The best jazz links of the week
Japanese jazz coffee shopsScholar spends a year studying jazz and java.
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Progressive jazz in LondonStewart Lee reports on the proceedings.
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Chatting with Ahmad JamalThe pianist talks with Pamela Espeland.
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Unlocking the mystery of "Giant Steps"YouTube video lets you follow the Trane.
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30 years of Tuck & PattiThe duo talk with the SF Chronicle
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Chatting with Taj MahalThe blues star talks with Mikel Toombs
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Do the lyrics really matter in jazz?The Guardian suggests that the less said, the better.
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Hank Jones gets National Medal of ArtsOther honorees include the Fisk Jubilee Singers.
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Javon Jackson tops the JazzWeek chartDave Holland takes second spot.
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3 famous pianists at the Greek TheaterMarsalis, Mehldau and Tyner share the bill.
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Tony Reedus dead at age 49Drummer collapses after flight from Italy.
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Dustin Hoffman would have played jazzBut The Graduate intervened instead.
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Are there too many standing ovations?Monk Rowe takes a skeptical view.
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The mystery ofThree Little BopsMarc Myers tackles another jazz whodunit.
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Talking with Maria SchneiderFrank Oteri interviews the composer / bandleader.
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Rosetta Reitz dead at age 84Reitz was a spirited advocate of women in jazz.
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Harvard law prof vs. the music industryRenowned legal expert confronts RIAA.
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Talking with Marc RossiWalter Kolosky interviews the pianist.
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Bringing jazz to the White HouseHoward Reich advises the President-elect.
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3 jazz artists receive $50,000 fellowshipsUSA Fellowships announced for 2008.
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Latest update on Mark TurnerAaron Parks reports on the saxophonist.
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Jazz saxophonist turns to filmDonald Harrison appears in Jonathan Demme film.
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Duke Ellington's Adventures in BritainDuke's 1933 tour was a major milestone.
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Joe Jackson in New OrleansPiano jazz meets punk.
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14-year-old singer channels EllaNikki Yanofsky embarks on a Canadian tour.
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Bebo Valdes at ninetyThe venerable pianist talks about his life and times.
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Decoding Dizzy at the SpotliteMarc Myers tackles a jazz mystery.
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Bassist Mel Graves dead at age 62SSU program director played with many jazz greats.
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Can you love the jazz lifestyle, but hate the music?Clive Davis offers a rebuttal.
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South African singer Mirian Makeba dead at age 76Makeba bridged jazz, pop and world music styles.
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The ultimate in experimental jazzYosuke Yamashita plays a burning piano.
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Is it too early for "Best of 08" lists?James Hale offers a provisional list of the best CDs.
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Update on Mark Turner's hand surgeryAaron Parks offers an encouraging report.
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Why the Norwegian jazz scene rocksThe Financial Times gives the lowdown.
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Bringing Lady Day to senior citizensJazz Lives reports on a Holiday outreach effort.
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Talking with Poncho SanchezPamela Espeland interviews the master conguero.
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How to speak jazzJohn Fordham offers a guide to jazz lingo.
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Changing kids' lives through jazzWynton Marsalis talks to CNN.
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Creed Taylor on recording Bill EvansTaylor discusses the pianist's Verve sessions.
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Rising demand for jazz guitarists?This chart tells the whole story.
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Saxophonist Mark Turner suffers injurySaxophonist cuts fingers in power saw accident.
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Jimmy Carl Black dead at age 70Black was best known for his work with Frank Zappa.
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Birthday tribute to Joni MitchellThe pop-jazz diva turns 65.
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The avant garde American songbookDavid Brent Johnson looks at non-standard standards.
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Talking with Toumani DiabateMali musician is called the Hendrix of the kora.
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Herb Geller at 80Rifftides offers a birthday tribute.
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Roy Haynes at Ronnie Scott's83 year-old drummer plays London.
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Is this a photo of Robert Johnson?Vanity Fair looks at a controversial photo.
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Randy Weston autobiography coming in '09Willard Jenkins reports on the book.
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Willem Breuker in OttawaDutch avant-gardist is still going strong.
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