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A portrait of Miles Davis by Basquiat spreads out like rumors of other fathers

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Black music colonizing LAX for a brief never ending instant

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Aug 12

Some thoughts on D'Angelo's roots

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Aug 1

How Miles Davis's wives and muses guard his music with their bodies

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Jun 15

The tonal bond between Future and Billie Holiday and how it exceeds itself.

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May 19

Some thoughts after a conversation with Charles Mingus's daughter Keki

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May 2

A Concertized Thing An abyss of counter-revolutionary decadence and disaffected apathy marked the post-1968 political and social scenes in the USA, and…

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Apr 22

On Marvin Gaye's variations on the sunken place

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Apr 8

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