Results for "Interview"

Wayne Shorter Interview with Bill Milkowski

June 14, 2005

Urban Folk & Jazz from a Girl like KJ Denhert

by Gina Vodegel
June 12, 2005

KJ Denhert is a regular performing artist at the New York 55 Bar, the club where guitarists Mike Stern and Wayne Krantz also love to entertain their guests in the club's intimate ambiance. To see KJ Denhert live is a vibrant and enchanting experience; she's accompanied by outstanding musicians, and turns standards and covers into gems ...

Interview and Review on the concert of the great Kurt Elling at the Blue Note

June 12, 2005

John Butcher

by John Eyles
June 11, 2005

This interview was originally published in London Calling in September 2002. Here it is reproduced in full. On one of the hottest days of an indifferent London summer, I was one of about 20 people who sweltered in the basement of 323 in Highgate to hear John Butcher and Phil Minton play a short concert to ...

Nathan Davis: Back From Here

by Russ Musto
June 11, 2005

AAJ: Because of your role with the Paris Reunion Band many people still think of you as an expatriate, but you have been active, here in America, as a jazz musician and educator for nearly 35 years. ND: Yeah, this is my 35th year here at University of Pittsburgh. When I think about it, ...

Q&A with Charlie Haden

by AAJ Staff
June 8, 2005

All About Jazz: How did you come to play jazz? Charlie Haden: Well, I was involved with country-western music during the beginning of my life, from the time I was 2 until the time I was 16. My parents were on the Grand Ole Opry before I was born. AAJ: Why ...

All About Jazz Writer Walter Kolosky Live Radio Interview

June 7, 2005

All About Jazz contributor Walter Kolosky, author of Girls Don't Like Real Jazz: A Jazz Patriot Speaks Out from Abstract Logix Books, will be interviewed on nationwide radio and streaming Internet audio this Saturday night (June 11) at Midnight (12:05 EST) on the Jordan Rich Show. Walter will be discussing his book and the state of ...

Vijay Iyer: Part 2-2

by Paul Olson
June 2, 2005

Part 1 | Part 2 New York pianist/composer Vijay Iyer may be the musician of 2005. With his remarkable quartet and their fine new CD Reimagining, his collaborative, experimental trio Fieldwork (whose new CD Simulated Progress should turn some heads when it's released in July), his past and future collaborations with spoken-word/experimental hip-hop ...

Vijay Iyer, Part 1-2

by Paul Olson
June 2, 2005

Part 1 | Part 2 New York pianist/composer Vijay Iyer may be the musician of 2005. With his remarkable quartet and their fine new CD Reimagining, his collaborative, experimental trio Fieldwork (whose new CD Simulated Progress should turn some heads when it's released in July), his past and future collaborations with spoken-word/experimental hip-hop ...

Joe Chambers on M'Boom

by Russ Musto
May 23, 2005

Joe Chambers first made his mark on the New York jazz scene playing with Eric Dolphy and Freddie Hubbard in the early '60s. Soon afterwards he was regularly recording on important sessions with the likes of Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Andrew Hill, Sam Rivers, Wayne Shorter, Archie Shepp and Chick Corea, often contributing his own compositions ...