Michael's Substack
Michael SteinmanMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 95 | Subscribers | Read | jazzlives601.substack.com |
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“JERSEY IS HOME TO TEDDY WILSON” (John S. Wilson, The New York Times, July 1, 1973)
Chasing something else online, urged on by Chief Detective Alessandro King, I found this genial story in the New York Times, a domestic portrait of Teddy Wilson, written by the then-jazz critic and chronicler John S. Wilson. I was touched b...
A SWINGING BANQUET: 3 FOR SWING, “ACTION!”
Put aside that categorizing impulse, sit back, and listen:
“THE IRRESISTIBLE BLUES”: VALERIE KIRCHOFF CELEBRATES THE MATRIARCHS (COLIN HANCOCK, ANDY SCHUMM, MIKE DAVIS, ETHAN LEINWAND, T.J. MULLER, MIKIYA MATSUDA, HAL SMITH: Redwood Coast Music Fest 10.3.25)
A wonderful session, historical but never dusty, created by Valerie Kirchhoff, vocal; Ethan Leinwand, piano; Andy Schumm, clarinet; Colin Hancock, cornet; Mike Davis, trombone; T.J. Muller, banjo; Mikiya Matsuda, double bass; Hal Smith, dru...
MAGICAL SWEETNESS: NANCY NELSON, DICK CARY, BOBBY GORDON, GREG COHEN, GENE ESTES (Conneaut Lake Jazz Festival, August 27, 1989)
I celebrate my discerning audience. Having shared music by the beautifully compelling singer Nancy Nelson here (with Bobby Hackett and Vic Dickenson) a few days ago, readers wrote in asking to hear more. Your wish is my command.
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