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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R.I.P. James Blood Ulmer (February 8, 1940 - June 3, 2026)
Lydia Liebman has sent a mass email with the information that the singular guitarist James “Blood” Ulmer transitioned on June 3. Lydia attached an obituary from the Ulmer family, which I’ve pasted below. It’s followed by a profile that I wr...
Pi Records' 25th anniversary celebration at Roulette -
Although I’ve rooted for the Knicks assiduously since 1962, when I saw them lose by a point to Wild Chamberlain’s Philadelphia Warriors when Richie Guerin missed a wide-open last second shot, I didn’t watch last night’s game.
Instead, we...
Chicago Interviews, 1970s, Part 4: Fred Anderson (March 22, 1929 – June 24, 2010 )
Photograph by Marc Monaghan
Photography by Robert Abbott
For the fourth installment of my Chicago Interviews 1970s series, I’m posting a conversation with tenor saxophonist Fred Anderson. I might have attended five or six per...
APPRECIATIONS IN 2000 FROM SONNY ROLLINS' BANDMATES, OLD FRIENDS AND SOME FELLOW SAXOPHONISTS
When I was reporting the first article (2000) that appears in my “four profiles” upload that I restacked the other day (https://tedpanken.substack.com/p/four-profiles-on-the-great-sonny), I interviewed pianist Stephen Scott, bassist Bob Cra...
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...
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