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Wednesday, December 8 2010

The Best Jazz of 2010

Jazz is working all the angles these days. Is there any other genre that has as much range -- from solo instruments to big bands, from instrumental to vocal, from European musicians to both North and South Americans, from truly pretty music to raucously avant-garde "noise"?

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Thursday, July 12 2012

Henry Threadgill Zooid: Tomorrow Sunny / The Revelry, Spp

Has Henry Threadgill stumbled upon the perfect band for his creative impulses? And would we be pleased with an honest answer to that question?

Wednesday, November 17 2010

Henry Threadgill Zooid: This Brings Us To, Volume II

Lots of people can buck tradition, but avant-garde savior Henry Threadgill came up with a whole new system.

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