Jazz Widgets

All About Jazz widgets can help you build and retain your website's traffic.

Place any or all of our free All About Jazz-powered content widgets on your website or blog and we'll push new content out to your website daily. Click one of the links below to get started.

What are All About Jazz Widgets?

All About Jazz Widgets are dynamically updated content boxes that are pushed from our website to your website or blog. If you know how to copy & paste, you can use our daily jazz content on your site in a matter of minutes.

How do I place All About Jazz Widgets on my website?

Adding our widgets to your website is simple, but it does require some knowledge of HTML. To get started, click one of the widget links above, then follow the instructions.

Once the code is copied to your web page, All About Jazz will automatically update your content once a day.

What are the benefits of using All About Jazz Widgets?

Our widgets help build "stickyness" and give your readers another reason to return.

Who should use All About Jazz Widgets?

Anyone with a jazz website or blog.

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I didn't grow up listening to jazz. Nobody I knew ever did. I don't have a favorite uncle, or a kindly grandpa to thank for allowing me to rummage through their album collection as a boy. My introduction to the music started when I was 23
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I didn't grow up listening to jazz. Nobody I knew ever did. I don't have a favorite uncle, or a kindly grandpa to thank for allowing me to rummage through their album collection as a boy. My introduction to the music started when I was 23. I may have known little about jazz, but I knew from the television that it was enjoyed in smoky rooms, through dim lights and a hearty buzz from the well mixed cocktails everyone drank. I decided I wanted a little of that scene for myself, even for a night, so I put on my best clothes and convinced an even better girl to take a train to Grand Central, NYC with me and walk to Birdland to see some guy by the name of Coltrane. It was Ravi Coltrane, and once the lights dimmed I got my drink, (and settled for a decidedly less smoky atmosphere) and by midnight that evening I'd learn that not only is he a great musician in his own right, he'd be sending me down a harmonic rabbit-hole. Ever since that night I've been catching up on all the music I missed in the past century, as well as a bit that is still being made. So maybe I don't have that favorite uncle with a record collection. I got a night I'll remember for the rest of my life. I'll take it.
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By Peter Hoetjes
Member since: 2018