Today Is The Question, Round 2
Ted PankenThis is a Substack version of my same-named blog, which contains many of my articles about and verbatim interviews of jazz and jazz-adjacent practitioners - I'll present old wine in this new bottle, but also current work.
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Chicago Interviews, 1970s, Part 3: Ajaramu (Gerald Donavan, née Joe Shelton)
Photograph by Lauren Deutsch, 1990, Chicago, 11th Street Theater, AACM 25th anniversary concert.
During the course of our 1977 interview, drum-man Ajaramu goes into granular detail about hardcore jazz culture in South Side Chic...
Chicago Interviews, 1970s, Part 2: Amina Claudine Myers
I don’t recall much about doing this interview with pianist-singer-composer Amina Claudine Myers, though I know we had the conversation in New York, and my original transcript is dated Jan. 2, 1977. I think I may have interviewed Ajaramu (G...
Chicago Interviews, 1970s, Part 1: Leroy Jenkins (March 11, 1932 - February 24, 2007)
The text contained herein comes from a series of oral history-ish interviews I did in 1976 and 1977, primarily with AACM musicians, for broadcast on the University of Chicago’s flagship station, WHPK. I was 21 at the time. I intended the in...
Buddy de Franco (February 17, 1923 – December 24, 2014)
This brief but informative oral history of Buddy DeFranco, who brought the language of bebop to clarinet expression during the 1940s, and made a series of excellent combo albums with during the first half of the 1950s with Kenny Drew and Ar...
Anthony Braxton, Composite Conversation, WKCR, November 1993 and February 5, 1995
Braxton was on a rehearsal break for a three-night retrospective series of concerts presenting his orchestra music when he joined me on on WKCR’s Afternoon Music slot on February 5, 1995. He brought with him a box of cassettes of recent, un...
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