Jazz, Music, Jazz Drumming, Music History.
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A History of Jazz Drumming: Chapter 3, 1923-1929
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Prologue: We Need A History
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A History Of Jazz Drumming: Chapter One
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A History Of Jazz Drumming: Chapter Two, Cut Through All Obstacles, 1910-1917
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PROLOGUE: UNITED STATES, 1920— THE WHITE BANDLEADERS
By 1920, the nati...
Chapter 3 Drops Tomorrow
Having spent the past two weeks listening to King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, and Jelly Roll Morton, I’m happy to tell you that Chapter 3 of A History of Jazz Drumming is finished, and scheduled for delivery tomorrow.
It was a joy to work on...
"St. Louis Blues" and Louis Armstrong on the Fourth of July
“St. Louis Blues” is my happy birthday song to our great-and-terrible nation. Composed by music teacher and bandmaster W.C. Handy, the song reflects both Handy’s devotion to John Phillip Sousa and the new music being heard on the streets of...
Smilin' The Blues Away: Zutty Singleton
I could not find a brief, clear, beat-by-beat overview of Zutty Singleton’s career, so I wrote this:
Arthur “Zutty”1 Singleton was born May 14, 1898 in rural Bunkie, Louisiana and moved with his family 150 miles southwest to New Or...
For Elvin Jones and Duke Ellington
On Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, Duke and Elvin Jones are perfectly aligned. Ellington is at ease with Elvin’s triplets and double-time on “In A Sentimental Mood”, hooks up with Jones for a cool strut on “Big Nick”, and blesses Elvin’s...
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Brooklyn-based jazz drummer, composer, bandleader, teacher, writer.
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