The ghost of George Wein dropped by and mingled with jazzmen of Belgrade the last weekend of October (as usual). The occasion…
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MoreAnnouncing The Jazz Omnibus: 21st-Century Photos and Writings by Members of the Jazz Journalists Association, a unique anthology being published in ebook…
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MoreWinners of 2024 JJA Jazz Awards announced: DeJohnette, McBride, Redman, Friedwald among top honorees
The Jazz Journalists Association has announced winners of its 29th annual JJA Jazz Awards for excellence in music and music journalism. Among…
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