Vol.3, No.6 June 2018
Drew Nugent: Hot Jazz Meets Vaudeville, by Joe Bebco
Remembering Milt “The Judge” Hinton, by Van Young
Queen City Jazz Band Celebrates 60 Years, by Lew Shaw
Dick Hyman’s Ongoing Musical Odyssey, by Bob Byler
New Black Eagles Remain Aloft, by Russ Tarby
Static From My Attic, by Andy Senior
Jazz Birthday of The Month: Gene Austin, Illustration by Gary Price
Jazz Jottings, by Lew Shaw
Blowing off the Dust, By Larry Melton
Quarter Notes, By Shelly Gallichio
Jazz Travels, by Bill Hoffman
Profiles in Jazz: King Oliver, by Scott Yanow
The Festival Roundup, by TST
The Final Chorus, compiled by Joe Bebco
The Professor is IN, by Adrian Cunnigham
My Mama Tried, by Randi Cee
The Syncopated Bookshelf: 3 books by Pops Coffee, reviewed by Joe Bebco
Albums: Nights at the Turntable, by Scott Yanow
Albums: Catching up with New Orleans, Part 1, by Joe Bebco
CD Review: It Might As Well Be Swing, review by F. Norman Vickers
CD Review: Black Licorice, review by F. Norman Vickers
Jimmy McConnell’s Super Big Band, concert review by Harvey Barkan
Tony Pringle: 1936-2018, by Lew Shaw
David Thomas Roberts Debuts New Concert Piece, by Joe Bebco
“Ain’t That Hot!” The Original Cornell Syncopators, by Russ Tarby
Stephen Foster’s Statue: Context and Perception, by Joe Bebco
Women’s College Cuts Jazz Program, by Joe Bebco
Buddy Bolden House In Danger Of Demolition By Neglect, by Joe Bebco
American Jazz Museum in KC Restructuring by Joe Bebco
