May We All Be as Obscure as Porter Brown!
If you never heard of Porter Brown and only skimmed the broad strokes of his biography, he might seem like an obscure sideman whose life
If you never heard of Porter Brown and only skimmed the broad strokes of his biography, he might seem like an obscure sideman whose life
On July 28, 1954, The Reporter Dispatch ran a feature on Mr. Nelson Argueso of 38 Ridgeway Circle, White Plains, New York. “City Collector of
The first part of the Darnell Howard story, discussing his early years in Chicago and work with W.C. Handy, Charles Elgar, and King Oliver, appeared
In jazz history, “Chicago jazz” is often associated with the groundbreaking New Orleans musicians who made the Windy City their home during the twenties. “Chicagoan”
Jazz history is not necessarily written by its winners, yet they still manage to dominate the narrative. There are certainly landmark musicians whose influence merits