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A New Book About The Black Artists' Group (BAG) Of St. Louis

Source: All About Jazz
November 23, 2004

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Girls Don't Like Real Jazz: A Jazz Patriot Speaks Out by Walter Kolosky

Source: All About Jazz
November 9, 2004

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Florence Mills Biography Published

Source: All About Jazz
October 26, 2004

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AllAboutJazz-New York Presents "1s & 2s" featuring Scott Robinson solo on November 4th!

Source: All About Jazz
October 18, 2004

AllAboutJazz-New York Presents “1s & 2s:Music for Solo &Duo" (on the first Thursday of every month at Cornelia Street Cafe in Greenwich Village) November 4th: Come hear a RARE solo concert by SCOTT ROBINSON!!! Multi-instrumentalist Scott Robinson is a equally proficient on tenor sax, baritone sax, soprano sax, C-melody sax, bass sax, contra-bass sax, alto clarinet, bass clarinet, contra-bass clarinet, flutes, euphonium, tuba, cornet, optical theremin, waterphone, various ...

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AllAboutJazz-New York Presents "1s & 2s: Music for Solo & Duo" features Ray Anderson and Bob Stewart!

Source: All About Jazz
October 3, 2004

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AllAboutJazz-New York Presents BILLY LESTER (9/19 at 5pm)

Source: All About Jazz
September 18, 2004

HUDSON VIEW GARDENS PERFORMING ARTS GROUP PRESENTS “SUNDAYS AT 5" Sunday, September 19 at 5 pm

BILLY LESTER performs a rare solo jazz piano concert! at Hudson View Gardens 116 Pinehurst Ave./corner of 183rd. (just Take The “A" Train - as they say - to 181st Street. It's right off the Hudson River!) Reservations: 212-923-7800 x1555 *Suggested Donation: $12 Presented and hosted by: Laurence Donohue-Greene (Managing ...

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AllAboutJazz-New York Presents BILLY LESTER (9/19 at 5pm)

Source: All About Jazz
September 16, 2004

HUDSON VIEW GARDENS PERFORMING ARTS GROUP PRESENTS “SUNDAYS AT 5"...on Sunday, September 19 at 5 pm BILLY LESTER performs a rare solo jazz piano concert! at Hudson View Gardens 116 Pinehurst Ave./corner of 183rd. (just Take The “A" Train - as they say - to 181st Street. It's right off the Hudson River!) Reservations: 212-923-7800 x1555 *Suggested Donation: $12 Presented and hosted by: Laurence Donohue-Greene (Managing Editor, AllAboutJazz-New ...

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Jazz Expos

Source: All About Jazz
September 14, 2004

Have you ever heard of the New York Jazz Museum? Most people have not. Yet between 1972 and 1977 it was the most significant institution for jazz in the world! With the opening of the Lincoln Center jazz facility and the recent large federal grant for the National Jazz Museum in Harlem this book looks back to present the story of a Lost Museum.

It was situated in its own two-story building in mid-town Manhattan and had a small staff, ...

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