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All About Jazz: New York - July 2005
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Though jazz is a small part of the overall music market, it has and has had its obvious superstars. What has often made some of the best moments in its history are not the big names, but those players who may not get many accolades as they deserve. Our coverage this month is an attempt to remedy that in some small way.
Eddie Palmieri, Gary Bartz and Vijay Iyer are not the most famous players on their respective instruments. However, ...
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AllAboutJazz.com Wins Jazz Journalists' Association 'Best Jazz Website' Award for Fourth Consecutive Year
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New York, NY - AllAboutJazz.com received the Best Website Concentrating on Jazz Award from the Jazz Journalists Association (JJA) for the fourth consecutive year, at the ninth annual JJA awards.
The award was presented by venerated jazz record producer George Avakian to AAJ Senior Editor Chris M. Slawecki in a ceremony held in New York City on June 14.
“I'd like to thank our founder and publisher, Mike Ricci, who could not be here with us this evening," Slawecki said ...
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All About Jazz: New York - June 2005
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Late May and again late June bring us one of the more recent pleasures of city life: interleague baseball play and the chance for cross-town rivals, the Mets and the Yankees, to square off. This month however, a new “subway series” occurs: JVC versus Vision. For the first time, the established and establishment JVC Jazz Festival runs concurrently with the scrappy underdog Vision Fest. But rather than speak in terms of competition, take heart that New York has a place ...
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