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Tag Archives: Jazz
Is Dr. Teeth a Jazz Muppet?
Exploring the overlap between jazz studies and cultural representations of the music through The Muppet Show. Continue reading
Posted in Resisting Definition
Tagged cultural learnings, dr. teeth, floyd, Jazz, Ken Burns, muppets, sherrie tucker, spongebob squarepants, weeds, zoot
11 Comments
McGill Graduate Music Symposium
A recap of my three-day music conference at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec Continue reading
Even More Presentations
I’m presenting my Jack Teagarden research four times this spring … Continue reading
Gerald Clayton Trio @ Village Vanguard
Blizzard be damned! Tonight, I’ll be at the Village Vanguard to help put together WBGO‘s live broadcast of the Gerald Clayton Trio — featuring Joe Sanders on bass and Justin Brown on drums — at 9 pm . If you’re … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz Journalism, Links
Tagged Gerald Clayton, Jazz, Joe Sanders, josh jackson, Justin Brown, patrick jarenwattananon, The Checkout, Village Vanguard, wbgo
1 Comment
Jazz and Writing: A Unified Theory?
Thoughts on (and links to) trends in music and music writing online Continue reading
Posted in Jazz Journalism, Links
Tagged Chris Kelsey, david adler, Jazz, jazz chronicles, Madeline Bruser, music journalism, The Art of Practicing
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Reading “New Orleans Style and the Writing of American Jazz History”
Book review of “New Orleans Style and the Writing of American Jazz History” by Bruce Raeburn Continue reading
It’s Awfully Quiet Around Here …
Asking for recommendations to expand my online jazz reading Continue reading
Posted in Links
Tagged a blog supreme, david adler, Jazz, jazz blogs, jazzwax, the independent ear, willard jenkins
2 Comments
2009: My Year in Jazz
Reflecting on my past year in the jazz community. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Resisting Definition
Tagged Claudia Acuna, conrad herwig, Don Byron, Jack Teagarden, Jason Moran, Jazz, jazz.com, josh jackson, lubricity, New Jersey, New York City, Newark, Rutgers, sexmob, Terrell Stafford, The Bad Plus, The Checkout, Vernon TX, Village Vanguard, wbgo, William Parker
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