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News: Event

Memorial Concert for Richard M. Sudhalter: Author, Musician, Jazz Historian

Memorial Concert for Richard M. Sudhalter: Author, Musician, Jazz Historian

MONDAY, JANUARY 12 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. A Memorial Concert for RICHARD M. SUDHALTER: Author, Musician, Jazz Historian St. Peter's Lutheran Church 619 Lexington Avenue at 54th Street New York, NY 10022 MUSICIANS SCHEDULED TO PERFORM: Howard Alden, James Chirillo, Bill Crow, Armen Donelian, ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Terrence McManus/Mark Helias/Gerry Hemingway at The Stone (NYC) on January 1

Terrence McManus/Mark Helias/Gerry Hemingway at The Stone (NYC) on January 1

Thursday, January 1 Transcendental Numbers 8pm The Stone corner ave. C and e.2nd st. NYC Terrence McManus-acoustic and electric guitars Mark Helias-bass Gerry Hemingway-drum set A classic (un)guitar trio acting as a derivative of ...

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News: Video / DVD

Bret Primack Presents: When Billy Taylor Met Ben Webster

Bret Primack Presents: When Billy Taylor Met Ben Webster

The latest edition of Bret “Jazz Video Guy" Primack’s blog is “Billy Taylor Meets Ben Webster.” In the fall of 1944, the very first night twenty-three year old Billy Taylor arrived in New York from Washington, D.C, he sat in at Minton's Playhouse, where Ben Webster was hanging out. Ben liked what he heard and invited ...

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News: Obituary

Andre Previn and Mia Farrow's Daughter Lark Dies at 35

Andre Previn and Mia Farrow's Daughter Lark Dies at 35

Lark Previn, a daughter of actress Mia Farrow whose sister Soon-Yi Previn was at the center of Farrow's messy breakup with Woody Allen, has died. She was 35. The medical examiner's office says Lark Previn died Christmas Day at New York Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn. No cause of death was given. A cremation was held ...

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Article: Live Review

4 Generations of Miles - Holiday Music for All Ears

Read "4 Generations of Miles - Holiday Music for All Ears" reviewed by David Miller

by David Miller

4 Generations of MilesIridium Jazz ClubNew York, New YorkDecember 24, 2008 Sometimes it's fun to get together with a group of like-minded musicians and just play. More than any other time, the holidays are the best occasion to do just that. Neither the audience nor the musicians are looking ...

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News: Book / Magazine

AllAboutJazz-New York January 2009 Issue Now Available!

AllAboutJazz-New York January 2009 Issue Now Available!

With our January issue featuring our Best Of 2008, we give our readers plenty of reason to brave the chill winds of winter. Please browse our two-page spread (pgs. 26-27) for categories such as Record Labels, Debut Albums, Boxed Sets as well as Albums and Performances of the Year. Even as jazz becomes more and more ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Sten Hostfalt / Blaise Siwula Live @ Stain NYC January 3

Sten Hostfalt / Blaise Siwula Live @ Stain NYC January 3

Appearing monthly at Stain Bar NYC since December '07, and together in a total of 21 live events during 2008 including shared events with among others Daniel Carter, Herb Robertson and Tim Berne, STEN HOSTFALT guitar and BLAISE SIWULA saxophone returns to Stain January 3, 2009 * at 7pm / one set only, no cover, no ...

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News: Obituary

John Costelloe 'Sopranos' Johnny Cakes Dead in Suicide

John Costelloe 'Sopranos'  Johnny Cakes Dead in Suicide

Police: 'Sopranos' actor who played gay cook 'Johnny Cakes' dead in apparent suicide in NYC Police say the actor who portrayed the gay lover of a closeted mobster on The Sopranos has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in New York. Police spokesman Lt. John Grimpel says John Costelloe was found dead in an ...

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Article: Profile

Renato Sellani

Read "Renato Sellani" reviewed by Thomas Conrad

by Thomas Conrad

Renato Sellani does not have to play the piano to charm you. At the Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia in July of this year, he could be seen walking his small dog Briciola through the crowded piazzas. At 82, he walks carefully, with a slight stoop. They were an endearing pair: Sellani impeccable in striped blazer ...

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Article: Album Review

Curtis Fuller: The Opener

Read "The Opener" reviewed by Graham L. Flanagan

by Graham L. Flanagan

What a rare privilege it is to review a new entry in Blue Note's esteemed RVG reissues series knowing that the featured artist can still be caught at venues around New York City. Such is the case with trombone virtuoso Curtis Fuller, whose 1957 Blue Note debut The Opener has been remastered courtesy of the great ...


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