Music Without Borders
Music Without BordersJim Motavalli writes about jazz for the New York City Jazz Record, old-time country and Americana for No Depression and others, and hosts a music/interview show on WPKN--called "the greatest radio station in the world" by The New Yorker.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | jmotavalli.substack.com |
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Having rented an apartment at Second Avenue and 8th Street for several years—and having been a frequent visitor to the Fillmore East, the jazz lofts, and clubs like the Five Spot and Bottom Line—I have had personal experience with the subje...
Under the Forest Canopy at the Arcadia Folk Festival
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Down County Jump Shakes Up Sheffield
Sheffield, Massachusetts is in the Berkshires, right where three states (New York and Connecticut are the other two) magically come together. There’s something musical in the water up there, because it’s the site of the Grey Fox bluegrass f...
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Jim Motavalli writes about jazz for the New York City Jazz Record, old-time country and Americana for No Depression and others, and hosts a music/interview show on WPKN--called "the greatest radio station in the world" by The New Yorker.
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