Jazz Festival, Day 1

Jazz writers like to grouse about how nothing changes at the Playboy Jazz Festival from year to year but the names on the program. Yet one can look at this stasis in a different way, as comfort food in bad times, as a ritual that one can depend upon and hopefully will never go away. It ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Chick Corea/ John McLaughlin and the Five Peace Band

Chick Corea/ John McLaughlin and the Five Peace Band

REVIEW Back in the era when Chick Corea and John McLaughlin pushed jazz-rock to its virtuosic limits, the musicians assembled before a packed Royce Hall Thursday night would have been called a “supergroup." Even the name Five Peace Band evokes that time, when “peace, love and understanding" was a deeply felt rallying cry, not ...

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News: Performance / Tour

John McLaughlin and Chick Corea's Five Peace Band

John McLaughlin and Chick Corea's Five Peace Band

Based on first impressions, the '70s were back at Royce Hall on Thursday night. Led by two titans of jazz fusion, that controversial sub-genre that began with Miles Davis' “In a Silent Way," John McLaughlin and Chick Corea opened their North American tour with an ensemble dubbed the Five Peace Band. The UCLA event brought the ...


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