‘As Long as They Can Blow’: Steve Provizer on Interracial Jazz
Roger Kimmel Smith
March 31, 2024
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Vol.4, No.10 October 2019
Drummer Hal Smith: Our Exclusive Interview, by Bill Hoffman
Reconsidering “Dixieland”, by Joe Bebco
Digging into the Cornet, by Steve Provizer
Mielke’s Oakland A’s Strolling Band, by Dave Radlauer
Fred Hager Tangles with Victor Herbert, by R.S. Baker
Digging Ragtime Gold at Sutter Creek, by Fred Hoeptner
Blues Dancing: A Mississippi Misappropriation, by Dave Doyle
Cate Cody: Out With the Old, In With the Older, by Dave Doyle
Remembering Jim Cullum, by Ryan Gould
Mazzy Inducted into Banjo Hall of Fame, by Joe Bebco
Ed Clute Video Goes “Viral”, by Andy Senior
2019 Preservation Hall Honorees, by Joe Bebco
Karp Memorial Fund Awards “Ragtime Kids”, by Larry Melton
Everybody Comes to Curley’s!, by Randi Cee
Jazz Birthday of the Month: Red McKenzie, illustration by Joe Busam
Static from my Attic, by Andy Senior
Final Chorus, compiled by Joe Bebco
Readers’ Correspondence
The Professor Is IN: A Sincere Apology, by Adrian Cunningham
Quarter Notes: Bourbon Street Memories, by Shelly Gallichio
Festival Roundup
Profiles in Jazz: Eddie Lang, by Scott Yanow
Blowing Off the Dust: Melton Family Music, by Larry Melton
Nights at the Turntable, CD reviews by Scott Yanow
Book Review: Superstride by Derek Coller, Edward A. Berlin
Off the Beaten Tracks, CD reviews by Joe Bebco
Concert Review: Yankee Wailers, Harvey Barkan
