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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Anthony Braxton, Composite Conversation, WKCRNovember 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...
Ed Thigpen, (Dec. 28, 1930-Jan. 13, 2010 )
On Monday, December 12, 1994, two days after Donna Sturm and I were married, we walked around the corner from our apartment at East 12th Street and Broadway to Bradley’s, to hear the second set of Memphis-based pianist Charles Thomas’ New Y...
Some of my early portals into jazz
Two years ago, the YouTube algorithm brought me a wonderful 1985 concert film of Sonny Rollins in Bern, Switzerland, in 1985. I posted it on Facebook. It circled back to me last week, when a musician I’m friends with found it and “liked” it...
Freddie Hubbard (April 7, 1938 -December 29, 2008) tells his story in Downbeat in 2001
In 2001, I spent a couple of hours interviewing Freddie Hubbard for a DownBeat profile. I’d previously met him about ten years earlier when he came to my “Out To Lunch” show to promote a gig — maybe at Fat Tuesday’s. In any event, thanks to...
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