Vol.4, No.12 December 2019
Jimmy Mazzy: The Soul of the Banjo, by Stephen Provizer
Nick Fatool: The Perfect Jazz Percussionist, by Hal Smith
Fig & Fox: A Remembrance of Nat Morison, by Dan Levinson
Capone’s: “You Had to Be There”, compiled by Bob Ringwald
Remembering Bob Wilbur, by Alan Percival
Q&A with Ted Gioia, by Stephen Provizer
A Very Modern Vintage Vocalist, by Dave Doyle
NOLA Tubist Creates Jazz TV Show for Kids, by Andy Senior
Trad Jazz Abounds at 2019 Jubilee by the Sea, by Fred Hoeptner
Reflections on My First Time at the Jazz Party, by Colin Hancock
Whitley Bay Jazz Party 2019: The Best Festival Yet, by Jonathan Holmes
Jazz Birthday of the Month: King Oliver, illustration by Joe Busam
Static from my Attic, by Andy Senior
Final Chorus, compiled by Joe Bebco
Festival Roundup, Compiled by Andy Senior
The Infamous Burp Hollow, San Francisco Nightclub, by Dave Radlauer
Profiles in Jazz: Nat King Cole, by Scott Yanow
Blowing off the Dust: Sedalia’s “Treemonisha”, by Larry Melton
Give a Gig!, by Randi Cee
Jazz Jottings, by Lew Shaw
The Professor is IN: Starting Your Own Jazz Club, by Adrian Cunningham
Quarter Notes: October Ramblings in NOLA, by Shelly Gallichio
When Prince Ruled Columbia, by R.S. Baker
Kids, Xmas Inspire New JLCO CDs, reviews by Russ Tarby
Nights at the Turntable, CD reviews by Scott Yanow
Music: A Subversive History, review by Stephen Provizer
Off the Beaten Tracks, CD reviews by Joe Bebco
