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      Charles Mingus: Mingus Ah Um

      The rambunctious, razzle-dazzle Better Git It In Your Soul leaps out of the grooves when the needle hits this newly remastered vinyl pressing of Charles Mingus’ Columbia debut. The...

      Arv Garrison: wizard of the six string / 2

      Arv's last recordings in 1948 were for the Metro label. The label was short-lived, and distribution was limited for the two 78 singles that featured fellow Toledoan El Myers...
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      Obituary: Lee Konitz

      Lee Konitz was one of the very few alto players of his generation not to be overwhelmed by the genius of Charlie Parker. Totally free of cliché, he was...

      Obituary: George Wein

      Obituary: Slide Hampton

      Gerry Mulligan: Writings On A Jazz Original

      The former drummer with Bobby Troup, Anita O'Day and others has assembled into a book 52 articles illuminating Mulligan's work and life

      Prehistory Of Jazz

      JJ 10/70: Nucleus at the Notre Dame Hall

      The Jazz Centre Society's 'Winter Ceres' of concerts got off to a great start on September 12th, when the following line-up presented an exhilarating evening of electric jazz: Ian...

      Sloane: A Jazz Singer

      Songbook devotee Sloane was acclaimed at Newport in 1961 but then faced the onset of 60s pop, which she defied with typical tenacity

      Small-screen swing