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Article: Interview

Barney McAll: One to Watch

by AAJ Staff
March 6, 2009

This interview was first published in 2001. All About Jazz: First, if you don't mind, tell me some other biographical details (where did you study?) Barney McAll: I was born in Melbourne Australia. I started playing piano at seven years old. My older brother John, was very influential on me ...

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Article: Big Band Report

It's the Economy, Man!

by Jack Bowers
January 29, 2009

Even though the present (and future) state of the economy here in the States is no laughing matter, there has been at least one tongue-in-cheek article about jazz musicians seeking bailout money from Congress and the Bush administration (still in power when it was written last December). It's presented as a straight “news" story, but musicians' ...

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Study in Contrast

By Teo Macero

Label: Teo Productions Inc.
Released: 2008
Track listing: Inner World; Blues For Roseann; Break Out; Waterfalls; Pandora's Box; Slow and Easy; Hell's Comin' and Hell's Comin' With Me; Wishy Washy Tadpole Blues; I Want Your Brain.

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Article: Album Review

Teo Macero Presents The Inner World Band: Study in Contrast

Read "Study in Contrast" reviewed by Ivana Ng

by Ivana Ng
May 7, 2008

Teo Macero, who while at Columbia Records produced many Miles Davis records from Kind of Blue (1959) to Bitches Brew (1969), as well as other seminal discs like Dave Brubeck's Time Out (1959) and Ellington's Blues in Orbit (1958), passed away in February at age 82. Study in Contrast, recorded in 2007 with the NYU Steinhardt ...

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News: Music Industry

Memorial Service for Legendary Jazz Producer Teo Macero, May 18 at NYU's Loewe Theatre

May 5, 2008

Teo Macero, the legendary jazz saxophonist, composer, and record producer who died on February 19, will be remembered at a memorial service on Sunday, May 18 at New York University's Frederick Loewe Theatre, 35 West 4th Street, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The memorial service is open to the public. The NYU Jazz Orchestra will ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

The Complete On The Corner Sessions

by John Kelman
November 28, 2007

Much has been written about what is perhaps trumpeter Miles Davis' most controversial album, On The Corner (Columbia, 1972). Already shaken from the electric onslaught of Bitches Brew (Columbia, 1969), A Tribute To Jack Johnson (Columbia, 1970), and a series of live or, in the case of Live-Evil (Columbia, 1970), largely live releases, it was the ...

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