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    Apr 2, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  1. Remembering the 'Little Giant,' jazz saxophonist Johnny Griffin

    Ask anyone who loves jazz to the name the top tenor saxophonist of all time, and he or she probably will answer in a flash.
    Ask anyone who loves jazz to the name the top tenor saxophonist of all time, and he or she probably will answer in a flash. To many, it's Sonny Rollins, at 82 still a giant. Or Gene Ammons, the long-gone, soulful player from the South Side of Chicago....

    Tags: Howard Reich, Music, University of Chicago, Gene Ammons, John Coltrane

  2. Mar 26, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  3. A rosy new stage for Sugar Blue

    These are very sweet days for Sugar Blue.
    These are very sweet days for Sugar Blue. In a few months, he'll be a father once more, his wife and bass player Ilaria Lantieri expecting their first child together in late May or early June. In the meantime, the two — who own a home in...

    Tags: Music, James Baldwin, Count Basie, Frank Capra Jr., Billie Holiday

  4. Feb 21, 2013 |Story| SFL
  5. Al Jolson tribute at Cinema Paradiso in Fort Lauderdale

    <a href="http://www.jolson.org/" target="_blank">Al Jolson</a> can still pack them in the theater, 86 years after ushering in "the talkies" and 63 years after his death.
    Staff Writer
    Al Jolson can still pack them in the theater, 86 years after ushering in "the talkies" and 63 years after his death. At least that's the idea with the tribute by The Broward County Film Society (also called FLiFF) to the man billed as "The World’s...

    Tags: Weston (Broward, Florida), Frank Sinatra, Mario Lanza, Red Buttons, Bing Crosby

  6. Jan 2, 2013 |Story| SFL
  7. The Go Guide Weekend Preview: This is not Del Boca Vista

    It's been nearly 20 years since Jerry Seinfeld began visiting Del Boca Vista, the fictional South Florida retirement community where parents Morty and Helen battled crotchety neighbors, ate dinner at 4:30 p.m., didn't run their AC much and reaffirmed the region's place in the national consciousness.
    It's been nearly 20 years since Jerry Seinfeld began visiting Del Boca Vista, the fictional South Florida retirement community where parents Morty and Helen battled crotchety neighbors, ate dinner at 4:30 p.m., didn't run their AC much and reaffirmed...

    Tags: A-Trak, Ticketmaster, Music, Galactic (music group), Boys Noize (music group)

  8. Dec 18, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  9. DuSable High School a landmark with jazz as catalyst

    No high school in America did more to shape the sound of jazz than a magnificent edifice at 49th Street and Wabash Avenue, on the South Side of Chicago.
    No high school in America did more to shape the sound of jazz than a magnificent edifice at 49th Street and Wabash Avenue, on the South Side of Chicago. Singer-pianist Nat "King" Cole, master vocalist Johnny Hartman, piano whiz Dorothy Donegan and...

    Tags: Architecture, Music, Chicago Public Schools, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, Cab Calloway

  10. Jan 9, 2013 |Story| SFL
  11. To do today: Foreigner, Jon Faddis and "Weird Florida"

    <strong>Music</strong>
    Music Foreigner: Foreigner will let 'er rip 8 tonight at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The group's album sales exceed 70 million, with multiplatinum songs that include "Cold As Ice," "Juke Box Hero," and "I Want To Know What...

    Tags: Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Charles Mingus, West Palm Beach, John F. Kennedy, Dizzy Gillespie

  12. Oct 26, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  13. Chicago Humanities Festival: Let freedom swing

    How fitting that a festival exploring a theme as vast as "America" should be playing stages across Chicago next month.
    How fitting that a festival exploring a theme as vast as "America" should be playing stages across Chicago next month. For no art form reflects the fundamentals of the American experiment more urgently than jazz, and no city has contributed more to the...

    Tags: U.S. Navy, Moscow (Russia), Music, Culture, Dizzy Gillespie

  14. Oct 23, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  15. Sugar Blue a soaring voice for the blues

    Last May, during a conference on "Race, Gender &amp; the Blues" at Dominican University, the master harmonica player Sugar Blue addressed the theme in an impassioned, unforgettable soliloquy.
    Last May, during a conference on "Race, Gender & the Blues" at Dominican University, the master harmonica player Sugar Blue addressed the theme in an impassioned, unforgettable soliloquy. Lamenting that blues increasingly has been expropriated by white...

    Tags: Howard Reich, Blues (genre), Music, Willie Dixon, Count Basie

  16. Oct 18, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  17. Orbert Davis, Chicago Jazz Philharmonic swing into a new season

    No other orchestra in America looks, sounds or acts quite like Orbert Davis' Chicago Jazz Philharmonic.
    No other orchestra in America looks, sounds or acts quite like Orbert Davis' Chicago Jazz Philharmonic. For though various bands play Third Stream repertoire — a term that loosely refers to jazz-meets-classical fare — the CJP immerses...

    Tags: Arts, Music, Chicago Public Schools, Howard Reich, Culture

  18. Sep 6, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  19. Fall music preview: Chicago jazz greats coming home

    Chicago always has produced jazz giants, larger-than-life figures whose art towers over that of mere mortals.
    Chicago always has produced jazz giants, larger-than-life figures whose art towers over that of mere mortals. Who are today's Chicago jazz giants? Following is an annotated guide to some of the titans who will be performing during the fall season: Art...

    Tags: Arts, Music, Culture, University of Chicago, Music Industry

  20. Sep 4, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  21. Three-and-a-half decades covering Chicago Jazz

    Some gigs seem almost too good to be true: I&rsquo;ve been covering music for the Tribune for 35 years, since I started freelancing in 1977 and joined the staff in &rsquo;83.
    Some gigs seem almost too good to be true: I’ve been covering music for the Tribune for 35 years, since I started freelancing in 1977 and joined the staff in ’83. I sometimes get emails from great musicians traveling the world who tell me...

    Tags: Wynton Marsalis, Music, Dave Brubeck, Frank Sinatra, Entertainment Events

  22. Feb 27, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  23. Red Holloway dies at 84; Versatile L.A. jazz saxophonist

    Red Holloway, a tenor and alto saxophonist who was one of Los Angeles' most highly regarded jazz artists for more than four decades, died Saturday in San Luis Obispo. He was 84.
    Red Holloway, a tenor and alto saxophonist who was one of Los Angeles' most highly regarded jazz artists for more than four decades, died Saturday in San Luis Obispo. He was 84. The cause was kidney failure, complicated by several strokes, according to...

    Tags: Willie Dixon, Music, George Benson, B.B. King, U.S. Army

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