Vol.3, No.9 September 2018
Dandy Wellington: “Life is an Occasion”, By Brian Sheridan
Olympia Jazz Fest Returns, by Andy Senior
“Zulu’s Ball” Revisited, by Russ Tarby
Turk Murphy’s Respect for the Past, by Lew Shaw
Multi-Generational Jazz, by Art Hovey
Sacramento Capital City Jazz and Swing Association Folds, by Andy Senior
Remembering Les Lieber, by F. Norman Vickers
Jazz Birthday of the Month: Willard Robison, illustration by Gary Price
Static from my Attic: Jazz By Gaslight, Andy Senior
Jazz Jottings, by Lew Shaw
Quarter Notes New Orleans Museums to see Now, by Shelly Gallichio
Jazz Travels: A Hot Time in the North Country, byBill Hoffman
Profiles in Jazz: Fletcher Henderson, by Scott Yanow
Festival Roundup, by Andy Senior
Blowing off the Dust: The National Recording Registry, by Larry Melton
The Professor is IN: The Fame and Fortune of Jazz, by Adrian Cunningham
Respecting Aretha, by Randi Cee
Final Chorus, compiled by Joe Bebco
Nights at the Turntable, CD reviews by Scott Yanow
Off the Beaten Tracks, CD reviews by Joe Bebco
The Syncopated Bookshelf: The Product of Our Souls, Review by Joe Bebco
Book Review: Jeru’s Journey, Reviewed by F. Norman Vickers
Concert Review: Buzz Maddox Octet, Reviewed by Harvey Barkan
The Harlem Hellfighters, by Max Brooks, Graphic Novel, Reviewed by Joe Bebco
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