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Monk's MidnightOn "Round Midnight" and other Spheres.
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The ClubA look at what a nightclub is, has been, and might become in order to stop being a threat to the survival of love and great music.
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In Praise of John Coltrane's Smile If smiles are open parentheticals John Coltrane’s is where I’d like to travel—a borderless crescent slivering with ecstatic grief and troubled abandon.…
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Cancel Yourself. On controversy as liberation and the musicians who exploit it.
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What is the Reason?On the use of Earth Wind and Fire's "Reasons" in the film Killer of Sheep.
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An unfinished record of what cannot be recordedNotes on live recordings and liveness and living archives
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Ted Joans Defends Albert Ayler It was such a scandal in the 1960s, to come from the black future and bend time to its will. Albert Ayler’s sound was a scandalous sunset on the wester…
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Not for SaleOn Abbey Lincoln's version of "Love for Sale"
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