R.J. Marx
What's next, from Seaside, Oregon: Profiles, news, culture, music and more ++++ Seaside's Rock 'n' Roll Riots 1962-1964
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 170 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Seeking justice for Bill Bottiggi, 35 years later
Bill Bottiggi with Sam and Eve Marx at the Katonah Fire Department Carnival, June 1989.
I’ve only known one person in my life to be murdered. I guess by today’s standards that’s not many but it’s plenty for me.
A few of you may have seen...
The death of death
A friend of mine died recently but don’t quote me on that. No announcement, no obit, even good friends and affiliates silent. I only heard about it second-hand. I only know because it was furtively whispered to me by a mutual friend. The im...
All playing is practice
Between 1959 and 1961, Sonny Rollins stood huddled in a steel corner of the Williamsburg Bridge at three in the morning, blowing into the dark expanse. He was already the “Saxophone Colossus,” already famous, already reshaping modern jazz —...
Congratulations, Class!
After four years and 12 semesters of teaching “Jazz Fundamentals for Players and Listeners,” a community ed class at Clatsop Community College, I’ll be taking a pause from teaching. During that time I was lucky enough to have a group of adu...
The biker beat
For a while I was writing pieces for niche publications, covering everything from tattoos to product reviews. They figure you can write about anything. One of those assignments came from a low-budget slick, a magazine with a formula of a mo...
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R.J. Marx has covered both coasts as reporter and editor of the Seaside Signal in Seaside, Oregon, and the Record-Review in Bedford, NY. He is a longtime saxophone player and music journalist.
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