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| | | | | Andrea DenHoed interviews the musician Jon Batiste, as he leads jazz-pop jams and prepares to become the bandleader of Stephen Colbert's "Late Show." | |
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burningambulance.com
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| | | | | Bassist William Parker had already been a key figure on the New York jazz scene for close to 30 years in 2001. His first record date was in March 1973, on saxophonist Frank Lowe's Black Beings. (An additional 40 minutes of music from the same concert would be released as The Loweski in 2012.) He... | |
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www.thewire.co.uk
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| | | | | Philip Freeman shares an excerpt from his new biography of Cecil Taylor, which takes the reader from the pianist and composer's birth in 1929 to his death in 2018 and beyond | |
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www.albumsin200words.co.uk
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| | | Subhumans have been around since 1980, although they did split in 1985 and didn't return until 1998 and have only released two albums since the turn of the millennium but can be often seem on the live circuit.The Day the Country Died was their debut album released back in 1982 and although released five years after many classic debut punk albums this is considered a punk classic.Opening with a bomb dropping before we go All Gone Dead with guitar and drums and a spoken word shouty vocal, the ki | ||
