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thebluemoment.com
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| | | | | I never met Dave Tomlin, or heard him play live, but the news of his death at the age of 90 rang a bell that echoed back to London in the late 1960s. A Tibetan prayer bell, probably: among other distinctions, Tomlin was the founder of the wonderfully named Giant Sun Trolley, a group who... | |
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www.jarretthousenorth.com
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| | | | | Album of the Week, August 31, 2024 Julian Edwin "Cannonball" Adderley surely has the best nickname (and the best nickname story) of almost any jazz musician. The story goes that as an elementary sc... | |
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avantmusicnews.com
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| | | | | Source: burning ambulance. 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... | |
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kleinletters.com
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| | | As the lyrics point out, this song doesn't have much to say, it's just a bit of amusing fluff that I came up with on June 17, 1978, and recorded around that time. Perhaps I was thinking of tunes that seem to roll along like clockwork, there are plenty of folk songs that do. Here [...] | ||
