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Trio Logic 19/52: Technique vs. Idea
What Ornette Coleman’s Golden Circle recordings teach us about instrumental mastery and harmonic freedom.
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Behind the Cheeks 2/6: You’ve Got to Sell It
How Dizzy Gillespie’s greatest orchestra survived 1948.
Aug 23
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Trio Logic 17/52: Rollins Fired the Band
The First Night at the Vanguard, a radical personnel search, and the birth of a jazz institution.
Aug 19
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The Stolen Narrative of Charlie Parker
Mar 23
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What’s Wrong With Your Ears?
Mar 13
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Lester Young: The Lost 1940 Tapes
May 3
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Thelonious Monk Was Booed in Paris
Apr 12
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The Liberation of Jackie McLean
Apr 26
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When the Horn Goes Up, the Voices Stop
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Behind the Cheeks 1/6: Nobody Recorded Dizzy's First Band
In 1945 he took a full orchestra through the segregated South playing the newest music in America. Not one second of it survives.
Aug 15
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Michael Daniels
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Trio Logic 16/52: No Piano, No Rehearsal, No Problem
The story behind the absurd Mojave Desert cover and the four-hour session that backed up the bravado.
Aug 12
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Michael Daniels
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The Myth of the Liberated Bass
Bill Evans gets the credit, but the revolution started twenty-five years earlier—and mostly by accident.
Aug 8
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Trio Logic 15/52: We Will Meet Again
His brother’s suicide, a dedication, and the final trio Evans said came closest to the first.
Aug 5
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Michael Daniels
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Who Really Owns the History of Jazz?
How marriage, bankruptcy, tax bills, and fires shaped the legacy of modern recorded jazz.
Aug 1
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Trio Logic 14/52: What Came After Vanguard
Bill Evans, Chuck Israels, and the quiet courage of not trying to repeat history.
Jul 29
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How Denmark Stole American Jazz
Inside the tiny club, state money, and cheap flights that quietly pulled America’s greatest musicians across the Atlantic.
Jul 25
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