The best jazz links of the week
Jazz musician accused of fuel theft88 year old drummer indicted.
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Jazz picks for a 4th of July BBQFire up the grill and turn on the iPod.
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Wynton Marsalis and JALC in PortlandLynn Darroch reviews the visiting NY ensemble for The Oregonian.
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Max Roach at his bestA close-up video captures Roach's brush and snare drum technique.
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Jazz singer stirs controversySong substitution at Denver event becomes a national issue.
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Vintage LP coversClassic album art from rare jazz LPs is featured on this Japanese web site.
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Remembering the Hi-LosJazzWax looks back at the masters of vocal harmony.
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Accordion jazz at its finestSqueezebox player gets glowing review in Ottowa.
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Another jazz radio station bites the dustWNSC opts for news and public affairs.
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Ten jazz recordings worth re-playingMarc Myers offers up some cool picks.
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Jazz singer won't lose her home.Fans raise $43 K for Ernestine Anderson.
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Pharoah Sanders at Ronnie Scott'sFree jazz icon takes on London.
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Ronnie Matthews dead at age 72The pianist succumbs to pancreatic cancer.
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Dave Carpenter dead at age 48The bassist suffers a fatal heart attack.
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Trumpeter cancels plans for jazz clubArturo Sandoval halts plans for Miami venue.
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Narcotango in concertA YouTube video features the innovative tango band.
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Interview with Jason MoranThe pianist talks with Larry Blumenfeld.
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Charlie Haden in concertQuartet West performs LA noir jazz.
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Q&A with Wynton MarsalisThe trumpeter talks to Marke Andrews.
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Benefits planned for singerMusicians and fans rally to help Ernestine Anderson.
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The Bad Plus OneKurt Rosenwinkel joins the trio in concert.
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Rifftides on Ernestine AndersonDoug Ramsey looks at the plight of the Seattle singer.
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The exciting music of TtukunakCheck out these twin sisters from Álava, Spain.
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A classic Sarah Vaughan sessionMarc Myers celebrates a great 1954 date for EmArcy.
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Jazz singer may lose her homeFans try to raise money to avoid foreclosure on Ernestine Anderson's house.
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Gil Evans and "Robbins' Nest"JazzWax looks back at an important 1947 recording that anticipates the Birth of the Cool.
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Cecil Taylor, Sergio Mendes & Co.The NY Times reviews the JVC jazz festival.
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Hank Jones in concertZan Stewart reviews the pianist's NY concert.
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Charles Mingus, productivity expertAnd you thought he just played bass!
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Interview with Bill FrisellThe guitarist talks to The Vancouver Sun.
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Steely Dan at the Beacon TheaterHank Shteamer reports on Friday's concert.
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Return to Forever back in the dayA '76 clip finds ROF performing "Romantic Warrior."
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Art Tatum at the ApolloJazzWax reviews a piano recital without a pianist.
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Rifftides on the Zenph TatumDoug Ramsey looks at the controversial Tatum CD.
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Hancock, Schneider honoredGrammy winners also take top honors at JJA awards.
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Back to school for Pat MethenyMetheny engages in a Q&A with high school students.
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Dutch investment group looks at jazzThe world's third largest government pension plan wants to invest in jazz music.
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John Pizzarelli shows up on . . . ESPN?The jazz artists swings and sings on "Take Me Out to the Ballgame."
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Herbie Hancock at Hollywood BowlBut did the youngsters steal the show?
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Jazz Cracks the Top FortyMarc Myers looks back at jazz chart busters.
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Esbjörn Svensson in performanceA YouTube video capture E.S.T. in concert.
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Missing bossa nova recordingsWhat happened to João Gilberto's early recordings?
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Esbjörn Svensson dead at age 44The brilliant pianist is killed in a tragic diving accident.
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Coleman Hawkins on videoA 1965 film clip finds Hawkins alongside Earl Hines.
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Louis Armstrong's revolutionJohn Edward Hasse looks back at a recording that set off a musical revolution 80 years ago.
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Walter Becker & Bobby FewHank Shteamer celebrates two deserving and diverse artists with a mixtape and an interview.
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More hidden jazz gems at iTunesJazzWax uncovers more neglected classics.
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The Jazz Showcase returnsA Chicago jazz institution finds a new home.
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Interview with Herbie HancockThe pianist reflects on his Grammy success.
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A venerable jazz event re-invents itself.Ben Ratliff looks at the JVC Jazz Festival.
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Who killed jazz? (the plot thickens)Marc Myers outlines the perfect storm.
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ASCAP adds names to the jazz wall of fameSix new artists are honored.
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Glass ceiling for women in jazz?Are there any cracks showing?
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Interview with Stanley ClarkeThe bassist reflects on the RTF reunion tour.
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