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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My Lecture in Heidelberg, at the international symposium, “Lost in Diversity: A Transatlantic Dialogue on the Social Relevance of Jazz"
If you’ve read my work, you’ll know that my contributions to jazz scholarship, such as they are, have transpired outside the academy, in the context of my work as a freelance jazz journalist, for 26 years programming jazz and jazz-adjacent/...
Roscoe Mitchell
In 1995, I interviewed the master saxophonist/woodwindist/composer Roscoe Mitchell on two separate occasions on WKCR, once in a joint interview with pianist-singer-Hammond B3 organist Amina Claudine Myers, the next time solo. The complete t...
Benny Golson - (Jan. 25, 1929 - Sept. 21, 2024)
This post opens with two DownBeat feature-length profiles of composer-tenor saxophonist Benny Golson (1929-2024) — one from 2018 in honor of his election to the DB Hall of Fame, the other, from 2000, was roughly framed around his albm One D...
Butch Morris (Feb. 10, 1947-Jan. 29, 2013)
Today is the 79th birth anniversary of Lawrence “Butch” Morris, a singular human being, who developed (and trademarked) the art of conduction, as he termed his activity in “conducted/interpretation improvisation.”
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