George French
Joe Bebco
September 28, 2024
Bassist/vocalist George French has died at age 80. He was part of the prominent New Orleans musical family. His father was Albert “Papa” French, longtime
Bassist/vocalist George French has died at age 80. He was part of the prominent New Orleans musical family. His father was Albert “Papa” French, longtime
The British multi-instrumentalist Graham Lyons died on September 4th, he was 87. He released a 7” single, Jazz Bassoon, in 1967 and recorded with The
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Don’t let a review where I keep my word count in check fool you. This is a remarkable album from one of our best female
I have felt at times that certain studio releases lacked emotion, the bandleader perhaps concentrating too much on the details when given what they perceive
In a life development I find most amusing I have come to be a regular contributor to what was once well known as the Village
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Jewel Brown, known most famously for her world tours singing with Louis Armstrong between 1961 and 1968, died on June 25th, she was 86 years
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Geoff Cole. a British trombonist with a career going back to the 1950s, died on June 25th, he was 90 years old. He was part
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Returning to my notes on an album before writing a review I often find more exclamations than insights but sometimes they point me in the
Of the numerous Turtle Bay releases this one will especially resonate with TST readers. Not trying to be hip or current, these are men with
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I’m enough of a hipster to wish I could dislike Tuba Skinny. To wish I could say they were overrated and their fame undeserved. To
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