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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
Two Worthwhile Links
Links to a forgotten trombone master and some thoughtful criticism of new media jazz coverage. Continue reading
Posted in Jazz Journalism, Links, Trombonists
Tagged Abe Lincoln, Doug Ramsey, jazz criticism, Jazz Lives, Mike Pittsley, Truehoop, women in jazz
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