I forgot what prompted me to send for a sample issue of Cadence, circa 1988, but once I did, I was hooked.…
MoreCadence magazine, a periodical edited and published by Bob Rusch of North Country Distributors in Redwood Landing, New York, since 1976, announced…
MoreThe National Endowment for the Arts has announced plans to end its 30-year-old Jazz Masters program. See blog posts by JJA President…
MoreJazz really is everywhere, as demonstrated by the 186 would-be jazz videographers from around the U.S. — and the world — who…
MoreA chart graphing year-end shipment statistics from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) from 1973 until 2009, prepared and issued by Bain,…
MoreMore on the JJA’s 25th anniversary year: Our most pressing current issue is getting all JJA members whose dues are up for…
MoreNeil Tesser, Chicago-based writer, radio producer and one of the founding JJA members, has agreed to chair the ballot committee for the…
MoreInnerviews: Music Without Borders By Anil Prasad Abstract Logix, Cary, North Carolina, 2010; 315 pp.; $23.99 paperback Review by Alex W. Rodriguez…
MoreEditor’s Note: Willard Jenkins is a journalist, arts consultant and presenter, co-author of African Rhythms: The Autobiography of Randy Weston, and instigating…
MoreJane Ira Bloom has released Wingwalker, her 14th album as leader and fourth album on the Outline label, reuniting the soprano saxophonist…
MoreAll About Jazz-New York, billed as “the city’s only homegrown jazz gazette,” will be changing its name to The New York City…
MoreCuadernos de Jazz, the 20-year-old, six-issues-annually, Madrid-based music magazine, has given up print and announced that its remaining staff — “young, fresh…
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